Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 11

A'Plant Equipment Order Out Soon Consumers Discuss Final Terms for llallam Constrnelion Special to The Journal WASHINGTON Consumers Public Power District expects to order equipment specifically for an atomic power plant by the end of this week, it was learned here. A top team from the company, led by its general manager Ray Schacht is meeting here with high officials of the Aiomie Energy Commission in an effort to settle final terms of a con- about the features of the plant hav- trict for the COTistriicticm of a ing to do with the atomic mdliofi power plant near Hallam. vatioii of large quantity of foods, Also in town for the meeting meaning that a new industry could is team of AEC specialists from spring up in Nebraska, the Chicago office, who He said had a lot of fel- have been working on the details lows shaking the dice and experi- of the proposed plant with Schacht menting in this field over the past for several years. two or three years and they are With Westinghouse beginning to come up with some Consumers has a contract with I Pretty good Westinghouse for a turbo-genera-j Those here from Consumers By the end of this week. West -1 sides Schacht are Emerson Jones, Is anxious to know; physicist; Bill Venerable, superin- whether the turbine, should be de-1 tendent of power supply; R.

D. aiimed for temperature and pres- Wilson, legal counsel and R. W. sure conditions used in a conven-, Beck, consulting engineer from tional or in an atomic power Columbus, plant. A spokesman for Consumers said, after meeting on Monday with AEC officials, do not expect to have a final contract signed by the end of this week but we do ex -1 pect to have a firm basis of un-! WASHINGTON derstanding with AEC so that we per capita rate of state taxes dur- will be able to tell Westinithoiise 3 5 second low- to design the turbine for an atomic Consumers plans to install a lnfwlfi Evewliif snd Jowmal Tuesday, Afifwt 27, 1 New SporTs wcaf Shop Find tha ff in fmhion at EtRDPEAN WHEAT MARKETS SOUGHT-These six men have been named by the Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn.

and the Kansas Wheat Commission to tour Europe this fall in an effort to increase winter wheat exports to that area. They are (from left) Carl Bruns of Chappell, Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. president; Leslie F. Sheffield of Lincoln, Nebraska Wheat Commission chief; Dr. J.

A. Shellenberger of Kansas State College; R. L. Patterson, Kansas Wheat Commission chairman; Art Cummmfs of the U.S. Department o( Agriculture, and W.

W. Graber, administrator of the Kansas Wheat Commission. Earl Lester of Edison, will also make the trip with the Nebraska group. 'I'axes 2iid Low ill U.S. conventional boiler plant and two est in the nation, Census Bureau figures show.

per capita rate was turbo-generators. The first, which $52.11. Nationally, rates ranged would operate at lower speeds, from $145.13 in Nevada to would first be spun by the conven- in New Jersey, tional boiler and later by the figures show also that all atomic furnace. The second tur- Ne- bine would operate at higher speed: had a greater tax harvest and be spun by the conventional in the previous boiler Mily. The also said that the company is More Shots in Oman MANAMA.

Bahrain Brit ish Air Force went into action in Oman again after a two-week lull. It was reported the action was against a village where Omani rebel leaders, Iman Ghaleb Ben Ali, his brother Taleb and Sheikh Suleiman Bin Himyar were believed hilling in the mountains. Hit Orain Hliortage MOSCOW Communist Party newspaper Pravda revealed that the grain harvest in some parts of the "virgin of Siberia was behind schedule. In an editorial on Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev's pet project, Pravda blames poor techniques for the slow harvesting. new eased shape See Ralph for the newest year.

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