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U.S. Nuclear Debate Provokes Foreign Reactions
A French Atomic Energy Commission official calls U.S. nuclear policy puzzling and sad as environmental resistance grows. At a San Francisco EEI meeting, Andrew Giraud notes France aims for 70 percent nuclear electricity by 1985 and questions U.S. progress. Japanese official Izukichi Imai cites 34 percent nuclear power within a decade. West Germany plans over 45 percent nuclear output by 1985 and burial of wastes in deep salt deposits.
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French Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Andrew Giraud
Edison Electric Institute
San Francisco
Giraud
France
EEI
United States
Izukichi Imai
Japan
Karl Heinz Beckhartz
West Germany
Julich
Beckhartz
Germany