Nuke safety upgrade at Palo plant details $14 million effort
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co plans a $14 million project to install a control room simulator at the Palo nuclear power plant to strengthen emergency operations training. The draft item appears among other notes on Kennedy, Mount Mercy College, and local topics.
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Today’s Chuckle Birds as vultures in politics amuse
A wry quip notes that politics feels like a bird world where many players are scavenging. The jest compares politicians to vultures circling power, underscoring public cynicism toward governance.
Long Island sniper admits killings in December rampage
YAPHANK N Y AP a 20 year old self styled commando Yusef Abdullah Rahman of Riverhead admitted to a series of sniper attacks that killed one injured three and terrorized a Long Island area in December in a two hour videotaped statement. He was arrested in Wyandanch after a foot chase and faced charges including second degree murder and multiple counts of attempted murder.
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Iraq Accepts U N Plan for Joint Iran Panel
U N envoy Jan Eliasson said President Saddam Hussein agreed to a proposed joint military committee with Iran and lifted Iraq’s ban on Iranian bound civilian flights. The accord, revealed after a four hour meeting, marks a potential step to revive stalled peace talks ending the Gulf War. Eliasson called the measures concrete but cautioned against calling them breakthroughs.
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Phobos II Enters Mars Orbit On Six Month Flight
The unmanned Soviet Phobos II probe reached Mars orbit after a 111 million mile journey from Earth. Tass reported data analysis by ground controllers began to confirm proper orbit as the craft carries instruments from 12 countries and the ESA. The mission aims to pave the way for a manned Mars craft in the early 21st century.
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Dam project brings new life to Troy Mills river site
Troy Mills residents clear rubble from the Wapsipinicon River to replace the south dam half with a 150 foot concrete structure connecting to the north. The plan, proposed by the Dam Association led by Jack Andrews, aims to restore wetlands, improve boat access, and attract anglers while funding from Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. supports site ownership. The group, formed last October, secured $25 000 from the company and $1 from the association.
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Oelwein Doctor Jack Jack retires after 37 years in town
Darwin Jack, 67, longtime Oelwein family practitioner since 1951, retires Dec 30 citing government intervention and rising liability insurance as factors. He delivered about 2,500 babies and treated thousands, plans to stay in Oelwein with wife Mary, not a snowbird, enjoying retirement near home community.
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