Engineers Quit GE Cite Dangers Of Nuclear Plants
Three GE Nuclear Energy Division engineers who helped design nearly 10 plants resigned citing nuclear power dangers. They join Project Survival to back a statewide initiative seeking a June ballot moratorium on new reactors. The engineers warn safety and waste storage risks outweigh benefits and plan to seek work in safer energy areas after the election.
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Bull Market in Question as Rates May Hold Up Growth
AP Business Analyst notes stock gains rise on falling rates but warns past surges failed when fuel ran out. If rates stabilize and profits rise, further gains depend on broader economy. Inflation and unemployment remain risks as households and firms restrain spending and investment.
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New York
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First National City Bank
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