Gas fired plants could be a strength for cleaner power
The Illinois deregulation wave spurs a surge of gas fired power plant plans in the Chicago area with 23 proposed sites from Elwood south of Joliet to Manhattan and Crete. Projects aim to reduce NOx emissions versus coal, though many face permits and local concerns amid a deregulated market that favors rapid, profitable generation.
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Peoples Energy
Joliet
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Crete
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Chicago Heights
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NiSource Inc
BP Amoco
Whiting
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Wisconin Power
Calumet
McHenry County
Woodstock
Sara O'Connell
Brandon Road
Dennis McMurray
McMurray
Indiana State Line
Illinois
Luis Diaz-Perez
Electric Power Supply Association
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ComEd
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Hinad
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Enron
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St Rocco cornerstone laid in Chicago Heights
Sunday ceremonies marked the laying of the St Rocco Catholic church cornerstone officiated by Bishop Muldoon of Chicago with Father Byrne. A large crowd and the Italian band welcomed the procession to the Twenty second Arnol streets site, where funds are sought to complete the brick and stone church estimated at about 15000 dollars.
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Muldoon
Chicago
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Arnol
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Chicago Heights
Harvey School Building Burns In Major Fire
Harvey suffered a severe loss Saturday when its largest school Whittier area was destroyed by fire along with the library and school records. One death occurred and a fireman died later from injuries. The origin remains unknown as the blaze began on the second floor.
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Harvey
Whittier
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Blue Island Hospital
Schools Pay Homage to Heroes in Memorial Day Parade
Chicago Heights teachers and students honored fallen heroes with a 9 am program at Washington and McKinley schools, a parade led by police to Presbyterian cemetery, and an address by Col. Bennett of Austin. Miss Olive MacChesney and Miss Helen Bruington sang as flowers were laid on graves, boys and girls performing a drill and song.
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Washington and McKinley
Grand Army of the Republic
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Austin
Presbyterian Cemetery
A.J. Hayward
James A. Sexton
Olive MacChesney
Helen Bruington
R.S. Thayer
Holstein
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