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Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission
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Dear Sir:
I would like to voice my strenuous objections to the building of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. atomic power plant at Bodega Bay.
It would seem most foolish te construct the world's largest atomic power plant very nearly on top of the world's worst earth-
/,, g quake fault. Not only chat, out they are destroying the beauty of the quaint little fishing vi.i.lage and bay and ruining the uefulness j
ol' the location for the maring laboratory studies of the University d Cdh.
P. O. and 2. is working nignt ana day on the sight, apparently in order to get so much labor invested that they vi.u not be stopped.
I think tL people in the area should have sonething to say about l
the location of the plant instead of the power politics of P. G. and E.
railroading it through.
I trust that the AEC will give this matter the most serious of thought.
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