ML20235B191

From kanterella
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Comments on Proposed Bodega Head Plant.Plant Opposed Due to USGS Rept & Proximity to San Andreas Fault.Secretary Udall Warned AEC About Danger of Permitting Nuclear Plant on Proposed Site.Related Info Encl
ML20235B191
Person / Time
Site: 05000000, Bodega Bay
Issue date: 01/23/1964
From: Watters L
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
Shared Package
ML20234A767 List: ... further results
References
FOIA-85-665 NUDOCS 8709240018
Download: ML20235B191 (4)


Text

r ,

~

Yw r/s-(

' ^

-z - Lu itatters , 3ox 88, Cotati, Calif. Jan.23 l

Gentism ff?# Cu% N ,t)))

---~~'~~~' .

7

low that you have the U.S.G.3. report on Bodega, why don't you stop this l

^ ' . 7' Cga farcet The San Andress fault and i.G.&3.'s mistako cannot be removed with an erasor.

Nor os.n your mistake of not taking careful cppraisal of the situation when you I entered tnis affair. l l

l I do not oppose tho,potentici benefits of nuclent ;ower but I do oppose this ,

crash program of foolish siting and rockless s;endind which you are attempting to JnoucWrates and which the cloctric cocpanies so heartily applaud. Secretary I*camara slowed down your overambitious plans minly for reasons of economy, and secretary (11all has warnod you about the dancer 'of permitting a nuclear plant to be built on 3odoca Esad. These actions should make yos realize that it is time to pull your head out of the atomic pot and look around. It is time to re.

examine your policy. And it is tica for you to show more respect and considerat.

I ion for the common citison - his safety, his money, his recreation, and his i

land.

1 All these values are at stake in tho Bodoga case.

Sincerely.. .

l t .s

r. _ L,$cu{ 64-i "r

! n Lu Yatters  %

C .

3,dd Of. .Dir. cf B0MU 3 g

~

h {2

  • b %'v; -.I, -I - E~ ~ ~ ~~ -

{ mo 3 lh'! Lim ffyl,g, 3 gg ,,_f,fl f_Y. - ---

j[YW Qg;; $---;q' ~

g

\' lbcket c;G V  ?:~

, N D N/ 4 T

e a -

8709240018 851217 PDR FOIA J '442 C FIRESTD85-665 PDR

)

6 g

l !

i

)'

.w

// .mt. 973 #AX *V** V'*#'* "

s Jon that E Letters to "Let the Pub- L q'ot eith- ; lic Speak" are welcome. 5:

'i pte. This l They should.be limited to 9-gi are mil- i 300 words or less. Writers i

cary for 9 MUST identify themselves

' V e558D-rnomy, -

h with n a m e and addressi j io which will be withheld upon f:

A mic ed, request, {[j except if the letter attacks another person. The )

tpve ele pE editor reserves the right not is destr ' l to publish letters he regards ..,

4 to hve j as in bad taste, jibelous, or J

.telligent - based upon incorrect infor.

  • l '

, 3q whatso- mation, j ability

'psonable a D:= < ' < > ' ' '

p . .

ste is re- and to strengthen their falter nj f s c healthy ing grip on Bodega Bay. They di these say that their engineers and i consultants still believe t h e get, like proposed site to be excellent.

l unwill- This " excellence" is highly -

iferenti- ' questionable. '

. ',and in- In 1963, we had two grim \

reminders that man is not yet !

Iof the master over the forces of na- '

!ntirely ture, i.e., the earthquake in iked in Yugoslavia which took a '

hent of heavy toll of human lives and i t

for sev- at the same time destroyed

lal ca- many modern steel and con-it was crete buildings, and the . Val, s VICe- ont Dam tragedy in Italy ns and where over 2,000 people per ' '

i ,

men ished. Flaws in the earth's

  • Neated crust played a vital role in y per- both disasters, and yet we -

i tervice f nd PG&E still hoping the  !

ething Atomic. Energy Commission

/ ill out will grant them permission to ihave play a seismic version of Rus-I

. - d

usu- sian roulette within shouting l other, . distance of the world's great- '

. est fault zone. /i '

.d sal- PG&E's resourceful, b u.t subor. '

heavily- perspiring, publicity '

{

.C e 28 department has worked over .

e pr& time downgrading the beauty of Bodega liead. They say it ' .

3s all 13~not " scenic," but rather ,',

taries i

  • barren," and, in the opinion .

M ed

. All of " local newsmen" really - ,

a is " ugly, desolate, and a sea.

. them '

side slum ',' . -_ _.

7 - --- j

,- #cn

/

p s . .

s .

i b

. . _ , _.__- )

91 in- "ir~ PG&E b ' es that theso -

l Fwith. ..pcaris of ,hness" will -

6 91 OI.. weaken public resistance to ' ' -

F has their proposed Atomic Park

, I they are. mistaken. The public

. e in- knows_ this is precious land.

)here scape. They appreciate the .-

gap scenic and recreational val- l

!)80I ues of the unique coastal

{1ried stretch extending from Bo- l s ssen- dega Bay to Salmon Creek,

.jough and they want it to remain un-T. an cluttered and to be preserved

'Aliza- for a public park as originat

{e a ly planned by the state.- N --

y.can The need for these parks is -

T already critical, and .it will

' gvho increase in direct ratio to the '

. r eg, rise in population. . -

hi m - PG&E can relocate in an 1 t, fred area of insignificant recrea- I .

tion value; and where there is * ' ]

del .!

(@f T.and 1.

less chance of a nuclear ac-cident being triggered by the -

t pgh. San Andreas fault. I

{ Jten LU WATERS I I g ps. Cotati L a ans, / g\

E Nu - -

Your i

${the t

.E ' It Representatives k tup '

U.S. Senators

. , - too '

Sen. Thomas Kuchel Room t t 3 13 Senate Office Building l 1

- 8 'fI Washington 25, D.C.

30 Sen. Clair Eng!c, Room . 215

.su-d 1*

Senate Office Building, Washing.

- aagic. ton 25, D.C. '

1 BOB LOS nepmentam ,

Healdsbu7 First District-Office of Donald k' - Clausen. House Office Building,

,3out Cotatlan Blows Washington. D. C.

  • coes At Walls of PG6E 8 '* 5'"'""

<here EDITOR: As if stung by a Twelfth District-Sen. Joseph '

oes hornet PG&E has entered the A Rauigan, Rak Capitol, Sao .

.t to new year with a cry of pain ramento 14. Cah!.

are brought on by an editorial m Fourth District--Sen. Frank S.

egro the New York Times titled. Pe State Qpitol, Sacre ,

g3, ,

i cat A Park At Bodega, at Last?

Assernbirmen .

By telegram, letter, and press release, the utility com- First District-Frank P. Bel-lotti, State Capitol, Sacramento pany has attempted to rem-14 edy the sting of this editorial, "' #jjf@M " Mb ,

~~ ' - _.

' *~ -

-.4 m y ___

/W 2, _ } x.L 74 .

i e .

4 4

________.___.__-____m_m--- __.----.--- --

L- '

  • ao"LU WATTERS

- ' *te r Cu w cur, j oars RsCEr,so *

-7 * - i l ~0.:DR-M2

! 1~2 '

Box 88 LTR.

- _ . MEMO: REPORT 4 OTH E21: ~'

~~ ,

Cotati, Calif.

x l 70.

ORIG.: CC4 OTHER:

AEC x(l)' 9 cys xeroxed ACTION NECCSS ARY C40$ CUR R E NC E DAFEANSWERED:

No ActlON NECESSARY COtsMEh? eve CL A8slF.: POST OFFICC FILE COD E:

].

R E.G. NOt D ESC RIPTION S (Muss de Unclaeifiedl

~ REFER 8EDTO

'" j DATE j arCanvgo s l part

~

Ltr. re the US 0. S. Report on Bodega; and stating that the values of the / ,! ,.e.-]JF m,

~ " " " q~g ;

I com on citizen is at stake. g[ ATMr- G. I. Edwardsj c

5/

c y -ynn u vinn / df/6Y '

cuCto.u R as: 3/supn1 y ,a News Clipping (ltr submitted to the

(_ _h sxtrar ~

i y

Editor by Lu Watters) j i L_. 1 4 nM_.cy_for;Lowematein i, - . _ _

,-. .s_ . .

.. l -  :

l l OFFICE 05' THE IRECTG1

"'"^""i \

{

M R Distribution: mal file i

h/p f 1 - SAN PDR l 1

DW

~ 1 l

c. s. arouic r.sraov cowusssiox

.l \

< )'

._ u . ....... ~1..,~n . o,,,c,..... .. ...

MAIL CONTROL FORM ronu,,uc.3us ,,

g g ud - h l

)

1 1

i