The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 19

THE BOSTON GLOBE FRIDAY. APRIL 1G. 1982 19 Police end pond search for body Election law challenge rejected conclusory" and he ruled the state law does not violate their constitutional rights. Edison worker hurt in accident A 56-year-old Boston Edison maintenance employee was listed in critical condition at Brigham and Women's Hospital last night after being severely burned during an unexplained accident at the Edgar Station in Weymouth yesterday. James W.

Powers of Weymouth was injured at 1 1 :30 a.m. while checking a component in the station's switch building. He was rushed by ambulance to South Shore Hospital and transferred to Brigham and Women's shortly after. Edison officials have not yet determined how Powers was injured. NRC warning on bolt corrosion The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has told 47 reactor operators to keep an eye on bolt corrosion problems that might lead to a radioactive leak, an NRC spokeswoman said yesterday in Washington.

In a routine inspection, officials at the Maine Yankee plant found six broken studs on a passageway providing access to the steam generator unit and another five of the 20 plants involved showed signs of cracking, according to an NRC information bulletin. According to staff reports, 23 incidents of corrosion in 350 years of combined reactor operating time have been found that if not discovered eventually could result in at least a small loss of reactor coolant. The Metropolitan District Commission and Massachusetts State Police yesterday completed their search of Walden Pond in Lincoln for the body of a Harvard University graduate student who has been missing since last November. The search of the pond for Joan Webster. 25, of Glen Ridge.

N.J.. began April 2 after the Middlesex District Attorney's office received an anonymous letter stating that Webster's body could be found there. State Police Detective Lt. Thomas Sparta-chino said there were two days of underwater diving and one day of surface searching. The search had been suspended last week due to bad weather.

A search of Wenham Lake in Beverly was called off Tuesday. A challenge to the Massachusetts election law, which requires independent and minor party candidates to obtain 40,000 signatures by May 4 to get on the November ballot was rejected yesterday in US District Court. Judge Walter Jay Skinner refused to issue an injunction sought by the Libertarian Party of Massachusetts, which claimed the statute was unconstitutional. The Libertarians wanted to be listed on the ballot as an official party. They also asked the court to enjoin Secretary of State Michael J.

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