Business leaders urge U S leadership on nuclear safety and policy
A committee of national business leaders warns against nuclear isolationism and urges the United States to lead in global nuclear development. It calls for a coherent energy policy tied to national security, international safeguards, and talks with all reactor and material trading nations to curb proliferation risks.
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Washington
United States
Nonpartisan Committee For Economic Development
Congress
Executive Branch
U.S
CED
Franklin A. Lindsay
Itek Corporation
Japan
Europe
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Nixon tape ban defeated in House amid broader energy debate
The House defeated a two year ban on commercial reproduction of Nixon Watergate tapes and rejected restricting public access to Nixon White House materials. The debate touched on nuclear policy, enrichment, ore exploration, and international safeguards, with calls for broader energy cooperation and nondiscriminatory export controls. The report urges multinational fuel facilities, stronger IAEA safeguards, and increased U.S. diplomatic focus on global nuclear cooperation while warning against overreliance on military spending.
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U.S
CED
France
China
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
United States
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John F. Kennedy School of Government
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Charles P. Bowen, Jr
W.D. Eberle
Lincoln Gordon
James T. Hill, Jr
Philip Sporn
H. Greenberg
Main Street
Bennington
Bai
Home Furniture Co
Grand Union
Permark
Men's & Boys
Imboririe
Pittsfield
Torrington
Conn
Judy Dame
Banner
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Berkshire Eagle
Torrington Register
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