Reactor shutdown at Oconee due to partial power loss
A reactor at Oconee Nuclear Station shut down automatically after losing some backup power. Officials reported no danger to the public, no radiation release, and no injuries. An NRC six member inspection team visited the plant Tuesday.
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Californians Unfazed by Parkfield Earthquake Warning
In Parkfield California amid a 4.7 magnitude quake officials issued a 1 in 3 chance of a large shaker by Thursday night. Residents kept routines with reporters present while warnings highlighted the Parkfield project as a landmark in quake prediction.
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White House says MIA families will gain file access
The Bush administration announced that families of POWs and MIAs will soon be allowed to inspect Vietnamese archives with thousands of photographs and documents. Gen. John Vessey and Sen. John McCain touted the materials as a potential breakthrough in resolving many cases, though some groups urged cautious optimism and continued focus on living prisoners.
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Shirley Booth dies at 94 in Cape Cod home
Shirley Booth, famed for Hazel on TV and roles in Come Back Little Sheba and Hello Dolly, died at 94 at her Cape Cod home in Chatham Massachusetts. A spokesman confirmed she passed last Friday after a long period out of the public eye.
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Cabrini-Green Police Move to Seal Four High-Rises
Chicago police began shutting down four Cabrini-Green high rise buildings and increasing security at others after the shooting of 7-year-old Cantrell Davis. Mayor Daley ordered the crackdown while residents and officials debate whether the measure will curb violence or simply worsen Cabrini’s image.
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