Rasmussen report on nuclear safety under fire in California hearings
Assembly committee hearings scrutinize the Rasmussen draft report on nuclear reactor safety. Critics label the draft incompetent and misleading, while supporters argue nuclear power remains safer than other fuels and stress energy conservation. Witnesses note ongoing design concerns and potential risks from earthquakes and sabotage.
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Joel Primack
Department of Physics
University of California, Santa Cruz
Lawrence M. Grossman
Department of Nuclear Engineering
University of California, Berkeley
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Evironmental Quality Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Richard Wilson
Harvard University Department of Physics
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Sacranento
Assembly
Norman Rasmussen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington
Assembly Committee On
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Accused man testifies at Long Beach retrial
Don James Meyers 23 testifies in a judge conducted retrial that he recalls hitting Hollis Voas 57 after an alleged homosexual advance in Voas’s Orizaba Avenue apartment. Meyers admits drinking with Voas, driving to stores, then leaving Voas bound and dead. retrial follows a 1973 murder conviction overturned for jury instruction errors.
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Don James Meyers
Long Beach Superior Court
Hollis Voas
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Meyers
Joel Peck
Vous
Fagan
Cap. Dist. Atty
Gregson Somes
Kenneth Evans
Danny Montgomery
Long Beach
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