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The head of the Soviet atomic safety committee was dismissed today, nearly three months after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

Tests in the Barents Sea have shown no sign of increased radioactivity since a Russian nuclear submarine sank there in August, Norway's atomic safety authority said.

The proposed buyer's financial health is among the criteria reviewed, and a Washington-based nonprofit group, the Nuclear Information Resource Service, filed a petition this month seeking a hearing on AmerGen's finances before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's atomic safety and licensing board.

The interim deal cost the IAEA more than €5m up to the end of June, on top of its €344m annual budget for promoting nuclear safety and peaceful uses of atomic science.

Japan's nuclear safety regulatory agency has taken a hardheaded approach to atomic power expansion.

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"It's beyond the wit of mankind to identify all challenges to a nuclear plant," said John Large, a former researcher for the British atomic energy agency who runs a consulting company in London specializing in nuclear safety.

VIENNA, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Improving global nuclear safety after last year's Fukushima disaster must remain an urgent concern, despite improvements already made, the U.N. atomic agency chief said on Monday.

A6 Russian Accused of Stealing American authorities are accusing Russia's former atomic energy chief of stealing up to $9 million from the Department of Energy that was supposed to be used to help Russians improve their nuclear safety, his lawyers said.

With many employees eligible for retirement, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has difficulty finding nuclear engineers to monitor the safety of atomic power plants.

In 1964, while he was director of the biomedical research division at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, Dr. Gofman helped start a national inquiry into the safety of atomic power.