Nuclear clusters proposed in Utah and SC
Federal studies probe giant nuclear power complexes in Utah and South Carolina that could serve millions, cost over 1.3 million for planning, with completion aimed for 1981 and possible construction by 2020. Governors express reservations over water, regulation, taxation, and safety concerns amid public unease about atomic energy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Center
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Lake Hartwell
Georgia
Anderson
S.C
North Carolina
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Idaho
Wyoming
U.S
Decatur
Ala
Congress
U.S. Department of Energy
James Byrne
Three Mile Island
Harrisburg
John Sharp
Richard Riley
Sharp
Howard Bauman
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Scot. Matheson
Riley
Deputy chief warns of Soviet superiority
Lt. Gen. Thomas P. Stafford warned at a mayoral luncheon that the Soviet Union could surpass the United States in nuclear capability by the mid-1980s unless U S defense spending rises. He cited declassified data showing Soviet outlays lead by 104 billion dollars over the last decade and urged development of mobile MX missiles to deter detection.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Soviet Union
United States
Stafford
Air Force
Jane Byrne
Armed Services
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