safest? and if i am satisfied that there is an alternative which meets that description then i certainly would support it. because i am concerned about the safety of this area. we re at the university of pittsburgh, hillman library. we re in the thornburgh room. we re going to be looking at some of the thornburgh collection. dick thornburgh is a pits burgtder, he has gone on to become governor of pennsylvania, u.s. attorney general, and his collection is here now, his archive collection. it s large, which is an understatement considering it s 1052 cartons of documents. he was elected governor in 1979 and was being sworn in on january 16, 1979. he s there with his hand up being sworn in literally with his wife beside him. 72 days after, he was busy with budget, meeting with people in the governor s home. when a phone call came at 7:50 a.m. on wednesday, march 28th. it was announcing to the new governor that there was an accident at the nearby nuclear plant on the tlooe mile
our prime concern has been and remains the safety of the residents of the area and of those workers who must carry out the responsibility of decontamination of the unit 2 facility. the most pressing question is which of the alternatives is the safest, and if i m satisfied if there is an alternative that meets that description then i certainly will support it because i am concerned about the safety of this area. we re at the university of pittsburgh hillman library and we re in the thornburgh room and we re going to be looking at some of the thornburgh collection and dick thornburg is a pittsburgher from the start and attended law school here and he s gone on to be governor of pennsylvania, u.s. attorney general and his collection is here now at the university of pittsburgh and thornburg s collection is large, which is an understatement considering it s 1,052 cartness on of documents. he was elected governor in 1979 and was sworn in on january 16, 1979. he s there being swor
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After nearly a week of relative calm, pro-Palestinian protesters in Pittsburgh’s university district sparked minor conflict with police on Sunday night, resulting in two arrests. The arrests came after a group of about 200 protesters reneged on a verbal agreement to stay off university property. Protesters who last week had