Measles affects Utah power plant

(SALT LAKE CITY, June 21, UPI)-workers at a Utah power plant, exposed to, provided to measles at home to stay unless they can show proof of vaccination, plant officials said.

Health officials say that the disease seems to have spread Millard County, West Central Utah, cache County to the North, reported the Salt Lake Tribune on Tuesday. The carrier a Millard County's been resident to be Logan, cache county seat married got displayed.

A spokesman for the Intermountain power agency facility in Delta says about 100 of the 500 employees are affected. All were born after 1957.

"From the operational perspective, this inconvenience fits in the category", said John Ward. "People will be to the schedules have a little to shuffle, but we are still running."

Utah Bureau of epidemiology, said that the measles virus may have spread to cache County of Salt Lake City.

Grain, one quickly broadcasting virus disease, was once common in children. The disease is now rare in the United States.

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A further power outage affects Texas City refineries

A broken insulator is for another makes failure of the Texas city dwellers and refineries is held responsible.

Power return to the is some refineries in Texas City, according to the Galveston County daily news.

Affected refineries were Valero Energy Corp., BP Plc, Sterling Chemicals Inc. and Marathon Oil Corp.

This is a second time in the month, the refineries had to deal with power outages.

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