Reactor returns to normal power after automatic shutdown
UNI said repairs were completed by Saturday and the reactor was restarted that day. It typically takes 24 to 72 hours to reach full power, and UNI operates the reactor for the Energy Research and Development Administration.
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Personal income up in United States in 1975
US personal income rose to about $1.2 trillion in 1975, more than 7 percent higher than 1960. Per capita income reached roughly $3,900 in 1960 dollars, about $850 higher in 1975, indicating growth in national earnings and individual purchasing power.
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Non-economist proposes how to boost U S economy to Carter
William Cuccinello an Allied Advertising executive sends a letter to President-elect Jimmy Carter outlining a plan to raise employment widen tax bases lower prices and spur U S manufacturing He argues depreciation of welfare and unemployment costs could fund pensions and spur growth though he concedes the plan is not a cure for inflation or unemployment
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Tornado activity linked to spring peak amid late-day hours
Statisticians note tornadoes can occur any time but most frequently strike in spring and early summer between 3 and 7 p.m. The finding highlights peak risk periods for severe weather awareness.
Governor urges plebiscite on Puerto Rico statehood
Puerto Rico's new governor Carlos Romero Barcelo says residents should decide in a plebiscite whether to become America's 51st state, but he did not specify when such a vote would occur. He stressed tackling poverty and economic issues in his inaugural address.
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Eleven crop clinics planned across Nebraska this month
University of Nebraska Lincoln extension agronomist John D. Furrer says 11 crop clinics will be held statewide this month to help farmers applicators dealers managers and consultants manage crop pests. Sessions will cover insect disease and weed control with emphasis on timing and best practices.
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