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Former US reactor site released for unrestricted use : Regulation & Safety - Vimarsana News

Former US reactor site released for unrestricted use : Regulation & Safety

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has released most of the site of the former Zion nuclear power plant in Illinois for unrestricted use, marking the completion of decommissioning at the site. A storage facility for the plant's used fuel will remain under NRC licence and oversight.

UI grad who served as chief of staff to elder Bush sees importance of thanking veterans - Vimarsana News

UI grad who served as chief of staff to elder Bush sees importance of thanking veterans

Sam Skinner went on to become White House chief of staff, U.S. secretary of transportation, U.S. attorney for the northern district of Illinois and successful attorney in private practice.

Ex-ComEd leaders convicted of corruption ask to push back sentencing - Vimarsana News

Ex-ComEd leaders convicted of corruption ask to push back sentencing

(The Center Square) – The four former Commonwealth Edison leaders convicted earlier this year during a high-profile corruption trial want to push back sentencing dates to give them more time

Tom Kacich | Plenty of seats but little else for Memorial Stadium's first game - Vimarsana News

Tom Kacich | Plenty of seats but little else for Memorial Stadium's first game

The Illinois Central Railroad estimated it would carry at least 15,000 fans from Chicago to the game.

'You'll find out that Chicago's a very small town': Evidence in ex-Alderman Edward Burke trial to lay bare inner workings of one of city's last machine politicians - Vimarsana News

'You'll find out that Chicago's a very small town': Evidence in ex-Alderman Edward Burke trial to lay bare inner workings of one of city's last machine politicians

CHICAGO — Five years ago this month, decades of political dominance by a pair of old school Chicago Democratic politicians began to unravel when FBI agents descended on City Hall on an otherwise quiet Thursday morning. Even in a town accustomed to high-profile public corruption probes, the sight of brown butcher paper taped over the windows and glass doors of a storied seat of power such as ...

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