Controversy Over Nuclear Restart and Hart’s Activism
A column defends Savannah River Plant while criticizing Frances Close Hart of the Energy Research Foundation for anti nuclear campaigning. It notes a 5 million environmental study cost and a 25 million cooling pond plan aimed at saving wetlands, and argues the reactor restart would be delayed about two years with uncertain costs and defense impacts.
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Frances Close Hart
The
Energy Research Foundation
Columbia
Gore Ae
Art
Department of Energy Is Ae
Steel Creek
SRP
South Carolina
Ms. Hart
Oconee
Summer
Robinson
Lorea
Defense
Carter
Reagan
Department of Defense
Department of Energy
Aving
Col
Elliott White Springs
S. Close
Savannah River
Frances Close
Readers defend environmental review for New Production Reactor
Readers respond to June 15 editorial arguing the Department of Energy should start environmental impact statements for the New Production Reactor. They counter pensioned questions about need, note existing job roles at SRP facilities, and urge proactive diversification and planning to soften future layoffs.
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NRP
Hart
Department of Energy
Srp
DOE
Mondale Faces a Woman Running Mate Dilemma
The piece argues Fritz Mondale lacks a Democratic woman with national stature to be vice president in 1984. It notes Feinstein Ferraro and Collins as examples, cites gender politics at the Democratic convention, and suggests Mondale will likely pick a male ally to avoid tokenism and avoid alienating male voters.
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Washington
Martha Layne Collins
Kentucky
Dianne Feinstein
San Francisco
Geraldine Ferraro
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fritz Mondale
North Oaks
Minn
Fritz
Mondale
Veep
Spiro Agnew
William Miller
Truman
Johnson
Ford
Oval Office
Feinstein
Ferraro
Rep
Congress
Public Works Committee
Sam Rayburn
Gary Hart
Dale Bumpers
Dems
Senate
Ronald Reagan
New York Times
Kathy Wilson
National Women's Political Caucus
Schroeder
Adlai Stevenson
Sunbelt
Nuclear fears and Olympic myths in a global clash
The column argues that Pakistan and allied states could acquire nuclear capability, challenging negotiations and suggesting U S dominance to dismantle weapons. It also cites bats as a humorous aside before a debate on whether Soviet athletes are professionals and if Olympic rules should admit professionals, focusing on Edwin Moses and Adidas and Kodak earnings.
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Pakistan
Iran
Libya
United States of America
U.S
Simon
Edwin Moses
Moses
Adidas
Kodak
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Mexico City
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