Omaha Time Capsule: Work delay angers Omaha World-Herald 1987: A group of Nebraskans wanted a national demonstration project built at one of Nebraska's two nuclear power plant sites to show how low-level radioactive wastes could be stored permanently above ground. Wastes generated at power plants and other ... |
NRD elects officers, considers finances of Steamboat Trace Association Nebraska City News Press The association was formed to help promote the 21-mile trail between Nebraska City and Brownville back when it was developed, but has not been active over the past several years. NRD directors asked staff to work with potential members of the proposed ... |
Corps cites modest gains in flood cushion Lincoln Journal Star Multiple breeches on Levee 575 near Nebraska City and Percival, Iowa, and on 550 near Rockport, Mo., and Brownville should be fixed, and the levees should be restored to pre-flood height by March 1. "We're substantially ready to face high water," said ... |
Omaha Time Capsule: Crowd sets record Omaha World-Herald 1967: Sleepy Brownville, the historic "City of Seven Hills" and the cultural center of Nebraska more than 100 years ago, would begin the state's second century as the new atomic power capital of the Midlands. It is the site of a $100 million nuclear ... |
NPPD plans to issue $235 million in bonds Lincoln Journal Star The Nebraska Public Power District plans to issue about $235 million in fixed-rate, tax-exempt bonds next week. An order period for retail and institutional investors is set for Tuesday. Most of the bond proceeds, estimated at $273.8 million, ... |
Art Calendar Omaha World-Herald Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts, 801 Third Corso, Nebraska City, Neb. 402-874-9600 or www.khncenterforthearts.org. Lincoln Children's Zoo, 1222 S. 27th St., Lincoln. Artists needed for 2012 Rain Barrel Art Project. Applications due Feb. 3. |
