Morris police memorials honor two officers killed in line of duty
In observance of National Police Week the Morris Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 79 placed plaques at the Morris Police Station to honor two officers. Enoch Hopkins died in 1878 after pursuing suspects near Wauponsee Street and Illinois Avenue. Clarence Roseland was killed in 1935 during a robbery at a grocery store on Liberty Street. FOP committee members listed are Alan Love Carl Bremenkamp and Gerald Broderick.
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Mexico bets on PEMEX for prosperous future
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Nuclear waste management consolidated under DOE office
U S Department of Energy Secretary James R Schlesinger has ordered the consolidation of DOE nuclear waste management into a single office within the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Energy Technology The Office of Nuclear Waste Management will plan develop and implement defense and civilian nuclear waste processing isolation spent fuel storage transfer transportation and decontamination of nuclear activities Acting program director Robert L Morgan will report to the Assistant Secretary for Energy Technology He will follow policy guidance from DOE Director of Energy Research Dr John Deutch who led the task force urging increased support and visibility for the program
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Orlov Exiled Five Years for Anti-Soviet Activity
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