Not giving up for Bradley memory fundraising in Oklahoma
Oklahoma residents maintain support for Bradley after the 1995 bombing. Thousands of dollars, about 22 thousand in 10 days, funded prosthetic care and aftercare. Bradley traveled with her partner to marry in Laguna Beach in December 1995, fulfilled lifelong dreams, and testified at Timothy McVeigh’s 1997 trial.
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Campaign to fund Danna Bradley prosthetic leg grows
Susanne Hickman of South Carolina launches a GoFundMe to raise fifty thousand dollars for Danna Bradley. Bradley met with Dr Scott Sabolich in Oklahoma during a recent trip, who adjusted her current prosthetic for comfort while awaiting Medicaid approval.
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Bradley vows resilience after bombing tragedy and loss
Bradley faces ongoing PTSD and leg pain after a Laguna Beach bombing, years after divorce. She focuses on her 18 year old son Alize, her second child born the eve of the bombing anniversary, and her wish to return to Laguna Beach. She thanks those who supported her and says they stole her heart. Contact info provided for follow up.
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California Nuclear Waste Faces Interim and Military Storage Debate
Activists push a state centered “military solution” to consolidate California's nuclear waste on military bases while Edison pursues dry cask storage at Holtec HI-STORM UMAX for San Onofre and other sites. Critics raise concerns over inspection, maintenance, and corrosion risks, as planning advances toward 2019 transfers.
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Community leaders seek safer San Onofre fuel storage
Officials discuss options for moving spent nuclear fuel from aboveground cooling pools to underground dry canisters. Public Utilities Commission oversight is debated while Edison eyes funding to buy the Holtec system. Experts urge rapid transfer to containment to reduce remote risk.
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