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nuclear testing as determined by: (1) systematic sampling of pasteur-
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WI Pasteurized Milk Network - Of the 62 milkshed stations in the Public f f Health Service'c Pasteurized Milk Network, operated cooperatively by State health departments and milk control agencies, two stations ---
l Sacramento and San Francisco --- receive milk from dairy farms operating in the general area of interest. The San Francisco milkshed includes milk collected from' farms in the vicinity of the reactor site, whereas
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milk sampled at these stations reflects fluctuations in environmental.
radioactive contaminants in milk in the general area of the Bodega reactor site. Milk samples collected from these stations are analyze 5 at the '
Southwestern Radiological Health Laboratory of the Pub 1f.c Health Service at Las Vegas, Nevada.
Sub-samples collected from e'ach milk plant serving each Network station i are composited in proportion to the relative volumes of milk sold by each
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D1 pasteurized milk in 1960 and now collects and analyses samples from 11
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Mendocino, Sacramento, San Diego, Santa Clara, Shasta and Sonoma. Data g- from Sonoma County samples (which include Bodega Bay area milk) are available N
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- A continuing record of results from the milk stations discussed above 1-j are given in the' attachments to this report, Tables 1 and 2. For further comparison on .a naEional basis, extreme and average Network values are also given in Figure 1.
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alent iodine 131 level has almost always been found in Pasteurized 3 Milk Network samples collected at about the same time and area. i
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Samples of untreated raw surface t i waters collected from 125: stations are ' examined routinely for' radio-y
' ,. 1' activity content by ,the National Water Quality Network. A sample collected from the Network station closest to the Bodega area, the i Sacramento River at Courtlands, California showed an average concentra-
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The above data indicate that during the past few years increases in-environmental radioactivity have occurred in the general region of the Bodega Bay reactor site to the extent that transient levels have reached Range II of the Federal Radiation Council Report No. 2; P, t Guidance for Iodine 131. Pre- and post-operational surveillance
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. The strontiurn-90 averi.go concentration in pasteurized milk decreased to 15 micraicrocuries per liter in February. ,
The highest reading occurred in Rev Orleans, Zeuisiana, where the average increased'to 36 aierasierocuries per liter.
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i poeded se ese presset level of etees 64 ensuees by Jameesy 1962. C&sies wese selecaed to preGe e2 4es'ae severagile eenenes se predessies areae and e a populeuses, &les of peeseedsed edlk ese obseined se abe poses of dieuiensies se the 'peh!Io. Visemelly every Esese bee es lee ~as see sempling pdiaC'* A esprisessass To semple feem ese day's estes per meath is e esopoeise af milk dren those please supplying est less shee p0 possess of the eary's milk supply. Redneeseere are ; '
I tw seremiimm 90, seeis.wil?. streanom*9. beriweIdo, and iodiee-Ill. Suensiem40. whash se depeessed is bene,leses one4alf of ise endlessee servegab is 27 yeere.
.y A miseeniseeswas le 2.22 diosasegroeiene per mieme. es e milliseth of a millaeneb of abe emeens of sodiesetivier 6deskiEd wieb ese area of sedien. E Peier es keptember, see semple pee seseise pee month one ehesamed. Thereafter, semplies was seeeleensed,wish mere thee see semple obeedeed each seeseb es mees scenees.
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deperameess.'she esemandes. smee.les of ou are sakee eseh enskday med she filaere ese eens es enehington. D. C. for eeelyeie. Wesencessese of seoes been 'viry le au peeende see ei she earliees med snees sensisive indseouses of ineeeeeee of redseessivery se the satissemess, b.o e dasees eenleasies of bissless eel effeese le ese possible koe shee, dever. The Federal Redsesise Ceaseil Repers No. 2 eemed heererial 'ee the peeeley.ees ,# gied. iee P,e.eegime greederde (september IMI),
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, 1 Washington 25, D. C. j PASTEURIZED MILK NE'NORK: Monthly Average Radionuclides Concentration in Pasteurized Milk 't -
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2/ The monthly sample was collected before the mid-September resumption of nuclear o testing and did not indicate. the intrusion which followed in late September. .
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j RADIATION SURVEILLANCE NETWORK: Laboratory analysis for Gross Beta Radioa'ctivity of Particulate in Air Monthly Average, 24-hour Maximum and Minimum September 1961 - March 1963 t
Picoeuries Per Cubic Meter g' { MONTH Berkeley. California Los Angeles. California Min.
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3.7 0.56 2. 6.6 0.84 2.9 l E June r 5.7 0.42 1.9 5.4 1.7 2.7 l 5 July 2.5 0.17; 1.2 3.1 0.84 2.0 L:/_ August 4.9 . < 0.10 1.0 3.6 0.67 1.5 fff September 17.. 0.27 4.0 8.9 0.71 3.6 G October 22. 0.80 6.8 32. 2.3 9.7 ire November -
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Have just returned from Bodega Bay where the local people are anxious, to say'the.least, about the Nuclesr Reactor being im.pse,d on their community l
by the AEC wnich,incidentcll[ispunaingahell of a lot of monoy into the University of- Califomia, and I'm against that kind of cettitralized ~ buying up of state institutions, and now I hear that Malibu is going to get a similar stiff arming by the AEC, iblibu citizens are geing to howl blo&dy murder and I'd Ilike to get yrur thinking on this matter and whatever factual eterial you em send--or-is this another ma,tter whero the ABC thinks the American constituency is too stupid to be given '
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,ipagekTTdistedemed:. h bemg acensed of miserW see. aths: "his is as enty a Bodnes imse a p9andui saalpf meat x Demmerat, eruf 'nise h real es.; et,es by sur agervlears. And lasse hd a managaltam h S LE tiene ap the )sht*m==hm=pany 'at h NewdB ask's gnedsa: d e B.ow tate. k feet.h nel Mr.estse. EhMs was[' I ass a asw
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