Confidential Burns and Roe paper derides Clinch River site
A Burns and Roe confidential 1973 memo labels Clinch River as a terrible site based on topography and rock, calling the project a technological turkey. The document circulated on Capitol Hill as lawmakers debated funding, with critics led by Carter urging termination and supporters citing uranium shortages.
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Dale Bumpers
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Burns and Roe
Turkey
Control of La Mesa Fire Near Los Alamos Achieved
The La Mesa blaze in Santa Fe National Forest was contained at 6 a.m. after burning about 15 270 acres. Firefighters expect full control by 8 p.m. tonight as 1500 personnel from six states worked 38 miles of line and 210 000 gallons of slurry were used. The fire, one of the forest’s largest, lasted eight days and cost about 993 000 to contain. humidity and cloud cover aided the effort per a Forest Service spokesman.
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la Mesa
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Idaho
Southwest
The
Federal Energy Research and Development
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Huachuca Mountains
Here
Photo evidence sparks hunt in Girl Scout killings
Lawmen pursue a substantial lead from wedding photos found near Camp Scott where three Girl Scouts aged 8 to 10 were slain on June 13. Crime bureau spokesman Jeff Laird says the three women pictured are innocent and the photos were released by the bureau.
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Okla
Wierdo
State Crime Bureau
Crime Bureau
Jeff Laird
Camp Scott
Here
Forest Service studies potential growth of wilderness areas
Forest Service considers adding 200 000 to 300 000 acres to U S wilderness areas in New Mexico after USDA proposals to Congress. James Abbott notes Lincoln National Forest review and potential additions include White Mountain and Sacramento Capitan and Guadalupe ranges with roadless inventory and public workshops planned nationwide including Carlsbad on July 11 and Roswell if interest grows.
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Capitan Mountains
Guadalupe Mountain Range
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National Forest System
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The
Department of Agriculture
Carlsbad
Roswell
Governor stays clear of Ortiz bribery case in New Mexico
Gov. Jerry Apodaca said he will not decide whether to press on with bribery and conspiracy charges against Rudy Ortiz. The New Mexico Supreme Court dismissed indictments against Ortiz and Charles Davis for improprieties in grand jury operations. Ortiz resigned as Employment Security Commission director after the indictment. Attorney General Toney Anaya said he intends to pursue the case, while Apodaca distanced himself, calling it Anaya's problem.
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Forests Reopen After Rain Threat Ended
Lincoln and Gila National Forests reopen to full public use after recent rains. Fire danger led to Sunday closures, first time Lincoln NF closed since 1970. Campfire and smoking restrictions remain in effect, US Forest Service spokesman said.
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