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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2003
Page
10
Nuclear plants use contractors for fuel transfers while Nuclear Management Co. trains its own staff to reduce costs and retain plant knowledge. Two trial transfers were conducted, one observed by the NRC, then fuel bundles are loaded into stainless steel canisters.
The article explains the dry cask storage system at the Duane Arnold Energy Center likening it to a self storage facility with thick concrete walls. Underwater racks hold about 2064 spent fuel bundles each containing nearly 200 kilograms of uranium. No more transfers into dry cask storage are expected for three years.
University leaders discuss incentive plans to boost morale and retention after state cuts of more than 17 million in university funding. Proposal mirrors medical school bonuses offering up to 25 thousand dollars for strong grant-supported performance.
The Meskwaki Nation fights over its casino but the appeals court affirms the government closure. The opinion states tribal internal disputes fall to the tribe, not district courts, and notes the appointed council held the casino from March 26 to May 23.
A Pew study finds Northeastern residents use the Internet mainly for shopping while the South lags in access. Midwest usage sits below national levels, and states like Colorado show high access due to public Internet in state buildings. Atlantic and Pacific regions top usage due to higher income and education.
Baltimore Sun reports Holiday Inn declares a towel Amnesty Day inviting guests to confess why they kept towels and what happened to them. Mark Snyder notes towels range from funny to touching while theft costs the lodging industry about 100 million dollars annually.
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