Expert Says Radiation Exposure Insignificant
A health safety engineer from Dairyland Power Cooperative told the La Crosse Industrial Safety Council that radiation risk in industry is small compared with other environmental factors. Tom Steele outlined duties of a health physicist at Genoa plant, noting exposure levels are kept below federal and international guides. He compared life-shortening estimates for nearby residents, workers, and the general population to risks from smoking and overweight, and described shielding and containment of radioactivity noting 99.99 percent of nuclear wastes are removed during reprocessing.
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Genoa
la Crosse Industrial Safety Council
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AMC Signs Pact To Buy Kaiser Jeep
American Motors Corp announced an $80 million agreement to purchase Kaiser Jeep Corp. The deal, disclosed by Roy D. Chapin Jr. and Edgar F. Kaiser, includes $10 million cash, 5.5 million AMC shares, and about $9.5 million in negotiable notes plus other assets. AMC stockholders must approve at the Feb. 4 annual meeting. Brought Kaiser Jeep earnings would join AMC’s reports starting Oct. 1.
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Detroit
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Kaiser Jeep Corp
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American Motors
Edgar F. Kaiser
Kaiser Industries
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Kaiser Jeep
Crossword clues pack: Past Holiday to Before
A compact clue list spanning terms from Past Holiday to Before with entries for words like Cape, Hindu weight, Arctic explorer, minty aperitif, impute, not the same, ringworm, taro root, and more, including definitions and cross references for a filled puzzle.
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Windom Man Killed By Rising Truck Dump Part
A Windom man Albert Gillespie died Tuesday when the raised dumping portion of his truck fell on him on the Alvah Duncan farm east of Windom. Coroner Dr. Harold Basinger said the death was due to a crushed back while Gillespie tried to fix the truck.
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Harold Basinger
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Gillespie
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Curb On Atrocity News Ruled Out In Calley Case
The U S Court of Military Appeals refused to issue a pretrial injunction banning coverage of the My Lai massacre. The decision says Col Kennedy can control publicity, while publishers and military judges must ensure fair trials. Calley faces murder charges for 1968 killings.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Supreme Court
Kenneth A. Raby
Calley
Aubrey M. Daniel III
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