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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1958

Page

1

Argonne Plans $10 Million Fuel Center at Lemont Site

Argonne National Laboratory outlines a new fuel technology center at the Lemont site to speed plutonium fuel research for reactors. The one building facility will cover about 220000 square feet with reinforced concrete and brick walls, featuring one and two story spaces and high bay areas. Construction bids are hoped to be invited late spring with completion expected early next year.

Argonne Ngmaster & Breyer New York City John H. McKinley Argonneusiness Manager McKinley Beause

Giants add Haller. fuel fabrication facility planned

The article notes Giants acquire Tom Haller and discusses Argonne National Laboratory expanding plutonium work. A one story Fuels Fabrication Facility shop is built to support production scale processes and is set to operate early next year, with extensive studies continuing.

Argonne Metallurgical Laboratory

Fire traps targeted in Joliet crackdown

Capt Edwin Burke head of Joliet Fire Prevention Bureau and Leonard Randels city building inspector lead a campaign to fix or demolish fire trap structures. Under city council authority, City Manager Chester B Lewis and Fire Chief Harold Rasmussen have achieved repairs or razing of 34 buildings and will continue area wide until all fire hazards are removed.

Edwin Burke Joliet Leonard Randels Chester B. Lewis Harold Rasmussen Burke Randels Joliet Fire Department Revention Bureau Leciack Randels Ke and Phote

Mysterious painter climbs Joliet library pole in minutes

A stranger who offered to paint the Joliet Library flagpole, earning about 3 percent of the pole at nearly two feet per minute, completed the job in about 20 minutes. Librarian Robert Pohl reported the incident and the painter left after collecting payment while spectator A. Ray Pelley photographed the scene as the man climbed the pole.

Joliet Robert Pohl Pohl Chester B. Lewis Mt. Vernon Ill Lewis A. Ray Pelley Pelley

New Illinois Bell office opens in Lockport serving 14 000

effective march 10 patrons in 10 Will county towns including Brightwood Elwood Frankfort Lemont Lockport Manhattan Mokena New Lenox Plainfield and Wilmington will be served by a new office at 901 State street Lockport. Howard Gramm says the office will improve service and personalized attention with local collectors in each town and a night deposit box for after hours payments.

Illinois Bell Telephone Company State Street Lockport Howard Gramm Braidwood Elwood Frankfort Lemont Manhattan Mokena New Lenox Plainfield Wilmington Joliet Gramm Geraldine Kempffer Eleanor Purdy Patricia Kern Charlotte Eich Dianne Cox Nadine Zelko Barbara Garson Barbara Yound Catherine Eaton

Weather Turns Showers Cold This Weekend Ahead

Light rain becomes showers tonight with cooler air. Rain mixed with snow is forecast tomorrow with temperatures in the mid 30s. Warmer conditions look unlikely as unsettled weather may persist through the weekend.

Painter Said to Have Painted Flagpole

The speaker notes a friend did the flagpole paint job and Lewis says he never heard of the painter. The remark concludes that the job was well done and the price was right.

Pohl Lewis

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