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and Electric C..npany is pur.
suing with almost obsessive obstinacy its proposal to ~
hy11<(a nuclear power plant at Bodegs Bay a short dis.
1' tance north of San Francis-
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After two government ge-ologists reported the sitewas on an earthquake fault and vulnernhto to solamic dia.
4 turbances, the company pro-duced the testimony of four
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2' This would seem to leave the danger of. building the a-8 plant on or near an earth-quake fault dependent upon l
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which geologist you consult.
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area close to the populous
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to transmit' power for long distances without undue line w
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The question arises as to fd why the power company does to not choose another, more re-D e
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