ML20077B172
| ML20077B172 | |
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| Site: | Neely Research Reactor |
| Issue date: | 10/23/1994 |
| From: | Blockeyobrien AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
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| ML20077B169 | List: |
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| 2.206, DD-97-16, PRM-941023, NUDOCS 9411280296 | |
| Download: ML20077B172 (9) | |
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U.S. Nualear ne6ulatory Commission, PAMELA BLOCKEY OBRIEN
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support fusilities located at the Geor61 a Institute of Tesh-nolo 67, atlanta, Geor6 1a, on the Geor61a Tech sampus and, in addition, the revocation of all liseenses to dump or disehar6e radiomative wastes to the sewers and waters of the US/Oseans of the world, and revocation of 41sd&.
Dear Direstor,
I wish to file two (2) requests under Bestion 2.206' ofl0 CFR Ch.1 (1-1-93 Edition).
- 1. The Nuclear Research deaetor (as well as the other "sub-erit-1eal" rekstor tnere) should have its liseense revoked and be shutdown forever. 411 radiomative materials and contamination should be removed offsite to an existin6 . Bovernment(and indus-try ) areated " National Snerifice area such as Savannah River huelear Site, SC, and Okk Rid 6e, TN site . Those areas are already so hi6hly sontanin ted that sone cleanup is oscurring there and the Tesh reau tor and sontwtination from it and its operations sould become part of those cleanups.
Better at those sites, than having the reastor(s) and what goes with it (e.6. the approx. 400,000 Curies of Cobalt-60) in the middle of a eity of over 2 million people, on a university sampus with thousands of students nearby, plus, with the Olympies souin6 in particular, the possibility of terrorism by some de-ranged group,or individual - rememoer Munish 7 Many of the reasons it should be shutdown are listed in the attaehed letter to Mr. Doug Boles of the atlanta Committee for the Olympie Gapes, so, I will try not to repeat those. KRC's Mr. Dimiranda and Mr. Yrek have a sopy of that letter too. )
In addition to what is in the attaehed letter I_wish to add, and stress the following :
a) Detailed maps show that a water flume somes out of the ground directly next to and west of the remotor. This water must be destabilizing the rekstor and the 6round in some way'. The 6round under tne pool where the sobalt sits, or under the remator,sould s,
oe sinking, no one knows..
b) Radiation levels in soil and vegetatien elimb markedly in G EPD dosuments to the west of the roastor, and also to the east (in partisular to the northeast it appears students may be kiskind around radioactive soil on their playing fields.
e) there is no record I san find of air monitoring ever haviu6 been done, which is terrible.
d) When it has rained heavily for a while, water baeks up all the sewer / drainage lines, blowe lids off manhole sovers that were welded shut - up to Ef#65~ feet is the dist nve they 're thrown - fills the redator parking lot with ddep water and EDO --- 010598 9411280296 941122 PDR ADOCK 05000160 P PDR
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l erentes " puff-ups " on sampus of the ground , plus small sinkholes, and floodin6 of lower parkim5 desks some bloeks from the remotor.
Tech's own study said sewer lines on sampus wer " inviting sollapse".
Part of the reason is that the Orme St. trunk line was built in 1892. Due to its age and problems areated by lines elsewhere in atlantk, assordin6 to published reports (e.6. Sat. June 26th 1993 atlanta Journal and Constitution titled :"1992 study warned of save ins -sewer under Tech inadequate, eity was told.") the result durin6 heavy rains , is #h1 6h pressure flows which ereate " jet-like leaks throught the defestive mortar joints and eracks " the study said The powerful laaks erode soil from around the sewer, and "over long periods of time, a si6 nificant and continuous void is efeated around the sewer, invitin6 the save in of the earth overburden, and in some eases the sewer itself" assordin6 to the report /aJC article. The sewer line salled the Orme St. trunk is about Si bloeks, or a bit less from the reactor, but feedlines to that trunk __line beek up due to the problems and those lines are next to the reastor ete..2Ehe, drain-a6e in the reaetor area isn' t good anyway. As noted in the attached letter, a sinkhole appeared next to the re.etor years a6o that was filled in. a witness to that is still very much alive.
e) Radioaative soutaminants have been" routinely"(BPD). > , dumped to the sewer from the Tech roastor's wastewater holdim5 tank. C ontam-ination cf sewer lines around the nation due to such dumpim6 is a matter oi 6 rave sonsern, as NRC knows, Radioactive contamination cannot be rendered harmless, it has a cumulative effect (see attached letter) . Each time the sewers back up and flood ground around the reactor wnich is already contaminated, through lines which must be contaminated due to the routine dumping, the contamination must be spreading and affecting perhaps other Broundwater and of course the crass, topsoil, parking lots, pavements upon wnich people walk.
Lurin6 the Olympics, the approx, one million visitors will use an extra 30 million to 50 million gallons of water a day (3o gallons equals, three toilet flushes, a shower, and a handwashing for one person. It does not include _ laundry, 618hwashing etc. ) will hit Atlantas collapsin6 sewer system. Add two days of rain and disaster looms, f.) If the reactor and all that goes with it is destabilized further somehow - by another sinkhole, earthquake, or God forbid, terrorist attack during the Olympics, it could not only break apart, but so could the pool holdin6 the cobalt-60 and the entire mesa could drain into 6roundwater/down sewers /into the runoff ditch and the cobalt would be doin6 it's thin 6 simultaneously, regular waterlines would rapture, contamination would be spread further, contuminated water would go down street drains, the whole liquid mess would ultimately hit the Ghattahoochee river (endin6 in the Gulf of Mexico, where this racioactive pollution will join the 61,331,169 pounds of chemicals which are dumped yearly to the Gulf via the Mississippi diver by industry , all legally allowed by EPx , who like NdC are meant to be protectin6 the public....) and that would all be for starters. If this happened at any time it would be a disaster. If it happened durin6 the Olympics the chaos would be even worse - you could- kiss atlanta goodby from the relative safety of your Washington office.
None of this would endear the US Bovernment and the NRC to the nation and the world to put it mildly.
E.) Dr. Karam told me on the phone, that if a crack caused the
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water to drain out(1.e. of the pool containin6 the cobalt-60) he would pour cement in the hole. Does NRC allow cement mixers to be kept inside reactor areas with mixed cement at the ready so dead people could try resurrecting themselves to pour the stuff down cracks ?
h.) the reactor is in an earthquake zone- (as is every other nuclear reactor, nuclear facility, nuclear power plant in the southeast -
the Savannah niver Nuclear Facility with it's 300 square miles of contamination and its bunch of reactors has reactors sittin6 astride faults and its near Charlston wnich is overdue for an earthquake).
.ccordin6 to the most updated reports,an active earthquake zone has been identified in East Tennessee (watch out for all those nuolear power plants and Oak nidge National laba you better get moving on that too) that may hint of lar6er quakes to come and they would affect parts of Alabama and Georgia too. In case you don' t know, the
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largest earthquake in US history since the arrival of European colon-izers was on the east coast area, at New Madrid, it was felt from '
New Orleans to Boston and caused the Mississippi and Ohio rivers to flow backwards temporarily hocks underlying Eastern states transmit shock waves more efficiently causing damage over wider areas. the 1866 earthquake that devastated Charleston toppled chimneys in Atlanta, and shook wooden buildin6B best of atlanta almost to the Alabama line in west / northwest Georgia. In March of 1994 there was a 2 5 quake in Dade County, northwest 6eorgia. A major fault line, the Brevard, runs basically along the Chattahoochee diver, which in Beolo6 1cal terms is not far from Tech'n reactor. at most a couple of miles.
- 1) There is absolutely no reason whatsoever to keep the reactor open/6oin6 Dr. Karam admitted to me by phone that the " activa-tion analy sis" can be done in other places. Things like irradiatinE geautones (done in the past") or food irradiation (current, e.6. given was Vidalla onionn - food irradiation may be a way to Bet rid of left over nuclear crud, but it is unsafe, dan 6erous and changes the ,
structure of the food) are outrageous. .
j) Please note conflict of interest section in attached letter re:
EPD,NRC and Techs reactor. Ga EPD has a mobile radiation lab it can use for emergencies and test results from tests they take can ,
be done elsewhere and should have independant corroboration by NRC.
k) Gecurity by many accounts is extremely lax. anyone can, (and has,)
wander around in tnere. a Pathetic bit of fence surrounds it.
- 2) There is U-235 (wnich can be made into a bomb ) and plutonium in there of course. Let me remind you, plutonium was named after the ancient God of Hell and Lord of the Underworld in mythology for Eood ;
reason.
In the case of accident, or terrorist attack a one foot cement wall i separates the cobalt from the outside more o less) evacuation of !
the campus and downtown Atlanta (never to re urn of course) would be l impossible now , let alonedurin6 the olympics.
- 1) Karam says that DOE funds other universities so they in turn can ,
do research at the Tech reactor (DOE is interested in the results). !
I really don' t care - that's a non -issue . The DOE and its contract-ors have already so contaminated most of what was once " America the 3eattiful"that a vast portion of the nations health woes can be laid j
k' directly at their feet , the misery they have caused by their antics would require at least two sets of encyclopaedias to detail, frankly they can So fly a kite ,KETER serving jail terms AFTER cleaning up the mess they have created. The other universities and companies who have used the reactor should also pay for a portion of the entire cleanup both on onmpus and of the sewers.
c) It has also been brou6ht to my attention, that Dr. Karam has put tolKr. Hendonca in for a twenty year liscense renewal / extension to NRC, It better be a cold day Senior Project ManA6er Non-Power heactors.
in hell before that dump gets another liscense. It should be shut down forever and everything cleaned up, no matter what the cost to thoso who own it, started the thin 6 up, or eger used it.
the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, under its old name of the Atomic
-a Ener6y dommission, was responsible for helping the Tech reactor pro 6 ram get underway years ago in an ' indirect manner, i.e. via its )
Power deactor Demonstration Program, which one member of the Joint Committee on xtonic Energy later described as an attempt "to force feed atomic development" with tax dollare,according to Daniel Ford of the Union of Loncerned Scientists, which hetped attract companiees like 6eorgia Power and Duquesne Li6ht Oo etc. get into the nuclear business and helped the entire program the thatNRC least started canatdo, Tech is towith shut l
Geor61 a Powers involvement etc. ,
KHC/AEC is morally also the wretched thin 6 down now, as in a sense, responsible, morally " guilty" if you will.
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i The second request is, that NRC withdrawhospital all liscence sections that or industry l nationwide, whether commercial,research, l involve disonar6 1n6 or dumpin6 ANYliquid) other quantity to of theradioactive sewers orcontam-waters )
inated ANYTHING (e.6. water,that meaning any pond, creek, lake (such as river of the United States, Oconee l runoff ditch, wetland, swamp, dumpin6 to Lake hartwell) stream,to the altamaha River) or the ocean. Also (suon as Plant Hatch,Ga.
no state, county or municipality etc. should be allowed to Eet round It's also such a rulin6. There is no safe levelisofcontaminating radiation, period. the waters on cumulative. Such discharging /dumpin6be removed from water, no amount of which all life depends. It cannot dilution changes the fact that the the water is radioactive.
public health and thatIt is there of essentially forever, and affectin6 fish and wildlife.. What would normally b i manner should be taken to a liscensed radioactive waste site foruntil th monitored, above-6round, storage, for sinco the dawn of the atomic a6e appears, who can fi6ure out how to render radioactive waste harmless. where patient In the case of short lived isotopes in nucldhr medicine, excreta blood and isolated storage areas onsite in blood can be placed in special,each container could be flushed when decay is ,
shielded containers , could defacate into l complete. Patients whose excreta is contaminated, wax coated heavy pap i special biodegradeable, toilet with the edges folded over the toilet seat (in I in the . These ba6s could be
/ placedthe same way paper toilet seat covers work) stored d weetly or monthly to medical waste facilities once decayed. Any me -
ical/ human month / lab to decay, waste should go tofrom nuclear a liscensed medicine site. There is which no excuse takes m
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not to do this. NRC's new sewage dumpin$ guidlines are totally inad equate'. The liscence to do it must be utopped. Besides the request to stop 11soonsin6/ withdraw 11soenoes for dumpin6 to water Boes the request to withdraw all lisconoes to all nuclear facilities such as power plants, which operate under" ALARA"', (In case you can't remember what " ALAR 4" means, it's in the attached letter. ) with re6ard to releases of radioactive contaminants to air, no matter how minute the amount. The NRC, EPA and IaEA and ICEP well know that there is no such thin 6 as a " safe" level of ionizin6 radiation. It is not my fault you all $ ave the world's public (including its medical profession) the impression tnat there was;-or that you all " led them down the Barden path" so to speak on the isuue. It's yours. IT's about time they were told the truth. Only that way can the scope of the problem of radioactive contamination (globally) be trully assessed.
People chn then step forward with solutions. It would certainly jolt the medical community (and the public) out of it's complacent textbook responses to illness, if the NRC and EPA had the Buts to put even one example of the truth out in the public eye, such as the fact that there are over 40,000 potentially radioactively contaminated sites nationwide (many hittin6 the Broundwater) ; or who informs who ,
each time a radioactive cloud passes overhead - the public isn't told.
Revokin6 "'I"RA1 liscences and those dealing with discharges to water are important. NOT to stop such discharges would be totally irresponsible, and constitute malfeasance.
Countless people, not only myself, and other or6anizations, are as concerned as I am about the Tech reactor and the sewer / air disonar6ee.
NrtC must act to protect the public and the environment and NRC has no ri6 ht whatsoever to keep saying that there are " acceptable" levels or rauiation. acceptable to whou ? Industry Y Certainly not to most people worldwide once they know the reality.
Obviously all the foregoing nust also apply to any US companies or their subsidiaries / affiliates abroad who have constructed or are constructing nuclear plants of any type. I also request that the NRC l modify every liscense issued so that all transporters of radioactive !
materials (by any means) and builders of nuclear power plants, must l put , in two foot high letters, on anything they build or transport 1 t he word s " DANGER- MDI4CTIVE" and in slightly smaller letters "there l is no safe level of radiation, any exposure can affect health." NRC must also prohibit the transportation of radioactive material via the mail. .
These are all very basic, connon sense things I request, with auple back-up data. I look forward to your reply. I can provide extra data if you need it, but RRC is well aware of# nost of it Enyway.
Sincerely, ,
Pamela Blockey-O'Brien (Member, I.F.O.R.)
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RE: The deadly nuclear recetor on the cor:ruc of the Geort Inctitute of Technolom- nea*-
the proposed location for the 01vnoic Villre. Techvood Hones, City Fn11, the State Capitol, CHU, busjr Peachtree St., Piednont Park, Morris Brown University and the Onni are all uithin en appro::. two nile radiuc of the reactor.
Dear Mr. Boles,
I writo concerning the above reactor.
Wheras Georgia Tech's so-called Heely nuclear Rascarch Centor and Reactor is in a heavily populated crea -
Wheras the nuclear research center / reactor also contains facilities for preparation and storage of radioactive materials , including " hot eclls" for handling high-level materin1r and a storage area for radiocctive naterials -
Wheras there are approx. 400,000' CURIES OF COBALT-60 in the pool and hot cell together, as well as approx. 6,000 CURIES of CESIUM-137 stashed under the floor of a Wmg about a block away -
Wheras the reactor contents, other radioactive naterials, and the aforenentioned c-137 and cobalt-60 are deadly (for comparisons at Three Mile Island no one could enter due to an average 30,000 roentgens per hour being reported by instruments inside - according to scientists 400,000 curies of cobclt-60 UNS!mED ALL AT ONCE vould result in 480 MILLION roentgen per hour) -
Wheras the potential for ACCIDENT or TER!10RISM exists at such facilities vorlduide -
Wherns the reactor was not built to even the current, lousy safoty standards for reactor:
Wheras the facility is in cn earthquake zone end there have been trenors a few hrndred niles to the south and less than that to the north of the fccility in recent years -
Whoras, contrary to reactor head Dr. Karan's ascertion (Alternativesy January 1994) that the fccility is on solid n rock", documents of the Georgia Geologic Survey shou that the formation on which Georgia Tech is located ,. includos anon; its uording "clabby" (viscout "plagioclactic" (i.e. tending to break along oblique lines) and in eclled (no joke) the WAHOO CE FDRL"' ION Wherns accordinc to Dr. Karan the coment floor on which the reactor sits (it started up ir 1964) is checked daily becauce he looks at it - in other vords there nay be problens the naked cye ccn't see -
Wherna Dorcia EPD (3cdinti'n o Division) has /had contrcetuc1 crrence ents uith both the Huclear Regulatory Conniscion (URC) for radiation oversicht and .rith Georcia Tech es it usos their fccilitice in part uhilo it is nonitoring the Tc'ch reactor end sito, raising the quoction of conflict of interect -
Wheras, for cono strance rencon, air nonitoring for radiction doec not noen to have been perfomed by Georcia EPD on the Toch reactor according to EPD'c Environnental Radiction Surveillcnce Reports, nor 'tave tecta been perfomed in those reporto for certcin other cont =inanta -
Wheras dcpin; of radiocctively cont =inated unter (including Strontiun-90) hac routinely bocn dono to cit-/ sevarc fron +.oso vacteunter cyctanc it cannot be re oved-Uheras such effluents can be AVERAGED out over a year -
Wheran in other cities uhcro sever dunping of radioactivo unste has also occurred c:denci'.
contcnination to linca and utste.rator trectncnt plento (partien1crily of Cobclt-60) uhich could endencer personnel, bocidcc ctrc=c/ river cyctans and rltinctely the ocorn, has already been confi=cd (c:=plec: 02h Ridge "U cad Colrr.buc, OH) unich dll coat nillionc
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Whoras a najor scuer lino , called the Omo St. Line, built in 1892, collapsed in one section in a giant dnkhole,uhich suckod cars and pooplo to their death in June of 1993,and bras said Omo St. Line also passes under the canpus of Georgia Toch not far fram the reactor, and across the campus thoro have boon najor problems related to this lino over the years on the campus, and bras, according to an oyouitness, a sinkholo occurrod right nart to the roactor auilding uany years a60.which was fillod in with sand and dirt and such, and Whoras the abovenantioned 1993 sinkholo occurred only a few blocks from this area, anc Whoras according to officials thero are tio lines to the Ormo St. Line on ono of the roads next to the reactor, and bras Dr. Karan , in conversation uith no, did' agroo with no that the area floods l (in particular after heavy rain) and although he insisted he believed the roactor to be safe, in response to my maihtnining that there was a possildlity that tha reactor could bo destabill::ed and that the rm'4Mive CobeIt etc. could than ce down a ainkhole, Dr. Karam rmid that the only pmblem would not concom the reactor but "would' be if the heavily shielded cobolt sources vont dourr the sewor", but ho naMained they "could be retrieved". I rrninded bin that connidoring what had happanod to both cars and people sucked down the savor rdhkhole ih a rainstors, that could'not be dono -
hran a reactor safety officor told'ma that if the reactor"uont down a sinkhole it would break apart". And bras said: reactor safety officer told me a major, campuswida avannntion plan has never boon tostod - .
bras Georgia Toch's own study of the sewer libos on campus done by B & E Jackson in 1992 varned the lino was " inviting collapse * (however this company had' not in-vosti' gated the probability of a sibkhole occurring at' the reactor, as fron what the any told no they had not boon told of the reactor) whi'ch the city was told about, thing was dono -
bras,on. campus, soil and vagotation tests dona by EPD show radioactivo contminntior Wheras nuclear facilities operate under "ALARA", which stands for"As Lou As Ronson-ahl'y Achievahloy which neans keeping the releases (of radioactive substancos) as lov as you can roaconably achiovo uith the econonics you want to spond on it and avail-able equipment etc., because it is inpossihlo not to have releases and, according to scientists, the only way you can avoid deaths from the radiation is to have no releases at all.(i.e. ::oro releases.) Called "p1nnnod deathan by Dr. John Gofhan,( a fomor flodical Director and Assistant Director of Lawrenco Livemore Laboratory and discoveror of fissionability of Uraniun-237 and author of approx.150' scientific articloc, including on the medical offects of ioni::ing radiation ), and
'thoras in Geor~ic EPD's oun documents they have to admit to contanination duo to radioactivo crud on canpus (although they c o ver7 Cood in their reports in blening )
overything they possibly can,uithout appearing too ridiculous,on other sources, such -J asscosien-137 in crsa near Georgia Pouer's Plant Hatch in niddlo Goorgia -which has craching noted on 4 vold joints on it's coro shroud, and which in the past dunped accidently thoucands of ;allons of contaninated vator to the Altamaha River- as bein; attributable to"a form of grass having on affinity for cosiumain EPD's efforts to orplein aucy cesiun-137 showing up 6n nilk fron cous who ato Crass in the area of Plant !!atch ) end as radiation has a cunulativo offect this pocos risks to the population and the nnvironnent as a uhole,
'Jacras en~ nncnces concorning offects of " background radiation" influencing nuch'tura should be vicued uith disdain considaring a) unless pre-faced with the uords "na occurring" , as the uords " background radiation" can includo recent follout over Atlanta from Chernobyl, or oven uhat the Tech Roactor omits $ horas " naturally occu- ring back yound radiction" means precisely that, and is acout /paren por year uith a global avera:e of approx.125mran par yocr (in como unique geological creas it is hi yar) -
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Woras I have been tryin; to cet the situation concerning Geor;ia Tech'c reactor and the fact that such a facility chotdd not bc located in such a highly populated area addressed since the early 1980's Wheras, in the past, Toch dicaissed ny concerno, on TV, & saying the cover dunping uas only lou-level radi'ation , as if that meant a hill of Seans, because " low-level" is puruly a tem that nialeads the public into thin':in; it is not dan;crous uhen in fact niou _leveln as a tem has nothin; to do uith to::icity,and-Wheras , wr1& ride ;overnmenta and their ninions, international and locc1 ccencies and the like, uith cone rare onceptions, have caturated the public and proca uith fake "safo levels" (when thero are nono) , tortured " rick assesaments", disgraceful
" standards" , concerning effects of radiation,(in the vords of the world fanous radiol'ogist R.E Stevert s*There is no knoun toleranco level for radiation.") and the global 1 "Iinitsn , n ostimatea d and the like are a result of nuclear-military-industry "dauhle-epeak", and vaighing of econnnies,, neaning greed, against human health and' the environment, with greed alvsys winning, as huge suns are to be made at all stages of the nuclear cycle from mining uranius to reactors and bomb making and vaste crean-up attempta - .
uham I have begged and pleaded for years for the reactor to be shutdown and the vbole ness cleaned up and taken out of the highly populated aron Waras the uorry of what could happen to an entiro city, the students on the campus, mai'cactivo contmhnts in the unter supply, the possibility of catastrophie contan~
ination and donth due to term risa or accident, the possiblo pollution to the.Chatta-hoochee River. down to West Point Lake and even to Apilachicola on~the Gulf in i'm PToi*ida, case arrL nau wrry over that fact,that,where the poor are sittibg. ducks at present of accident -near Georgia. State University- and at Georgia Tech, OL1MPIC vauvRS' to make natters even uorse, fir upsetting met greatly, and AND ANNR WILL BE EDUSED Wharas, Iasked tho Olympia.Cocnittee in Atlanta in the person of yoursalf tor get in-volved and do conething about thi's probIan, and Werner you told no by phone a few weeks ago that "WE, AS THE OLDIPIC CODETTES SEARE YOUR COUCERNS" and that you believed it was 0.K. and' that " I DON'T THI!E WE AS THE OLE:PIC CODETTEE SEDULD GET IUVOLVED" - even after I told you some of wh uns thera and about the sinkhole - and just told ne to " CONTINUE PURSUIT OF IOUR CONCERNS" and you re-stated you would not got involved, and uhen I said' "at least I triod" you said "Well you did - good luck" and Wheras I believe it should bo a grave concern, not only to "Wo, the 017npic Comittee" (to terrou your words) but to ever-rone. I now TunwvE WISH TO STATE BEEDE GOD KID TEE HORLD, THAT 17 THERE IS A PROBLH OR ANY EVETI COHCERHING THE EACTOR AT TECH M!D ALL THAT COES WITH IT TO PERSOUS OR ANY OTER LIVIUG SEINGS, I 11AY ILLNESS, INJURY, DEATH , CONTA!211ATIONCHARGE YOU NID THE ATL THOSE IU CHARGE OF THE F.ZACTOR EID GEORGIA TECK Oli WOSE CMIPUS IT AND 1:ALFEASK!CE, and you can be cure that any relativos of the injured, dead, dying or contaninated uill do likewise.have kept the fcith" (II Tinothy,4:7)
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