The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 cover featuring 'Investigating an Unsafe Nuclear Recycling Plant' with the headline 'TOO HOT TO HANDLE'. The cover illustrates themes of nuclear safety and features a dramatic image of a man's face behind machinery.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 displaying the Table of Contents, highlighting articles like 'A Day in the Life of the Pope' and 'Pilots Talk About Air Crashes', along with various contributors and features.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 advertising the new Winston Light 100s cigarettes, featuring a close-up of a man with long hair holding a cigarette pack with an emphasis on the light branding.
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The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 cover featuring 'Investigating an Unsafe Nuclear Recycling Plant' with the headline 'TOO HOT TO HANDLE'. The cover illustrates themes of nuclear safety and features a dramatic image of a man's face behind machinery.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 displaying the Table of Contents, highlighting articles like 'A Day in the Life of the Pope' and 'Pilots Talk About Air Crashes', along with various contributors and features.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 advertising the new Winston Light 100s cigarettes, featuring a close-up of a man with long hair holding a cigarette pack with an emphasis on the light branding.

The New York Times Magazine April 10, 1977 Nuclear Recycling Plant Safety VG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
It all seemed very promising when the nation’s first commercial plant for recycling nuclear fuel opened in New York State in 1966. The plant is now inoperative, and may cost New York’s taxpayers $1 billion or more to clean up the radioactive residue. The whole episode raises questions about the country’s plans for future commercial reprocessing. Page 15.
Illustration by Melinda Bordelon

12 Sunday Observer
A Taxpayer’s Prayer
By Russell Baker

15 Too Hot to Handle
By Richard Severo

20 The Star You Love to Hate
By Tony Kornheiser

38 A Day in the Life of the Pope
Paul VI, a private man, reigns this Easter over a restless church. He gives mornings and afternoons to the public and to Curia business. In the evening, he is pastor to his own soul.
By Curtis Bill Pepper

41 Pilots Talk About Air Crashes
In the wake of the worst civilian air disaster in history—the collision of two 747 jetliners two weeks ago in the Canary Islands—the people who know best discuss the human factors in air safety, the chilling, often avoidable, potential for error.
By William Stockton

56 The Expensive Way to Keep Your Teeth
By Genell Subak-Sharpe

60 Letters
On the “Trouble” at Sarah Lawrence
By Susan Jacoby

62 “We Did Overcome”

66 Food
Delectable Champignons
By Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey

70 Design
Classic Purity
By C. Ray Smith

74 Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 58

76 Fashion: New York
Preview: What’s Coming in Fashion
By Carrie Donovan

78 Fashion: Paris
Preview: What’s Coming in Fashion
By Bernadine Morris

94 In America
Turning Point
By Joseph Lelyveld

Picture credits, Page 91

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