Atomic power first produced electricity in Idaho test
In December 1951 at Argonne near Idaho Falls engineers linked a molten metal cooled reactor to a turbine and lit four 110 volt bulbs. The event marked the first generation of atomic electric power and the site is now a national historic landmark.
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Magnificent Christmas Reunion After 40 Years Apart
Lawrence McNinch in Liberty Maine will spend Christmas with Ina Stickan his mother for the first time since he was a baby. They reunited after his wife Mariet and a Maine newspaper aided discovery revealing a large extended family including fourteen grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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