Northwest utilities face $7 billion bill for unfinished nuclear plants
Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana ratepayers protest as two partly built reactors WPPSS No 4 and 5 near Hanford and Satsop face termination costs. With $2.25 billion spent, projected rates rise, lawsuits loom, and debates over who bears termination costs intensify across the Northwest.
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Bonneville Power Administration
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Richard Baxendale
Jeffrey Whitehorn
Dreyfus Corp
Bob O'Callahan
Snohomish County
Udall Predicts Liberal Comeback and Reagan Backlash
Washington interview with Morris King Udall, veteran liberal and congressman from Arizona, argues liberals will gain strength in the fall as Reagan’s policies provoke a conservative decline. He notes a revived Roosevelt coalition searching for alternatives and argues for reform of busing and federal programs while defending New Deal and Great Society legacies. Udall says he may not seek another presidential bid and contemplates retirement from Congress, citing workload and rising nastiness in politics.
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