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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1980

Page

5

TMI legacy of mistrust in nuclear power

Editor notes on the Three Mile Island accident and its enduring impact. One year after the TMI incident the nuclear industry confronts a persistent loss of public trust as it wrestles with the symbol of a catastrophic failure. Fortune Magazine quotes officials and industry figures reflecting on the lasting stigma and future of nuclear power.

Three Mile Leland TMI Washington Three Mile Island Fortune W. Wilvon Goode Public Utility Commission of Pennsylvania

Gas Town: Free Coffee Amidst High Fuel Costs

In Gas Kansas residents cope with gasoline over a dollar a gallon while free natural gas flows from backyard wells. The town, born from a vast gas field, built booms, lit streets, and produced smelters, but now grapples with aging resources and rising energy prices. Local business owner Ray Pershall notes deterring purchases yet views price shifts as fuel for national energy efforts.

Kan Cae U.S Ray Pershall Perahall Gladys Boeken

Nuclear power lobby and TMI mistrust linger after incidents

The industry promotes safer design and self insurance amid public skepticism following Three Mile Island. Spokesmen push a campaign stating no one was killed, while an emissions incident last month prompted Mayor Robert Reid of Middletown to request HEW radiation monitoring.

TMI Robert Reid Middletown Carter Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Woman tends cemetery at Ebenezer United Methodist Church

Alice May Holdorf, known for tough talk, continues supervising cemetery work at Ebenezer United Methodist Church in Chase, Maryland. She has not dug a grave in two years after a bout with double pneumonia in February 1978, though she remains responsible for marking graves and ensuring proper digging.

Alice May Holdorf Ebenezer United Methodist Church Holder Oxford

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