ML20239A395
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| Site: | 05000000, Bodega Bay |
| Issue date: | 05/24/1963 |
| From: | Golis P AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Seaborg G US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
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-~ ; a r&": . [ , .y f5 -h P ' m v W s ^ AND THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OT ThE CALIF 0kNir.90 ColOfITTEE STATE DEMERATIC 1 I J I am very such conf.srned over the fact that the Sonoma - County Democratic Central Committee is planninE to discusse and mak a decision on the Bodega Bay Atomic Park. It appears to me that there are too many who are opposed to this plant for what I think are very irresponsible nasons. If a substantial nuster of the committee vote against the Bodega Bay Plant it is going to be vary damaging to the Democratic Party as a whole and make Democratic t ; organizations in Sonoma County ineffective and Mdound to the { dethinent'of the Democratic Party throughout the state. The development of the peaceful uses of atomic energy is a firm and avowed policy of our present Democratic Administration \ in Washington. The Administration is much concerned that the tremendous amounts of money that have been spent on the devel opment of atomic power be now turned to uses which can neult in better j standards of living for this country and the world. This is also the policy of Congress up to and including , j the Joint Congnesional Committee on Atomic Energy , the chairman ' of whit;h is Chet Ho111 field of California, a Democnt. It is also the policy of the Atomic Energy Commission, the chairman of which is Glenn T. Seaborg, former Chancellor of the University of - California. . 1 It seems scarcely necessary to have to Maind you that *he Executive Department and the Congress are strongly in the of hands ; i the Democratic Party in this country. / The laws and regulations . pertaining to the use, ngulation, and control of atomic energy have been made and amended by Democratic congresses . This policy, which has to date necessarily been followed by all responsible men, is also the plicy of the state Admini s ation, t which is now Democrstic. Lengthy hearings have been held by the Public Utilities Commission's agsncias, operating under e law th 3roviding the supervision of the develo oF c power in I.
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p ,,.g ' , g s 1. w s- . . ,. g > a , m .. y - , , 7 , 3 . k, * . v N .,,.,....,.%.g,,,, .. D,evelopment and Radiation Protection has testified s matter on thi before the Public Utilities Commission of ornia, the State of C - i 'This project has been approved and consent d e to under various conditions and~ protection features, by the versity Uni of California through its Board of Regents, the Division eaches of B and Parks, the Dupartment of Tish and Game, and every ae other St t agency that has any concern for this problem. Again, it seems hardly necessary to remind you that the . i executive and legislative branchos of the state government are predominantly Democratic. We are not going to keep them that way I unless we all maintain an intelligent and responsible attitude toward these problems. l Locally the plant has been approved by the Sonoms County Board of Supervisors, the Sonoma County Planning Commissi on, the Board of Zoning Adjustments, the Sonoma County Harbor C ommission, the Sonoma County Highway Engineer, and 'the County Cou nsel's Office. I am advised that the plant has had the support also every of
- chamber of commerce except two, all the real estate , and all boards of the labor unions.
The Harbor Commission haa on it at least one prominent Democrat. Ernest Smith, dedicated to the responsible the Democratic Party. principles of The Sonoma County Planning Commission has two members who an also respo3sible members of the ySonoma Count Democratic Central Committee, Lee Torr, III and Thomas [olidori. The Public Utility Commission has been under considerable attack by this group. e a nonpartisism group. I wish to point out that they are basically the Politically, I wish to further point out that entir, Comission has been appointed or i i Pat Brown. re-appointed by Governor i follows: Their dates of appointments for five-year terms are as Geores G. Grover, President ' Peter ::. Hitchell ..ppoi.Aed January 26, 1961 CriPinal ap I . January 286 ,pointment, 1951 reappointed January 1 January 1, 2 967. .;and Everett C. McKeage , 1963 Trederick 8. Noloboff Appointed Tabruary 1( 1959 Appointed January 31,,1961 s e *5 -, , # h,% # i ,a s v' , g ni . s ' l ~ c' 4 .e" e ? . _ , + ,,+.. e- , .. [0 y\- .. ;. ... 34-
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~ Another group that has been under attaA is the Board of _ ;l Regents and the Chancellor of_ the University of' California. . hey -{ have " fled before the utility." The' university, it is said,'hai yielded to the A.E.C. because of the large volume of centracts. it has witb_the A.E.C. Mr.. John S. Watson, Pr.'sident of the State Board of-Agriculture, a prominent local Duocmt is also a member of the Board of Re2ents. The present activity ' of the opponents for the BodeEa Bay J 1 Atomic plant is to attack the A.E.C. and Alexander Grendon, the I Governor's coordinator en atomic enerFS. They have already l prejudged the A.E.C. and are seeking to undermins the confidence ' and respect that this body should have.- hey have otated that "it has worked with the P.G. 5 E. in developing atch e power plantu. Can we rely on the A.E.C. to protect the' interest of th6 citazans of Sonoma County?" Bey have stated that the A.E.C. has : ot concern over tra life and health of :the people. - The history of the safety mcord of .the A.E.C. and those f who are regulating industry is a phenomenal one. ' he opponents published a list showing thirty-six people killed because of reactor accidents since 1943. What other in.dustry has such a mcord? This is less than two people a year. Such a record merits confidence, not distrust. They may turn down the application or they uy grant it. What,we need to do is give, them our confidence. I To give a dramatic example, last year there were seven . People killed in fishing accidents out of todega Bay. There were 7 only tnres, from reactor accidents, in the entire atomic industry. l here have been many more people killed due to fishing accidents 'i over the last twenty years at Bodesa Bay than there were in the atomic reactor . industry throuFh out the ut no of the ' United States. 2 L . j ? 1 4 f -b 1 1 V N As e pra:tical matter it shou.'.: .ce puntec' eut that every ' i f single present member of the Atomic Energy Commission has b6en j sppointed by President Kennedyl Their dates for appointments and ~ i I i; their terms are as follows: j I-' 'GlenT. Seabed Appointed: March 1, 1961 i' Expins: 1963 James T. Raney Appointed: June August 30,31, 1962 l > 'Expins: June 30, 1964 Robert E. Wilson Appointed: March 22, 1963' ' Expires June 30, 1965 Leland J. Haworth Appointed: April 17, 1961 Expires June 30, 1966 - . John G. Palfrey Appointed: August 31, 1962 Empires June 30, 1967 1 secause the decision has remained to locate the Atomic ! ' Plant isn Bodega Head, every person involved in the decision, whether on the federal level, or a member of a local c'ommission,' has been attacked as "stypid", " subject to pressure", " corrupted", or " irresponsible". , Every type of innuando has been used to create fear, panio, and suspicion and attacks have included even the 7 .c -judiciary of the County of Sonome. . { . ' .The attackers has mpeatedly - .,g offered as facts 1.uinustions, invalid argtusents, and outright lies. What I am concerned about is the feat that' a certain segment of the local'eounty consittee' ' and the state committee and the state organization 'is now associating itself with this irresponsible attack. Certainly no one .should approach any problem of this importance except with' th6 4 r purpose of an intelligent, responsible attempt to discuss its partinent factors. k ,,,
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, 1 authorized bodies in. agreement edt3L the opponents mfornwd to above, can only adversaly affect the Demeeratic' Party *ia, this county and . 4. . in this district. hoe , opponents soolf at the' statement . .n ' l that r "the job of goyernment is to create the peeper environment to ' attract private enterpries." This, statement is made in many ways, but I can a.asure you that it is one of the basic principles of the Demosmtic Party as I know it. The leadingNopponents base their attack against the P.G'. 8 E. , act only on ,the Bodega Plaat, but - on its opention throughout the State. -^e*. ~
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.a .. . first place, this is the, system of governmant under which we have , chosen to ope n te. If these people believe in the abolition of k- public utility companies and the' assumption of all power by the ' t govervsment, ' they should say so. Meanwhile,-the P.G. C E. has to operate within the law whenby 'they are controlled and regulated. Its main purpose is to provide sufficient power to serve the present ~ and futun needs of those. served at the' most economical rate possible. Other than the P.G. - C E. , all- the decisions 'have been made or will be made entirely by local, state, and national { l government agencies. * ._ 5 h conservation argument, as far as we are concemed 'is a spurious one. The presentation of Bod *ga Bay as a park or as a biological labortory was given very serious consideration, by those locally and by the P.U.C. and by all of the other bodies involved, including The Sonoma County Planning Commission, the Departrent of Fish and Game, and the Division of Beaches and Parks.' There is no question, all things being equal, that people would rather have maintained this as a park. The decision was made that it would be e much better used for an Atomic Plant. I can tell you it would be i my opinion that the people who made this decision have done more - i to develop parks and recnation'in this' state, than these people who an opposing this because they may dis 1ike the Pacific Gas d and Electric Company, or for a ph'ony conservation issue. g I am attaching hento, a copy of the Master Plan for the f Master Lay-Out L. of the Bodega Bay Complex as Exhibit A. . If you y will notei the Bodega Bay Atomic Park takes 'up a very sad 11 part s of the,am'a. j And I am very sum, whether the plant is an atomic-k one or a conventional one. .the portion taken above will be made available. to the public for viewing and site-seeing at least. The * .j area to the North _is the University of California's Marine Biological : a t Research Station. Then it divides into private ~ property on the East ' t ' { and Sonome Coast State Park on the West.' Sonoma Coast Park extends l- ten-alles direct to Jenner. Under the County Planning Commission l > , . l l I l , , ( . - i i l, i . M. d.w e - ._._ - ~ W ,s. - m . m e.:_e m ._ . o g .p , ,1 { . 1 ]<. ' ' 'E . - p , Q . and Sonoms ceunty Harbor commission, all the rest of the area has been master planned and will be developed. 'Ihis is going to - result in a rather intensive use of this area. This.will, in turn,- make recreation and .other facilities usable and availab1's to a , greater number of people, ~ This may 'be' objectionable to some l people, but it would certainly seem to be a democratic program.. It 3 I has been adopted, planned, and developed by responsible people. Therefore, if any officiel Stato or County Democratic -group is going to make any. decision, it should be as follows' '!
- 1) Tho Bodega Bay Compler, including the Bodega Bay Atdmic Park, has been developed by responsible people with full realization of all the problems involved and have decided that this is the best way to serve the needs of the people of Sonoma County and the State of California, and they are to be commended for the job they have done.
- 2) The Public Utility Commission of the State of California is a responsible group and merits l confidence and respect of the citizens of this State.
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- 3) The Atomic Energy Commission and the other bodies that weri active in developing the reactor program have an exemplary safety record, unmatched by any other industry and they be congratulated on this record and given complete confidence in any decision that they would make.
l 36 ) That they have complete confidence in Alexander i Grendon, the Governor's ' coordinator on Atcmic Energy and feel that he and other agents for the State government that are involved will , protect the people of Sonoma County and of - California. . l Respectfully submitted, Paul Golis t l N f.' Q :~ N '* . ...-s ' i I, nec j M wg3 01& l 1 . . A4 i l ..u .; i. ' K. s ,,/ 1
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