Wolf Creek reactor resumes power after extended refueling
Wolf Creek Generating Station restarted Tuesday and will ramp output to its 1,235 megawatt capacity later today or Thursday after a 36 day outage extended due to a mechanical issue. No fuel damage. president Rick Muench praises staff and cites safety and investigation plans with the next refueling due in spring 2005.
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Wreaths Donated for Silent Auction at Old Depot Museum
Butler's Florist contributed ornate wreaths as part of about 30 pieces in a sale at the Old Depot Museum 135 W. Tecumseh St. Bids on the hand crafted wreaths close at 4 p.m. Sunday with remaining items available for immediate purchase and all proceeds supporting the museum.
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Appeals court weighs death penalty ban in Moussaoui case
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals hears arguments on barring the death penalty if the government withholds al-Qaida witnesses for Zacarias Moussaoui. The case tests rights to present favorable witnesses and impacts future terrorism prosecutions in civilian courts.
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Home construction class showcases student work open house planned
Nelson said the class stresses hands on learning for future home building. Subcontracting handles concrete electrical and plumbing while students assist tradespeople. The 25th house basement is finished and framing should finish this spring. the ongoing house will be shown at an open house on December 13.
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Economy posted 10.3 percent Q3 surge with labor costs down
The third quarter showed a 10.3 percent growth, the strongest since 1983, beating the prior 8.8 percent estimate and up from 4.6 percent in Q2. Hours worked rose 0.8 percent, the best since 2000, surpassing 0.7 percent initial estimates and 2.2 percent Q2 loss. Unit labor costs fell 5.8 percent, better than the 4.6 percent decline forecast for Q3 and 3.2 percent for Q2. With a stronger job market, economists expect the Fed to keep the 1 percent rate at the December 9 meeting.
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Pomona Council renews fire and sheriff pacts for 2004
Pomona City Council wrapped up year end business renewing the sheriff contract for 41 640 an increase of 1212 and expanding mutual aid with the township for fire protection avoiding a joint district. The council will revisit alcohol rules at the January 6 meeting and potentially a spring public vote if changes are pursued.
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