GE Midwest Fuel Recovery Plant Receives Spent Nuclear Fuel
The Morris Daily Herald reports the General Electric Midwest Fuel Recovery Plant in Goose Lake Township is storing about 120 fuel bundles from East and West coasts as it pursues licensing before year end. Manager Burton Judson notes the plant will solidify wastes and reprocess uranium, plutonium, and neptunium, with opinions from AEC and industry figures on storage, transport, and international reprocessing contracts.
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General Electric Midwest
Burton F. Judson
Goose Lake Township
Judson
U.S
Washington
Georgia
Buffalo
New York
Moon
Lee Dye
Los Angeles Times
Chicago Sun-Times
Dye
United States
Morris
Don Moyer
San Jose
Calif
Moyer
Westinghouse
Babcock and Wilcox
Jersey Nuclear
Gulf United Nuclear
Frank Pittman
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Pittman
Japan
Canada
Italy
LaSalle County
Gary Pitchford
AEC Public Information Office
General Electric
Mass slayings probe widens with two more graves found
Houston police, guided by 17 year old Elmer Wayne Henley, uncovered two fresh graves near Broaddus in San Augustine County raising the death toll to 21 and naming Henley and David Brooks as suspects in the killings linked to Dean Corll. Authorities say up to six more bodies may remain buried near High Island.
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Houston
Broaddus
San Augustine
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
High Island
Galveston
Pasadena
U.S
Juan Corona
Yuba City
Calif
Corona
Dean Corll
Corll
David Brooks
Brooks
Dean
Breck Porter
Tex
Teen Cyclist Seriously Injured In Village Crash
John McCumsey a 14 year old cyclist from Route 5 was listed in critical condition at Silver Cross Hospital Joliet after his 1971 Honda motorcycle collided with a truck driven by William Gunnerson 18 of Newark at Pine Bluff Road and old Illinois 47. Gunnerson was cited for failing to yield at a stop.
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John McCumsey
Rte. 5
Pine Bluff Rd
Illinois 47
McCumsey
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Grundy County
Old Illinois 47
Gary Phillips
William T. Gunnerson
Rte. 1
Canal St
Newark
Charles
Gunnerson
O’brien Construction Co
Material Services Co
Finland
McCamsey
Morris Hospital
Phillips
Agnew retreats to desert resort amid corruption probe
Vice President Spiro Agnew left Washington for a Palm Springs weekend while prosecutors weigh demands for his financial records. A Maryland grand jury probes kickbacks as Agnew vows to comply when appropriate, saying he has nothing to hide and faces unprecedented constitutional questions.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Palm Springs
Calif
Jay H. Topkis
Baltimore
Beall
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
Snicker a Day: People Seek Best Yet Ignore Manners
A light anecdotal note observes that some individuals chase top gear or status while neglecting social courtesy. The item humorously contrasts aspirational demands with everyday etiquette.
Weather Report for Morris Bright and Pleasant Today
Partly sunny and less humid with a breeze. High near 85 degrees. Tonight mostly cloudy and cooler with a low around 60. Saturday looks sunny with a high in the mid 80s. At 11 a.m. in downtown Morris the temperature was 81 degrees.
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Morris
Adirondack suspect shot after long manhunt ends
Robert Garrow Sr. 37, charged in the Adirondack campsite stabbing death, was shot by conservation officer Hillary LeBlanc near Witherbee New York as he fled. he survived four shotgun blasts and remained in good condition at Morris Hospital. The case followed the discovery of Philip Domblewski 18 tied to a tree at a Hamilton County camp. City engineer Donald Ward listed in fair condition after illness at work.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Robert Garrow
Garrow
Hillary LeBlanc
Ballston Spa
New York
Witherbee
Donald Ward
Morris Hospital
Ward
Philip Domblewski
Schenectady
Domblewski
Hamilton County
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