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concern" over the site,-and The petition asks the offered the services 'of the President to lend all reason-U.S, Geological Survey to j able encouragement for the consult on geologic.and Atomic. Energy Commission earthquake conditions there. !
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Scientists of'the United G. Bonilla and J. Schlocker of,Menlo Park, and Alfred States Gsological' Survey Clebsch of Washington.
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l Geological Survey's ' West Coast laboratory at Menlo The Government geologists Park have made three trips have been' hunting for any to the reactor site and = are indications that earthquake planning at least one more. faults have disturbed the The Atomic Energy Com-site la recent times. They mission, which must decide have also removed buried
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