Zion nuclear plant to close permanently by Unicom
Illinois utility Unicom Corp will shut down the Zion nuclear plant offline for nearly a year, absorbing a 515 million charge and decommissioning over the next three to six months. Full fuel removal and final closure are slated for 2014, with about 800 jobs at risk and Zion’s tax base supported by ComEd's stake.
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Planes cross paths after warning signal over California
Southwest Flight 1451 en route to Burbank from Louisville climbed from 3000 to 4600 feet after a ground transponder warning triggered an evasive maneuver. The 737 crossed paths with a small Cessna near Van Nuys airport as authorities could not trace the transponder source.
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Cisneros mistress pleads guilty in hush money case
Linda Jones, former lover of Henry Cisneros, pleads guilty to conspiracy, bank fraud, money laundering, and obstruction of justice related to $185,000 in payments and misrepresentation to FBI investigators. She faces 3 1/2 years in prison under a plea while Cisneros stands trial in November on related concealment charges.
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U.N. seeks evidence of Iraqi weapons tests
U N officials say an American led team banned by Iraq pursued leads from a 1995 raid. They found videos and a photo from a chicken ranch tied to Saddam Husain kin, showing dogs in apparent experiments and a human arm with lesions. The tapes are inconclusive on human testing. Ritter's team is leaving Baghdad for New York as the ban takes effect.
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Kaczynski transcripts reveal defense shifts in case
Sacramento reports detail Theodore Kaczynski's fluctuating stance on defense strategy as he balked at self representation after a suicide attempt. Judge Garland Burrell alternated between confidence and concern, ordering psychiatric evaluation while denying the killer’s wish to hire a new San Francisco lawyer.
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Simpson says Esquire quote taken out of context
In a live ESPN interview Simpson claimed his Esquire remark about hypothetically killing his former wife was quoted out of context. He said he spoke in a hypothetical scenario only and agreed to the interview with no limits on topics.
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