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OPPD Checks Out Fort Calhoun Spill
An aerial view of the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Station. The station is located 19 miles north of Omaha on the west bank of the Missouri River. The nuclear plant has a total generating capacity of 455,000 kilowatts.
Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station
Fort Calhoun Station Unit No. 1 turbine generator.
Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station
Loading of the Fort Calhoun Station's reactor began in May 1973. One hundred thirty-three separate fuel assemblies were loaded into the reactor.
Fort Calhoun Ranks Third On Repairs List
The Fort Calhoun Station at Blair, NE, went into 100 percent operation in 1974.
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Roy V Ford
Cause Of Fire Is Still Undetermined, Says Chief - Speed Of Blaze Is Puzzling
After The Fire . . . firemen pull down weakened wall of the former George A Hoagland & Co. lumberyard at 724 S. Main St.
Fire At Old Lumber Yard Spreads To Ford Building - No Estimate Of Damage
Black Smoke Rolls . . . from the Hoagland Lumber yard during the height of the fire. The pall of smoke triggered telephone calls to The Nonpareil from as far away as the west side of the city. - Photo by Jack Kennedy
Let's Chat . . . with Pat Ford
Pat Ford
Patricia Ford Chosen Heart Association Head
Patricia Ford
A Profile: Sheriff Lynn Ford - 'I was getting burned out'
Sheriff Lynn Ford
Ford Resignation Stuns Supervisors
Lynn Ford
Ford Seeking 2nd Term
Lynn Ford
Ford Seeking Election To Sheriff Job
Lynn G. Ford
Ford Speaks To Businessmen
Former President Gerald Ford addressed the second annual Midwest Conference on Business in Omaha Thursday. While giving a morning press conference Ford commented that he supports the tax plan being proposed by President Ronald Reagan. (AP…
Ford, Gerald R & Betty 1973 & 1974
Betty Ford, Former First Lady of the United States, AP News Library 4-85
Ford, Gerald R & Betty 1973 & 1974
Gerald R Ford, 1984
Ford, Gerald R & Betty 1973 & 1974
Gerald R Ford, Former President of the United States, AP News Library 8-84
Ford, Gerald R & Betty 1973 & 1974
Gerald R Ford, Former President, AP News Library March 1979