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' A PLANT HEARING -
9 Clausen Asks That All L i
Get Chance to Testify ':
Congressman Don H. Cla'usen to-A copy of his letter to Seaborg Atomi ergy Co on
[ Dear Dr. Seaborg.
-sure that "all groups and individ' uals" will be perraitted to testify at the AEC's hearings in Santa As you am aware, the pmposal Rosa on the proposed Bodega Head of the Pacific Gas and Electric nuclear power plant.
Gmpany to constmd a nelear power plant at Bodega Head, So-
"Such a procedure, in my opin.;
lon, is the only acceptable method j mma County, CaMornA b caused by which a arrive at an enlight a great deal of concem in the ened decision based on all d the M Congmss,onal Estrid d Cab fornia, which I repment.
facts," Rep. Clausen said in a let-
[i ter to Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, chair.
Atonu.s my understanding that the m
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. logical Survey indicate that the pg m nths to case emence officials of the AEC and U.S. Geo-Rosa, California, within the com-AEC's Santa Rosa hearings will be m favor of and in opposition to held "probably in late August or the PG&E's proposal. These hear.
3 September." The hearings are be.
Ings am of great importance to my 1
ing held to determine whether the constituents, and I, thank you for
~3 AEC should grant a permit to Pa-
', scheduling them at a location most cific Gas & Electric Co. to con-convenient tLthosy, persons con-
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,struct the power plant.
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AEC officials said announcement of the hearings would be made af.
ter it receives a report from U.S
In view of the seriousness of:
h ;.9 Geological Survey regarding earth-the situation, I respectfully urge.
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quake faults, mainly the major you, Mr. Chairman, to assure that '
y1 San Andreas fault, in the imme-all gmups and individuals _,with diate, vicinity of, the proposed pertinent information are permit.
b atomic power plant location. When ted to testify add that all evi,
this report is completed, the AEC dence and arguments for and' la required to give M days notice against the proposal are fully and to the public in setting the dates fairly heard. Such a procedure, fr..
' of the hearings my opinion,is the only acceptable:
hep. Clausen said he had re-method by which to arrive at an, ceived scores of letters from con-enlightened decision based on all!
I stituents who are convinced that of the facts.
! construction of the power plant is "I would appreciate your pmmpt either dangerous or unnecessary, attention to this request and your A full and fair hearicg to bring assurances that such will be thel
- out all argumenta and evidence on case. I thank you for the mn-1 both sides is.necessary to assure sideration.and attention of your '
that the AEC arrives at the cor.
self and your staff in keeping me t reet decision," Mr. Clausen said.,
informed of the progress of this Project.
"In addition, would you please have your staff transmit a supply of the Commission'sjegulations ca, hiisrings to me for dissemination 15 mj-5nsutuedts?
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