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Tulsa County Working To Allocate All CARES Act Funding Before Federal Deadline
Time is running out for CARES Act funding to be used before it goes back to the government.
Tulsa County has allocated about 90% of the total funding that has to be used by the end of the month. Meanwhile, the city of Tulsa has allocated about half of its money, but the city is not required to have a deadline.
The federal government gave Tulsa County $113, 690,799.60 million from the CARES Act in April. Here s a breakdown of how the review committee in Tulsa County has allocated the money so far:
starting in the 1960s have been controversial for years. in the 1970 dale bridenbaugh and two colleagues became known as the ge-3 when they quit over safety concerns about the mark i reactors, which they feared were not large or strong enough to contain radiation in the event of a meltdown. in fact, ge specifically marketed the mark i as cheaper and easier to build. bridenbaugh is watching the events in japan fearfully. you know, it s frightening to me that we ve gotten into this situation where thousands of people may lose their lives as a result of this. reporter: after the ge-3 quit back in 1975, the mark i reactors here in the u.s. all underwent safety modifications. ge tells abc news the mark is have, quote, a proven track record of performing reliably and safely for more than 40 years. but is 40 years too long for a nuclear reactor to be in operation? some experts we spoke to said, yes.
he was taken to a local hospital in whistler where he died of his injuries, larry. larry: weren t there complaints about how fast the luge in vancouver is this year? there were a number of complaints all week long, larry, leading up through the training runs. a number of competitors from around the world and a number of people not necessarily complaining, but some have said this is the fastest track in the world. the investigation by the international olympic committee is currently under way. the actual german designer has come out and said perhaps safety modifications will have to be made before the olympic competition begins, but with that investigation under way, we do not know where that will go. the men s luge competition here at the vancouver games, larry, begins tomorrow. larry: does the luge have a history of accidents? there have been a number of accidents not fatal accidents in this sport. it is completely a dangerous sport just because of the sheer fact of the spee