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FAA Approves Test Flights for Boeing 787

WASHINGTON (AP) — Boeing is getting permission for test flights of its 787 as it tries to fix ...

Northeast Readies for Major Snowstorm

BOSTON (AP) — People in the Northeast are stocking up on food and supplies, and road crews are...

Nasty Storm Rakes The U.S. Heartland

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — As a huge, violent weather system rakes across the South and Central U.S.,...

Obama - Prayer Service

Obama, Biden attend Cathedral prayer service

Private Instructors Giving WA Driver's Exams

YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Under a new state law, private instructors are now giving driving exams in...

Avalanche Safety

SNOQUALMIE PASS, Wash. (AP) — As more people are heading into the backcountry, avalanche ...

Elderly Woman Dies of Flu

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A Spokane County woman in her 80s has died this week from the flu. The ...

Wash. Unemployment Rate Drops to 7.6 Percent

SEATTLE (AP) — Washington state's unemployment rate dropped to 7.6 percent last month. December ...

Episcopal Future

SC Episcopal schism now over name, property

Contraception Mandate - Ruling

Firm wins some relief from birth control mandate

Liberty Convocation

Tebow, Huckabee among Liberty convocation speakers

US - Afghanistan Rescue

Special ops rescuer killed saving doctor in Afghanistan

Obamas attend Holiday Concert

Obamas attend annual holiday concert in Washington

Holocaust Survivor

Holocaust survivor lights menorah in Ohio

Church Building Moved

Church moved to Chapel Hill for new congregation

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Sep 25, 2013 14:16
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Treatment of Radioactive Waste at Nuclear

KENNEWICK, Washington (AP) - The federal government is recommending a phased start to treatment of radioactive wast at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington state. The Tri-City Herald reports the Department of the Energy proposes starting to treat some of the 56 million gallons of waste held underground at Hanford as soon as possible. Meanwhile, work would continue to resolve technical issues at a plant to turn some waste into glass for disposal.

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