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Control Room Vince Vassello, left, Ron Purk and Greg Walter, right, man the control room at the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station in Oak Harbor, Ohio, Friday, Feb, 27, 2004. The power station has been shut down for two years while the reactor head was replaced due to corrosion damage. Repairs have been completed and it is now up to the Nuclear Regulatory Comission to authorize a restart. Keywords: Davis Bessie Nuclear Power Plant

Control Room

Vince Vassello, left, Ron Purk and Greg Walter, right, man the control room at the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station in Oak Harbor, Ohio, Friday, Feb, 27, 2004. The power station has been shut down for two years while the reactor head was replaced due to corrosion damage. Repairs have been completed and it is now up to the Nuclear Regulatory Comission to authorize a restart.

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Album name:Rennhack / Davis-Besse
Keywords:Davis / Bessie / Nuclear / Power / Plant
Credits:AP Photo/Daniel Miller
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Date added:Sep 15, 2005
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