ML20235A839

Requests Public Hearing Re Bodega Bay Project.Related Info Encl

ML20235A839
Person / Time
Site:	05000000, Bodega Bay
Issue date:	08/09/1963
From:	Martinovich A AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Seaborg G US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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SPENCER AND ENGELKEN VISIT THE SITE ON THE ATTERN00N OT SEPTiMEER I3. THE AT.C INEPECTORS VISU ALLY INSPECTED A TAULT IN THE EEDDED SEDIMENTE It THE CII:CUMTEFENTI AL WALL OF THE 138 To0T DIAMETEE RfACTCE EXCA'!ATICt!. THE TAULT WAS VIS! ELE TkOM THE MINUS E!EVEN TCOT EL'.7ATION TO Tift PRESENT TLOCR OF THE EXCAVATICN AT THE MINUS TVENT) t00T ELT1ATI:N. I T I e, LOC ATED APPROXIMATE'.Y 69 TEET SOUTH C) THE E AST. iTST C Et;T. ELINE IN THE WEST-SOUTH uu.c.DRAMT U TW W A LL. T'tC. Toj LT F A.- ?:.T a r. c 2, u,t.r;G T M PRE.0Et'T rL M A THEEXs A # TIO-l.;PTp;XIMt.it:.Y THIRTY TEET IN AN APPROXIMATE NGRTV-NORTHE AST E1:iECTI0ti. 16: E:iIcTENCE OF THE TAULT WAS TIEST NOTED DY SC%0CKER AND T0CHER ?EPT Ji WHEN THEY CHSERVED A RATHER OD'!IOUS OTTSET OT APPROXI'!ATELY fB SIX IMCHES IN THE PELLED SEDIM.9ts V*!ICH AT.E INTERCECTEL FY T HE T A'J u. A 3 :M LER LESS DISTINCT OTTVET OT a APPROXIMATELY TWO INCHES IN THC V!CINITY OF THE LARCER OtJE INDIC ATED THT POSSIELE EXITTCNcE Or A ::00:., t 0 '/dLThT" PG&E MAS EX4IBITFD CONSIDERAFLi CONCERN v'iE R T HE C T 9';m r.RV 01 T:!h F AULT. T00HER IS wording CLGSELY 'rITF 7C H L 0f.KE H AND LON! L t. A. 'E MAVE N';T YET HAD AN OPPCRTU'!ITy r0 Discuss + 14E DISCOVERY er THE FMLT wilH PC LE mat!AGEMENT, WE PLAN Te utsyi THE SITE W1Il ?9 PRI':E AND DH MAHR ON SEPTEMBER 15 AMD CH Al L KE YOU APPWISEI. OF.lJ UN' F CW f DEVELOPMENTS. REF CO-V-RHE-U W 10/17107 E!O 7:/. ..M RECn.)s l .h !/ --n--

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d 1 h} ai. e . ll f' ' hvoul'd. deprive'us of a major one. We need: jobs for U 526ur piople,?They' arc attempting,to gir, event the creeH y {p. s Qion of them at Bodega Bay. '. And now an 2 ~. ' "]J i (,'. ',.. p{cisco to impair the market for Sono 1 .. hrough a city' ordinance to require that it be idend { %l gified as' coming from an atomic area. ,Jj j E(; l "1 y,4 y. Dr. Ellis D. Sox, the San Francisco health direcy.,t j; tor, pointed out that if the nuclear plant is built at. i,. 7. j; Bodega Bay, any atomic particles that might get in.. If, ..,. Gnilk would be 30,000 times smaller than those of 1, 4 f(:i gg ,,,.y j l' 5he gigantic. atomic plant at Hanford, Wash-where. ' 'Eihe emissions are so few that they cannot be distin. l a h h. Eguished)from; those normally present in the earth'i.3 ~ i~ntmosphere. 3l= s E The peculiar thing ab6ut these efforts to prevent;] L { ghe Atomic Energy Commission from making its'- 3tudles in'a calin atmosphere and rendefing its deig v.' I{V Tcision on a scientific basis 8s that of all the atomici power plants in th'e West','only that proposed fo'r' ~ .i { Sonoma County is under attack. j Nobody has proposed a fright campaign against ( f.. milk prpduced in Humboldt County, also a major j '3 h.* dairy district and.where a nuclear power plant has t i-already been built:tM f b c

Nolsody.,has tried.tEr4estroy'the payrolls of Vald..

3 t'. .e , k]q'ppwered@ssu,mhnd@g lth'atl construction of nucleard M P '4Qfj. $ (c. .jlejo' by e bmarines Be'., forbidden at Mare Island - -C.6%k.1/

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DATE RECElvED M574 '~ ~ ~ Nr. & atre. Ltlvia Tayler 4 j W1=63 blS-6) 6230 Petelame, Calif. 'oT R. .E u o, RtroR r, orsER. ID3 ORIQJ CC: O THER: 8 ennedy (for& ardcJ to Mt by x $ seroxed ACTION NECESSARY g CONCURRENCE O o^75 ^"8*<ato: NO ACTION NECESSARY O CouuCNT O "v2 ConSsira postorrCE rice CooE, g ' bsY REo.Noe DESCRIPTION 3 (Must Se Unclassified) REFERRED TO DATE RECEIVED BY DATE i Ltre asking that the President traue m order to the AEC to stop construction - t adustdas bl) Fo.teca f*y, w/sumt riae ey - F m M.1 m t ENcLosuREa, F.. Frice : 9-1) v/r.11.rn; ter A nra I m.cr m ta i n e A11 vslertra, for info ~ 1 1 REMARK 84 tl R Distr 'but.im 1 - forna). : 11, / /[ h j[ bI l 1 - AFC Fre 1 1 - u.x F15e {c,,v'Jd4 "

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~# f g/ There'.is only one nan ~who cani stop the building of the atomic reactor here at-Bode 6a Bay and that is you, Mr. President. It is j, obvious the Atomic Energy Commission will issue this 15ermit and if you 61ve them the green light to issue it, then this area will suffer.the conseguencies of earthquake dana 60. This started as one of the most blatant disregards of public right from the very be51nning. The Pacific Gas and Electric Comoany has used every underhanded device to get this platht started. One of the supervisors is now up for recall for his cart in it. This state needs efery available area for recreation as you well know. Your secretary, Fr. Udall has come out against this plant. Our lieutenant governor has core out against it. The Sierra club is against it and thousands of others includin5 experts who clain this is a dangerous place for this atomic olant. So I ask you, as a good Democrat who has voted down tfe the line since 1921, that you f on your trip out here ins?ect t'is plant and issue an order to the A+.omic Commission to stop this construction. I I have great re6ard for you and voted for you and will again, but in the name of humadity and this atomic curse that is on this Great country of ours, that you will issue an order that the construction of this plant be stopped. 'Only you can do this. R mecti. lly e .t v n.La o 3 Nob Hill Terrace i .Petaluma, Calif. i 8230 ,F .y ,? = _ _ _ = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..

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LET THE PUBLIC SPEAK ~ bae's Not Paul dolis, N But It's Flattering EDITOR: Well, my wrd! (or pa.m.we .w A.yzw,,;.gg wording!). When I wrote the line i in this column last June: "It is letters to %t ne Pubtle ; my observation and opinion that SpeaP are welcome. They 3 should be limited to :03 words &

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U into a lesson on either reading or parts of speech; but since Mary j ter attacks another 3.erson. h The aditor reserves the right j act to publish letters be re. $[ Janette Darling, Dodega Bay, is stading into it someting that isn't there, here goes: M Ksids as la bad taste, libelous, ! Basically, the sentence reads: h

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""= m*==d bit on the commie side." If I "j had said %e opponents (nount are (verb) a bit on the commie even now AEC is no't able to side,"'I would have been name-hand down a competent decision. calling. Rather a dangerous game, this' I am a woman, but just bo. undermining. I'd say. cause I wear a man's shirt, I And, now-lost any of..you - am not a man. The opponents, other regular readers also as. are loyal American citizens and sume I am only a pen name of yet if they employ the tactics of Paul Colis: Mr..Golis is a tall, the Communists, that does not slender gent!cman with dark make them Communists. Where hair (?) and nice brown eyes in . [ we delve into the gray area here his late 40's or early 50's. I am is: the tactics of the Communists a short (5' 2") bbnde (graying) are deplored and frowned upon haired woman in my early 40's. in this country, simply because But, thank you, Mary Janette they are not necessary (in fact, Darling, for the nssumption of - are detrimental to our way of the pen name. Altho it has its life. The mere su:::cstion that ridiculously humoristic aspects,. 2 y any of us could possibly be guilty I am indeed flattered-Mr. Golis of using this type of tactic in re. Is an extremely intelligent per-lation to a subject so local is 808-unbearable, Therefore, the read. MARGARET G. SOVEY-er, an opponent of the atomic (Mrs. William I. Sovey) power plant, jumped to the do. Rohnert Park fensive conclusion she was being called a Communist. Tlus is a mmmon failiig of those who do { not read well, or those who do not understand the play of words, or particularly, of those who feel i somewhat on the defensive in what they are reading to begin with. Yes, agreed, we certainiy do have a right to questlo:i the AEC. But, we do not have the right to down grade it or undermine 'It, Our cherished rights in this coun-try are so often misused, and by so many wc!! meaning citizens, too. Examp!c: So the opponents become successfulin discrediting the ACC in the. eyes of the public. Then AEC holds its hearings and decides in favor. l of the opponents. Who, by then, will be able to discern if AEC. is correct in its judgment? Sure. ly, the opponents least of all, They've convinced themselves, I

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.i l e ( 3agL m si w. LET THE PUB 1 SPEAK' A-plant Defender Gets Question from Reader EDITOR: %e high!!ght of the Bodega program broadcast last Therefore I am as shocked as Wednesday over 101UM featur-Mr. Golis is that his oppon-ing Paul Golis and Mrs. Magrite nents air their opinions in pub-Klassen was Mr. Golis' com-lic rather than write their con-mendable forthrightness with re-gressmen. Were ivo all to follow gard to his faith in the AEC. Mr. Gotis and put our trust in and his advice to those who the AEC, the nasty Bodega con-question the safety of the pro. - troversy would evaporate over-posed atomic plant or the in-night. Applied to all fields of . fallibility of the AEC to write ' human endcavor, it would result to their congressmen. in a true Democracy permitting It was quite understandable all opinions to be held without that his answers _ to. specific. the necessity of expressing or questions seemed evasive. After l, do:ng anything about them..'In all, his attempt was to put first the AEC we trust' is an id5 ' things first; never tiring in point-shrabb suggestion._ pod bless ing out that whatever the pro- . Mr. Goiis and the majority. Whp,,t jected benefits or harms of the. ( AFf r!vealight has any ru5cr. plant might be, they were see-ondary to the importance of itv to cuestiot}_ publicly the_in-I

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y rea e t the PG&E '.ls no monstrous monopoly but ) is among'those who put their Yet, with all my ' admiration y; g i trust in the AEC. Their continu. of a man such as Mr. Gohs. p ing expenditure in construction I remain punled., Why, in the - f. g

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to Preserve Bodegs Head and Hartor. Tuts us AND DfD YOU KNOW - ne " Northern Cabfornia Asseclation to Preserve Bodega Head and Harbor" was organised by Communista. Communist fronters and prominent left. wingers as a " front organlaanon" to c.ppose tnis peace time use of nuclear power. Among members publicly known to have a ftllations with Communtsm are FYances Herring (Head of East Bay " Women for Peace")J Malvma Reynolds (well known Communist folksong writer); NallCy 3C0tt f uT0tg an trikle lli the " People's Wprid" 0p0081n8 the planth Barbara Dane (folksmger at Communist. staged penefita)1 Cene Marine (former commentator on KPFA. Ber-ke.cyl; and the fouowmg attornevs (who have either been elled as Communists or idenuflerl as sympathizers Charles Csrry. Benjamin Dreyfus, and risnela Heister. Joining with these subversives, of course, are the official Communist papers "Tlie Worker" and the " People's w rld." as well as the far. o left "Prontier" of Los Angeles and the equally left. wing

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William M. Bennett presider.t of the Californla Public Ustinties Commisaton, is also a foo of the Dodega plant. He empressed his opposition at an August 13th macung in San Francle-and his talk was duly recorded on tape for broad. castmg over the left.wmg radio station NPPA. In " Justifying" his stand, Denriett asked: "If the Commun. lets come out for God does that mean we have to oppose Him?" in our book this la evasion, and we counter with this question of the president of the PUC: "Isn't it the purpose of the mem. bars of the Pub!!c Utilities Commission. as servants of the people, to encourage the development of new fnethods and contin.nd research in the proper uses of utilitlea. rather than enter into ideological disputes?" AND DID YOU KNOW - Until the beginning of construction of this non military . nuclear plant, these same people now opposing it were acuvely advocaung that the U.S. place nuclear development into in. dustry instead of war. heads--at the same Ome pointing with pnde to the Soviet nuclear power plant commissioned nine years ago and to the two other Rumstan plants nestmg compte. tion. Now that the Umted States IS developing peace-t,lme gases for this modern source of power, the Con.e. unists make an shout-face and demand that the effort cesse. This reversal clearly indtestes the lack of sincerity in the " Communist line"- it is changed to fit the occasion, and this occasion is a fear of our supremacy over the Sovieta in this field. AND DID YOL' KNOW = A thin. but tanginte, thread connects the Democratic State Central Committee wita this Commun6st effort to sabotage the Bodegs Bay plant as is evidenced through the use of the Central

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oppestng the plant. A ctreular prepared by the California Democrstte Council Clube in San FrancLaco, was sent out to announce a fund raismg affair to f; nance opposition to P.C.1E. featurtng Malvma Reynolds and Barbara Dane. ANI) DID VOC KNOW - The (tevd ament of domestic uses for atomW power, by proate enterpnoe, is a dire necos.ity Il this Nation is to mam. tam its position as a strena and capable world leader. Instead of hamstrmgmg and preventmg this modern uti!Laation of nature's power, every effort enould be made to encourage and ass:st the research and development necessary to bring about ari even greater "Amertran way of hfe." The Pactric Cas and Ele,Inc Company is to be highly tvmmended for their pioneer. mg efforts to put this tremendous force to a peaceful use. We acknowledge our thanks to Charles Pon and George H. Nelsh of TOCSIN-DERKEl.EY. Cah!., for the research on these artneles. E.E. W. ~ 1 \\ I 1 i k 3

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1 7 [- X 1 g 7y Joe Fouchard, News Service Branch August 30, 1963 j Division of Public luformation, Headquarters Dale J. Cook, Assistant Information Officer, SAN BODEGA OPPOt41GS' NEWS CONFERENCE H1sD3C The opposition movement to the PGGJi', proposed reactor at Bodega Head seems to be gaining some additional stature. They called a news conference for here in Berkeley Thursday (August 29) to unveil their seismology expert and succeeded in attracting repre-sentatives of all mejor newspapers and television uews staffs in the San Francisco Bey ares. Previously they had, for the most part, I relied on hand-delivered news announcements to crack the editorial room barricades. The effort received page one play in all metro newspapers (clips attached) ~ and was a headline item en all television and radio news casts. The PG65 rebuttal citing the factual appraisal that the issue faces before the Commission was used by most of the media reporting on the conference. We will forward copies of the hand-outs distributed by st.-Amand and Pesonen as soon as obtained. Incidentally, I understand that PG6E is escorting a number of navseen on a tour of the Bodega site today. I Attacksaants: 1

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i i ( ( l' [Y" ,,'; g ~~" "] a Il f.,. 4 mnjor reinke at llodegn ; 7l < Scienhst s g-. i Ircad. nn ada d. c,mhiiner. 4 s nieen,n,,ef,,o,p,as' '6 \\ < 30 ism 0lOglSI more. The enrn, m,, red in ' 0000' !S On f. i . Q - m_,, i fue a or in n or no i, a in He n"S c"Hvinake, ha r o i I J Has, Doubts.

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g I IOm s lanI b'...r.eh' %.gi ti Even 'I the plant anrvived an carthquaka. St. Amand i r r ,f i,- 3 gI from Page I said the hugo pipci luinrine l qMht"rt(.%, E g, 187 1firh<,cf , W;* w i s' incimHng n newly uncovered water to the repetor'n enoling d((n. +/, h], one at Campbell Cove sneas. ne e u system wonid in en A. No' A _ leading scismolog,ist 3y uring 150 feet in width. would Hie cindri<: tinnsmis. slon Unes. annonnecd yes(crday he ,N St.-Amand, who has studied i I unnhl irslify that carth. / fi NUptakes from Alaska to "One thing that wariics sne I,/ /\\ e, sJud he differed with is die dility to shut off the rpenhcs gmse a severc n cvats who say Hic pinnt epiirkly if it suddenly c thrent to ilic proposed , g,,,y/ .; p. j proposed Pacific Gas & Elec. lost Hs cooling water." the nuricar power plant at tric Co. plant would be west . seismologist ' declared. "I

Ilodega llay, endanger.

Um San Andreas fault. woubl Hke to see some pub. .; PIERRE ST..AMAND .lic information on that." utg the plaul itself and Seismology expert. "I would say llodega IIcad i (bc alca nrmind it. gis a ridge that bcs in the iplain of the San Andreas St.. A mand snid ha hnd ,,A worse foundal.lon situation would be diffi. inuit.,'t. Amand said. "'l'hc spent tuo rints at the sIite ctill to entision." declared lcdge of tho fault is in the 'lant Aptil sca."

• "I mn no conservaH'inisf." d Pict re St..Amand, head of WNFGH ENCE he obwrved. "but i think astronomical research at st. Amand. a delegate to B0d"C" Head i' I" rely and l

the Naval Ordnance Test the international Union of it simuld im preserved? g Station at China Lake in U codcsy and Geophystes S. I,. SiNey. vice presidant I L the Southern California necdog in Bukcicy an. and gennal managn of 1'ng descil. nounced his views at a press ,cific Gas & Eicetne t,o. M conference caued by the denied that the plant would f[ "The rock at the BodcRa Northern California Associa. llend site is scycre1y tion to Preserve flodega Ilcad. pose a danger. !j "We are confident that Ihe h crushed, broken and mylon. and IIarbor. itized." factual appraisal of theh fic said he would turn over of all availabic geologic and Atomic Energy Commission The area itself, he added, his report. which he prepared is full of carthquake faults, at the association's request, scismologic evidence will Q See Pope II, Col. 2 to the Alomic Energy Cmn-confirm the conclusion that p mission at its hearing on lio. the Bodega licad site in com. [ dega llemi. The dato of the pielcly suitable for the loca. t hearing has not yet been set. Lion of the propot.cd plant.' h St.-Amand observed that Ie .,i

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[.ttrongly enough to withstand pn extremely severe quake. Dut he said he feared what a serious movement of the carth could do to the plant's equipment.- particularly to the rods that are supposed to keep its nuclear devices un. der contr,ol. / / .l, e ,f i i

i ( .( Bode p.~,,,,ga-ne Worst Atom Site' y,p3 ,, a "A warte fotmtlation would ment"In an carthquake of the' quakes chn be expected near be rtifficult to envision" for intensity of the 1906 temblor. I the l'nrific Gas and Electric IIe said "at least one and the site within the next cen. Company's nuricar reactor.perhaps two major carth- (Continued on Page 11, Col.4) l thnn the sito at Hodega ficad, a vicismology and engineering geology consultant said yes.

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who studied the C h il e a n l earthquakes in 1960, made 1 this assessment in a new re-pntl on nodega Ilcad. pub-4 lished by the Northern Cali-( fornia Assnelation to Preserve ( Dodega llcad and liarbor. In his report, made after a two day visit to the area, Doc-tor Saint Amand said the PGE reactor would probably un-dergo some 13 feet perma-nent horizontal displace. SC2H Friday Aos.30,194) E.IF.Exttmliter-Page 11l Consultant Raps Bodega Nuclear Site (Continned from Page 1) eentury. Over half a century Geologic and scismologic application (nr a nuc tury." Ife quoted a 1961 has elapsed since the last one, investigations by recognir.ed struction permit. PG&ll icport as saying that hence another may be ex. cxperts in these ficids estab. " pacific Gan femblors like the 1000 shock pceted within the lifetime of lish that Bodega IIcad pro-Company is confident that "may be expected to occur the plant, vides an execlient foundation the factual appraisal by the along the San Andreas fault Doctor Saint Amand said for the company's proposed AEC of all available geolocie perhaps three or four times" he found "one spectacular atomic power plant. and scounnincic evidence wHI rohalibly of actual ' 'l an s or o us. fauh abne mW mat inusugadon p W rod fault disIilacement on or near IL n ec ie s te well concern the builders foundation underlymg Bodega emupletely suitabla for the' the site is high," Doctor Saint-and Amand concluded. "The large omm,4s ample reason to rec-ifcad shows that it has not location of Ihe irn nsed end against use of the undergone any movement 'in plant." Inuit cxposed in the present site because of the possibility the past few thousand years' [ excavallon is of special con-of movement during or foi-ecrn and is itself sufficient lowing an earthquake," he "The testimony of thesc : onte franrM,res near,r at the Alaeninerne reason to discontinue con-said. and other experts will be ' j struction. considered by the ~ U. S. I MAGNAVOX S. L. Sibicy, vice president Atomic Energy Commission ' to tA, Afi. /an pintrict I "The probability of a great and general manager of P. G. yy r tv s sce mn n carthquake is at least one per!& E. commented. when it holds public hearings L/l(It 2515 Hg* r,<.Isad lin Santa Rosa on P. G. & E.'s C . _ j i 'l, i

l + q s Bodega Reactor ) i S;te alled ' Poor' ' Iffll4 < Idw 0' y ff. 'f RERKELEY - Dr. P l e r r e n i necessary licenses, incin< ling Sainf Amand of the Naval Ord. one from the AEC. A full hear. nance Test Sfalinn at China ing on safely measures will be 1.ake said inday that Rodegn held later hy the AEC. ) Head would he "a very pont An AEC agency, the Advisnry j location" for the nuclear reactor Gnmmitice nn Reartnr Sa fe. j planned there by lhe Pacific Cas guards, has given qualified np. & Electric Cn. prnval of the plan inr the nn. 1 PGkE ls creataling on the dega plant. This grtmp reported consfal site in Snnnma Crumty cupinrniinns indienic that the re. l for ennstrurlino nf n $r0 million, nelnr and furhine huildings will i 325mcgnwnff reartnr in gener. nnf he localed nn an active fault ale electric pnwcr. line. If final determinalinn is -f Dr. Pierre Saini.Amanti, whn made nn this point, the enmmil. heads Ihc Astrnnantical Sciences lec said the design criterin for the plani a the standonm,rc ndequale "frnm division at China I,ake, claimed t of hazards assn-that an carthquake as strong as that which almost leveled San ciated with carlhegunkes." Francisco in 1906 could heave Saini.Amand was appninted i the reactor 20 feet northward special U.S. representative to w tidn a few seconds. investigate the extent of the dis. ~ His views were confalned in a astr us Chilean earthquakes in 1960. He is attending the Inter. 25page illustrated bnnkiel puh-national Conference of E a r t h lished by the Northern Call. fornia Associallon in Preserve California and will con $uct a d Rodega Head and linthor, an<l tour of the San Andreas Fault made public fo<tay at a pres) for visiting delegates, qference. ] Or Saint Amand said the re-acinr_ wnuld he Inented 750 fcct frnm the San Antirens faulf and ihnf AEC regulations require at lenti nne quarler mile. Such protimity wnnld cause " fling." a whip-like nelinn which necura d u r i n g majnr carth. qhaket, he said. "It it surprising, in view of crpert advice given... that annihcr slie wat nnt rhnscn and Ihat rnnstruction hat gnne phend ... the inenlinn nn pndega Head is hazardnut frnm n geningical and scismic pnint of view." he; said. The State l'uhlic Utilitics Conynission imthnrired ihe plant's ennstructinn on Nov. 9, 19fi2. One of the enn<titions Im. i pased nquires PGAR to obtainl ii .)' o_____.____ i

4 m f,fJw dJu.{bts%c3 e' '.?lk/Q \\ i Eari qua.te h,xperi t.iis'i 1 { Bedega LPlant iSte Earthquake ExperiHiis; i [ ny DON UNGDAllL reasons for his conclusions that P. D. Staff Wrlier it is a " poor" site: y F J g ap BERKELEY - An internation. - Extensive faulting on the : ally known earthquake expert head has rendared the rock a { today took sharp issue with Pa-P [. (Continued from Page H At Bodega. PG&E says. the re \\ na ma n,a ch "i., at maximum nearl actor itself will be foun cific Gas & Electric Co. and ment termed the proposed Bodega 11ead (soill and crushed rock is espe-

a fault."

pn&@ng d but aed cially unsuited to heavy construe. "^8" reactor site "very poor." tion." Dr. Saintaniand says he ex. j h. pects it to be "quite likely that d Dr. Picrre Saint.Amand, seis. - We plant is' located in the j .inmenwnt ein a najor earthquake $ horse foundation situation.\\ rnolo;:ical. geological c' nsultant and region of permanent distortion or o Imay occur on the big fault in th head of the U.S. Naval Ordnanceifling-a region where executional. jpbot site, or on any of the severaig'Dr. Saint Amand says, "wo Test Station's Astronautical Scienc 8 es Dm...sson at du.na Lake, repor.., Velo?, .hn *, (Dr. Ilous,er says the motior.s 1 g. Dr.,of the alluvial material c

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' in his report to PG&E. ed he found a " spectacular" cart quake fault on the face of the sith fanit displacement on or near the IIousner found "no roa:.on to ex..pected to be " essentially the same ) i excavaticn. e site is high. The large fault ex-posed in the present excavation is.' pect that fu;ure slippage should{as N underlying g Dr. Saint Amand's report, after. %at alone. Dr. Saint Amand of special concern and is ilscif suf-go through the stronger rock form Igiving his conclusion of said, is " sufficient reason" to halt ficient reason to discontinue con-ation underlying Bodega IIcad ards at the site finds it "sur - plans for the $61 million plant: in addition he listed a series o struction. The presence of faults rather than to continue to be con prising, m view of the expert ad-centrated along the weaker San.vice given by Tocher and niher reasons he concludes thf crossing the site of the coolingAndreas fault zone " site to be a pone one. e water umnel is another serious and by llousner, that another sito { Dr. Don Tocher, seismologist, was not chosca and construction aspect." Dr. Saint.Amand's detailed re - The abundant evidence for and Dr. William Quaide, geolo-has gone ahead... The location on' pnre on the Bodega situation was recent uplift causes concern for , gist, reported to PG&E that they Bodega 11 cad is hazardous from a re! cased inday at a press confer, the cooling water system because found evidence that there had been geological and seismic point of' ence called here by the Northern no movement on "old minor Cabinrnia Association to Preserve of the possibility of change in view.a elevation of the plant with respect. faulta" in the plant site "in thei no geological situation at thof Bodega licad & Ilarbor, PG&E's to the water source." past few thousand years. Lack of' proposed site is expected to bor I mainr opponent in the controversy On another major point, Dr.1 recent movements strongly im expbred in detail at hearings toj over lhe proposed plant. Saint.Amand estimates that the plies, but does not guarantee, that he held by the Atomic E n e r gyr N, A E's earthquake specialists have reported no evidence of ma-maximum acceleration during a, there will be no m o y e m e n t s' Commission on an applicat 1906-type earthquake to be expect-. throughout the life.c@cetancy oflPG&E for permission to b jar lauks in the plant site, con-ed at the site would be more thani a twwer plant." t reacoar. ciudal the likchhood of ground one times the force of gravity. As for Ioundation material, Dr.! The AEC has sa!d the hearingo mnvements at the site during an Dr. George W. Ilousner, PG&E's Samt-Amand says near faults rockjwill be held la Santa Rosa, but!, carthquake is "pmhably qmte small" and the rock under the consulting design specialist, foundations "may be as bad or!have has r.ot set a date. re-site is the best foundation avail-ported he expects acceleradons n worse" than soil foundations, and ahic on the headland. greater than three tenths of the " dear $ h worst possible situ. ' PG&E meanwh!!c, is sir. king a hole on the plant site.to expose h force of gravity, ation is to build upon a combina. the material on which it proposes Dr. Saint-Amand 'agrecs wI t h uan of Om." PGAC experts that a major carth. to bed the reactor. Tling' g quake can be expected along the Dr. Ilousner concluded that the ' U San Andreas Fault zone (dich location close to the fault tone runs within an estimated L000 feet of the site) within the plant life smight actually be better than a ite someyhat further away: Dr. time. Saint Amand in part agrees but ays there is another afetor - s Reasons Lis(cd lie goes en to list the other fling," or permanent displace-(Continued on Page 6, (*ol. U

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LET THE PUBLIC SPEAK PG&E Bay Construction uestioned b.y Cotatian sw am EDrrOrt: As the Battle dega Bay spreads in ever wid-ening circles, I find that many people are confused about the '

Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s. situation in regards to a con-M/f struction permit from the Atom, gg 3 ggg s ic Energy Commission. In a letter I received from . Editor---The Pacific Gas & Elec. the AEC dated July 16 IfCI, tr#c Co. is a monopoly, But it is they stated (quote), "The AEC . Our monopoly, by sufferance only.. has not given approval. condi. When it ber.omes insufferable, the tjonal or otherwise, for the con, pubhc will rase up and take it over. struction of the proposed reac. - , it is fast becoming insufferable ' tor." (unquote). Further on in '. in the mysterious case of the rape this letter the AEC points out - of Bodega Head. I urge'everyone that site escavallop and road-with a free day and a love for our construction are permissibic bug t State to go take a look and then that this work must he under, write a letter.. M. E. McGLINN. taken ni the risk of the PG&E, San Francisco. i because there.js no assurance . that a construction permit will be issued to the PG&E. Nevertheless PG&E jumped atl the chance to take this 1% mil i lion dollar risk with unbridled. . enthusiasm. Its earth m o v i n g +> equipment has been busy bury-ing clam beds, ' destroying the habitat of many shore birds, and , scarring the Bodega Bay. land.

scape.

Why the destruction and why the risk by PG&E when they do not have a construction permlL7 , The investigation of the earth. quake dangers at Bodega IIcad by the U.S. Geological Survey c team must be completed before a construction perrhit can be is-sued or denied. Furthermore no. ' permit can be granted or denied . until the AEC holds its final. boafing in Santa Rosa. W thought occurs to me that. If the PG&E can afford to gam- : ble 1% million so recklessly, we - the people'ar' at fault; we have e over-fattened i h e m '-ith too much of.our green 6

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1 M a y { b '" '.[! .,,,. n, f/p Joe Fewebsed News service arensh Ausnet 26, 1963 D1vielen of Public Informaties, M Rodney L. Southwick, Assistaat to the Manager for Ptsblic Information, SAN i CLIPS Cet BODSGA B4Y MI RLs attached are the weekend (August 23-26, 1963) clips en Bodega. Attach =aats: 7 clips CC: }Barold Price. REG, M, w/attacha. Robert Lowenstein, DMA, M. Wattacks. F. L Pittman, BSD, M, w/ettachs. Eowned shaper, 000, 4, w/ attacks. L W. 8mith, Ceay1. V., SAE, w/attachs. s \\ 1 e m Southwick:mt ) 8/26/63 b ..g

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100AST PARTI SE-Dy IAWRENCE E. DAVIES i

speeld se 'the New Yort ' limes. 'h [ hfh( i SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24-California has two major f1MU 1VVT IUUUDU political parties in ' quest of an lasne. Each thinks it has found one. Each has a low opinion of the other's issue.in Continued from Page 1. Col. 8 j lterriss of votes in 1964. ~ -attempt to bargain away the Unruh move "a contempt ble j ~ effecta' of a. contemptible rule . Th3 Rept:blicans' entry was change. He said this was an act "which,if taken with his seizure a chargo a.W" Jessig [. t Opposition Unanimous of committee chairmanships Me Unruh, Democratic Epeaker i of the Assembly. His opponents Mr. Unruh stated in a' letter held by minority members, to Assemblymen that the As. fo efnpt i r inst assirt that ho has introduced ulons fa " bossism" into political affairs sembly could continue, under the new rules, operating as a free't."representative govern. ~ '("#t of this " boss free" state., " strictly partisan House or re. On the other hand, A. C. men Democrata scoffed but were ,t y eB g Ay b turn to a true nonpartisan situ., Morrison, the legislative. coum conestned enough so that Mr.. ation that existed before 1962." 8l r g,,,,

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,es I t$on a feet. Democrat Cites Rink Unruh extende:1 an olive branch U bac The former alternative.would to Republican Assemblymen mean that the Democrats would ing h sel ction of the Speaker "We unanimously oppose any I and committee leaders. as '"a lastiwekend. Generally, the of* run things. Mr. dnruh asked, valid exercise of the Assembly's industrial development of this fer hys-been spurned uniqiie and beautiful part of in his tmce plan, hpwever, that power to determine" its proce* Cahfornia's shoreline but are '*6xt the Democrats \\them-if a nonpartisanship posith,n dures. well aware of the hmitations vez came up with an ysue, should be chosen'a majority of a ] w$1d volving Bodega Bay. They do both', parties should agree that pr s." si not want the Pacific Gas,and seern a specifies the manner in which there 'la a greater risk to'adja-neithpr party in the Assembly the Speaker or any other office slectric Company to build a would *take a caucus position of the Asserably is to chosen." cent and in this case heavily , 1,000,000 nucipar reactor {on on any issue." Republicans Adamant - nuclear power plant riear the populated areas inilocating n th t sector of the northern C 11-Assemblyman Don. Mulford, The Republican 11eadership, 3")thquake forn coast 50 milesj ve Republican caucus chairman,,; however, was. apparently de. ,a re than outs Sm Fr Sco. / made a telephone check of as' termined to make Mr. Unruh of such areas" 4 Sponsored Rules Change many. colleagues as he could and " bossism" a major issue in M r. Weinberger called the controversy "a technical mat. reach during the vacation ses- [ hic leg al t' ors ter W W k Enm Gm. Tf13 Unruh issue stems from a o g special session of the Legis-i son. He found. them unanI* members of the national House IIture this summer. The Speak-mously against the Unruh offer. of Representatives and one e a er sponsored a rules change in Caspar W.' Weinberger, Re. United States Senator will be the Assembly unseating all Re-publican state chairman and a chosen, Clair Engle, Democrat, minaian to decide ' on the fpublican chairmen and vice fortner. Assemblyman, called the 1s e par i d poHt c 1 k

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• futura be elected by the Signs of its becoming a cam-awarded a contract to continue I

majority' party - in this case paign issue appeared earlier in preparation of the Bodega Bay site. The excavation involved, ths Democrats - In caucus in- $' Bro vn, before star ng fo7 an official said, "should settle "d stetd of by the full member' ship of the Assembly. Europe on a business-vacation- ),"g{mo o pecf trip last month., spoke out en-1 or Mr. Unruh's reply,to the about the foundation condi-tically qf the plan to bulld the charge of *bossis' " was that nuclear reactor at the Bodega j m ggnp3,n The California Public U tili-he scted in self. defenso after He[d a te ties Commissinn refused, 4 to 1. ths Republican minority had vG K ndu-zxhibitsd extreme partisanship son,'also a D'emocrat, presiding 3,,ht a n by egreeing in a caucus to ab-nt Sacramento in Mr. Brown's o epn e n absence, wrote Dr. Glenn T. its order that removed any statt, stain from voting on certain Seaborg, chairman of the obstacle to the nucidar reactor's a . issues *. A tomic Enugy Commission,: construction. The next' step will Democratic colleagues be-last week urgmg the commis-be an AEC. hearing, for which cami worried, however, over a / slon to reject the utility's ap-no date has bcon s'et. 8 possibility that at next year's plication tq build the reactor and encoyrage it to find a site ' budget atssion of the Assembly. "which does not possess the in. thi Republicans mustering herent dangers of.the earth's i thtir full strength of 28 mem-greatest continental fault line. b:rs against the 52 Democratic This was.followed by a letter. m;mbers, could prevent decisive addressed to Dr. Seaborg by 4 two-thirds majority action on j Roger Kent, ' Democratic state vice chairman. who heads a budgetary legislation, gommittee authoused, by the .hl m0

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, It has always been obvious., 6 American En gin e e r s knog., ' whered they speak in their para, 'i f,ticular field, in this instance _ will.,, . lay it on the line for all to see. l We must bow 'in humility' to, t these learned men and woman .! from schools o're the world who '; with their farsighted vision and ' +: mathematical know-how, serve ' ! ',' us. Whether it be the food we l i eat, the energy to operater our 8 - 1 factories, or the water in which we bathe. .:) i'.%ey in turn surely must'a'c. , know'. edge the confidence resi-I

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i i Some opponents of the plant. planned by the Pacific Gas and { Electric Co., fear its construction J near the earthquake pmne San Andreas Tault may result in ra. [dioactive material being released [Into the atmosphere in event of a quake. This same group was dealt a blow yesterday in a Press Dem> crat interview wi:h Alfred Ba:s.

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T h e Republicans unanimously I er half-dozen geological groups, passed a resolution slapping "an-Dr. Don Tocher of the Univer. other political party" for bringing sity of California.was recently politics into the issue. quoted in a report on the Bodega The Sonoma County Republican Bay IIead * (proposed plant site) Central Committee goes on record as saying at least one earthquake as recog'nizing that the Atom En. which might be *'as strong or even ergy Commission is a responsible somewhat stronger than the Cali-organization authorized under law, fornia earthquake of April 18 and will make the proper decision' 1906" could be expected-regarding the health and safety Mr. Butz said far too little was of the people of this area." known about earthquakes in gen-it was signed by Chairman' Dud-eral and the San Andteas Fault icy S. Moore and Secretary Blanch .specif.ically to permit any predic. Ilelgren. tions. lie pointed out that scien. tists still have no idea as to what Democrats were not rushing to close ranks around Mr. Kent fol-is causing the horizontal move-low ng publication of his letter. ment that results in earthquakes along the fault zone. Paul Golis, secretary of a citizens' IIe also offered a quote from a gr up supporting the. plant, sa.d i 12 d Ge 24 membus d the Coun-basic text on geology written by three of the nation's top experts. ty Democratic Central Committee Dr. Toener's prediction 'is a re-were also on the, board -of direc. tofs d Se Associauon for the De-statement of an old theory that when the displacement along the vel pment of Bodega Bay, Mr. fault reaches 21 feet, an earth, Golis also issued a' challenge to quake wid take place. The prem-Mr. Kent for, a debate on the ise is the a 21-foot horizontal dis-merits of the nuclear proposal. j '. placement was the key geological J.w s feature of the 1906 earthquake, l [ and with a two. inch annual dis. k placement, about another hundred i t. years is required to reach that point again. The three experts wrote that Such a suggestion is wholly with-out value, of course, for we can ' not be sure that the same dis-placement will be needed before movement is renewed, nor that another nearly parpliel fault might not take up the motion instead.," The Sonoma County Republican Central Committee. came 'down - firmly on the fence In the nuclear t plant dispute, in reaction to a let-t.n to the Atomic Energy Corn-a mission by Roger Kent prntesting against.the'. plant proposal Mr.--- e ei. e 4== w.+- =--.-one.. .m,,

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l i c e Y e e es . 1 , ao nyway, Some Demos a Like" Bode a A. Plant 4 i f A divis% 2m sw < A2.'. YM 6*A emocratic central derson, as' acting governor, 2 ion of opinion be-count s ' tween State and local Demo-committee are directors ofthe took a similar, stand. A Paul Golis, secretary of the $ crats was etaphasized yestcr-association.. S day over the wisdom of build-Roger Kent, northern Cali; th t tie a o ic proj- ~ urge sr. an atomic p6 v'cr plant at fornia chairman of the State ect "not become "a panisan j a Dodega Bay.' central committee last. week political matter." n A spokesniari;'for the So. asked the ' Atomic Energy "We believe.that over 90 ff Commission to disapprove the per cent 'of the people in Bo-3 l noma County Association for Plant proposed by Pacific Gas dega Bay are in favor of the 3 Developmentfo(.Dodega Bay & Electric Co. Bodega Bay Atomic plant, g maid the group..lavors the proj. cet-and the majority 'of the ' Earlier Lt. G'ov. G1cen.An-he asserted. ' s d

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~ s AgainstA-Plant 1, p A strong protest of Pacific Gas'to hold a public hearin'g on the wiu hear in Santa Rosa and we & E!cetric Co.'s plans to build a proposal. - hope the date for that hearing will nuclear. fueled power plant at Bo. But it finally tabled the proposed be announced soon." dega Bay has been registered by resolution by a split vote. The latest speculation is that thi the Northern California Democrat. Mr. Kent's letter to AEC chair. AEC hearing on PG&E's applica/ ic organization. man Glenn Seaborg said it would lion for a permit' to build the Roger Kent, Kentfield, chairman "seem that there is greater risk nuclear reactor that would power of a special committee appointed to adjacent, and in this case heavi. the 3::5.000 kilowatt plant will probJ by the State Central Committee to ly populated areas in locating a ably be held in mid<)ctober. V study the Bodega Bay controversy, nuclear power plant near the San The AEC has officially said noth4 has written the Atomic Energy Andres Fault or other 'carthquake ing of a probable date. It is re.. See Editorial. Page 4 areas' than outside of such areas." quired to give 30 days' notice be.~ .He said We unanimously op. fore the hearing. .j ! Commhsion opposing the plant pose any industrial development Mr. Kent's reference to the San l ' proposal a n d urging " extensive of this unique and beautiful part Andreas Fault reflects concern hearings" in Sonoma County on of California's shoreline, but are raised by some segments of the, the issue, well aware of the limitations of opposition to the controversial In sonoma County, however, your jurisdiction.", plant over' possible dangers imm, county Democratic Central Com. A PG&E spokccman said Mr. an earthquake. The plant site on .y mittee chairman W. C. (Bob) Kent's statement "is no different Bodega Head is said by PG&E to Trowbridge has expressed his imm others made recently. be about 1.000 feet from the edge strong personal approval of the

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E[ta d Mr. Trowbridge w pmv.m.1e_ rote of his ap. ' PG&E L~iamic/ant Pl eov.ed _ d G. Brown..in which he supported the plant proposal on a variet t g e _, _, y of Discussed at So/ noma 2 c. arlier this year was asked to e urge the Public Utilities Commis. -i . By Staff Correspondent Because of the council's n o t ion to re-open hearings on the SONOMA 'Ihe Sonoma County wishing to conduct a debate, the s plant and the county supervisors Association for the Developrnent equal time for the presentation of of Bodega Bay made a presenta. the opposing group was granted. -.,..... v. L,.. 1 tion this week to the City Council ' Council took no action on a reso. i relative to the proposed atomic lution presented by Mr. Golits. plant at Bodega Head. ( On invitation of the mayor, S. J. Comez, the secretary of the assoc. ) e 1 intion, Paul Colis, explained the view of the group he represented, and offered to answer a,ny ques. tions. Also pren.nt was Mrs. Herbert J. Klassen Sonoma, member oi the Association for the Preserva. tion 6f Bodega.Headi wlm asked [ for equal time at a future meet. ,ing to present the views' of her' group. Mayor pro 4em, Garles Allen, elected the council m e e tI n g s f Sept. 3 for Mrs. Klassen's pre. o Isentation. j Mrs. IL D. McEwen, also a mem., ber of the Association for the Pres. rvation of Bodega Head. was pres. e nt and read comments of,a news. e \\ , paper report relative to the Pacific ,o.

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l ( hN.h ISAW JUNIOR PETITION TO. Tile PRESIDENT.0F Tile UNITED STATES Whereas the potential hazards to the public health and safety and to the economic well being of the citizens of Forthern California posed by anticipated construction at Bodega Bay of a (;iant nuclear powez plant by the Pacific Gas and Electrical Company in proximity to the San Andreas l Pault have assumed major proportions, l;. .o AND, whereas the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards has urged especial scrutiny of the facility's design because of the possible catastrophic consequences in the event of a major nucicar accident triggered by this, the most treacherous of the earth's great rifts, Ato, whereas the Secretary of the United States Department of Interior has expressed his " grave concern" over location of the proposed reactor with- 'in 1000 feet of the edge of the Pault Zone,. l AND, whereas the Secretary of the Interior has offsred to the Atomic Energy Commission the services of the United States Geological Survey to consult on geologic and seismic conditions at the proposed site, TilHRER ft7, we the undersigned junior citizens of the United States of America respectfully urge the President 'of the United States to lend all reasonable encouragement for the Atomic Energy Commission to accept the Secretary of the Interior's generous offer of assistance to remove any shadow of doubt over these citizens' pursui t of life, liberty and happiness. NAME ADDitESS CITY STATE AGE h1 ! 21 ~ $n$-, 'witi 0$ v,_ ff, w Dm ss u t..n s m,a v s. $ w a t7 / I 0$^.a Sa m 3/i s a u, a J W /. %ud4, 62% - /? h h) b 2/ OckGb /h//f4 O - ll u / } FA BM ac m nunvA., ch., n 1 n f s-Cocert bn nr 3c DeLo Oml.c Hal 0416, f m W ocw;c. s t .A. l ?. O.

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Dear Mr. President:

Enclosed, of the safety of the site at Bode s He dplease f Pacific Gas and Electric is planni investigation e

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ng the instn11ation of .While the sieners of these petitions are in the. aspect mentioned above, many of theminterested with the loss of one of the most delightful of the northern coast, are concerned feeling that wild arens area m1 ht serve 6 Pleone accept Pacific Gas and Electric in theiranoth e f forts. work tou are doin6my personpl supreciation to you for th ity'olsewhere not only for this country, e fine as you seem ever aware of the importabut for httm of taking the,"lon6 V ew." nce Take care of your hee lth. We need you. Si gp y yo re, / {fIa-TIf[P ) h L Rene Mattson. 660 Northern Avenue, M ll Vall ~ i ey, Ca lifornia. I AGN.3N i ? llfj' ' bg een 1 N$ ~ ,N I

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portions, AND, whereas the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards has urged especial scrutiny of the facility's design because of the possible catastrophic consequences in the event of a major nuclear accident triggered by this, the most treacherous of the earth's great rif ts, AND, whereas the $ecretary of the United' States Depart 5ent of Interior has 4

expressed his " grave concern" over location of the proposed reactor within 1000 feet of the edge of the Fault Zone, AND, whereas the Secretary of the Interior has offered to the Atomic Energy Coanission the services of the United States Geological Survey to consult on geologic and seismic conditions at the proposed site, THEREFORE, we the undersigned c'itizens of the United States of America respectfully urge the President of the United States to lend all reasdnable encouragement for the Atomic Energy Commission to accept the Secretary of the Interior's generous offer of assistance to remove any shadow of doubt over these citizens' pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE 1 Atuie<_) / tn J n, At 21 j 3 / $cith*i: dw (f fir!$, 6 / %Unk %~dk %A I33 G%M Mk \\,.. N4 y \\c M4 9b MS ISA blt _ MLA%4 u w a r>, w ten t%: c3 P M' &a uML LAL nb 3 00 $. LMMI h%' G jf w l.tL< v 1 *7 f N w v' k$$ s: e-. % VM >7r % dk4' ULw' SW I ffh A >ir L38 Mohd6b? \\\\ Ikd,<2;n m as ' rA D k/$ d' // / f *'W W ~ t (W ~ r~1 @ 0.k,/i /2fO'u elai %9 $'lf, th L k fr u). . ht%Lo sifliu +J L k,Ms.i & W i u O f ot % bd(l 0 ff YG t Vl r I ( o i, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE BODEGA MEAD AND HARBOR '1 2731 Durant Ave., 734 Litchfield Ave., Berkeley 4, Calif. Sebastopol, Calif. G4-t 5176 u

n Yk ["0,G h s $.hin64.'it ,.,. p r w W*~ PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Whereas the potential hazards to the public health and safety and to the economic well being of the. citizens of Northern California posed by anticipated construction at Bodega Bay of a giant nuclear power plant by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in proximity to the San Andreas Fault have assumed major pro-

portions, AND, whereas the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards has urged especial' scrutiny of the facility's design because of the possible catastrophic conse(uences in the event of a major nuclear accident triggered by this, the most treu.herous l

of the earth's great rifts, r AND, t'hereas the Secretary of the United States Department of Interior has ' expressed his " grave concern" over location of the proposed reactor within 1000 feet of the edge 6f the Fault Zone, AND, whereas the Secretary of the Interior has offered to the Atomic Energy Commission the services of the United States Geological Survey to consult on ghologic and seismic conditions at the proposed site, THEREFORE, we' the undersigned citizens of the United States of America respectfully urge the President of the United States to lend all reasonable encouragement for the Atomic Energy Commission to accept the Secretary of the Interior's generous offer of assistance to remove any shadow of doubt over these citizens' pursuit pf life, liberty and happiness.

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