Judge Delays Suit For Six Months Over L Reactor Restart
A federal judge in Washington delays environmentalist suit opposing the L-Reactor restart at Savannah River Plant for six months. The pause allows potential renewal of objections while Congress mandates an environmental impact statement by January 1, 1984. The L-Reactor has been idle since 1968 and would support MX Trident and cruise missile programs.
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Energy Department
Savannah River
USS
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Jackson
John Lawson
Energy Research Foundation
Columbia Organization
South Carolina
General’s
Mark Dillard
Congress
Congressional
Graniteville reports near two million loss in Q2
Graniteville Company posts a second quarter loss of 1.958 million with net sales of 62.593 million. Chief executive Victor Posner notes non recurring costs of about 2.5 million tied to a contest with Southeastern Public Service Company. Southeastern owns 84.5 percent of Graniteville stock.
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Graniteville Company
Victor Posner
Southeastern Public Service Company
Southeastern
Graniteville
Posner
Draft EIS Completed for L-Reactor Restart
The draft environmental impact statement on restarting the L Reaktor is finished but not public until DOE review. Congress ordered the analysis after protests over the prior assessment. hearings in Aiken Augusta Savannah Beaufort drew ten speakers and cost about $2,000 daily.
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Congress
DOE
Aiken
Augusta
Savannah
Beaufort
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