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'l July'28, 1964 Mr. R. II. Leyse 25 Corte Nogal Danville, California i
Dear Mr. Leyse 1
Reference is made to your recent letter regarding our exchange l
of correspondence in which this office neglected to enclose a copy of a letter from Harold Price to Pacific Gaa and Electric f
Company. The letter we had reference to in our earlier correspondence with a diapatch 'date of May 19 instead of May 5 i
is enclosed, together with a more recent copy of correspondence
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j from Harold Price to the Pacific Gea and Electric Company.
Very truly yours, l
1 John L. Sullivan Administrative Officer Office of the Director of Regulation Enclosures 1
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A spokesm.g for the Atom I5 expecting.her third cfriends of td form star were ' uott:d as saying "after only cursory inspec.
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breadth of puhhc,cc.n-S u nd a y neuspaper l
accusations ridiculoua Oasid K Pe>or.e* fexecujNorth.'
News of ths World,sid en The AEC spokesm.d saad The tive secretary of thI official announcement *.is aFt,1 e i=e was too much at crn California Association toticipated next month.', q,
. e,to take,c u r s o r y Bodega Head.
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made the charges in a letter J
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sess ons he al ays vrimmittee on atomic energy, of Harold Price. AEC op mtyrgs with an aps licant.
lcial who told Congress lh to go over technical matter, f
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PG&E andI would be " undesirable" Jo i i uo. That's not amusual. It's done r.1 embers of sh AEC's regu. adopt a joint resolut on nthe late Tena'7rjallthe tirde "
He said the duced b) calling de N, h L,0 CAT 10NS I
latory staff.dd advir.ory com.
Engle mittee on reletor enfeguards. Clair 4
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6tudy of warningsHodega r9 clear plant site was dan-l s so remote INm the
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Germantons. = wid 3cthenda.
P r3 e e fly ipurposes.
l' tid., the 1.amont I.aboratory should glnore' the retm Chicago, and Argonne. Ill.
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>, p which had warned of 'th<i further charged that judicial proceeding '"What kind of judicial proc e a r th q u a k e dangers. tN ;
lie the U. S. Geological Survey, Pesonen asked. spokesman angrily rnapped.
which had made.two angtny ll bo ess b it."
reports on the reactor site.
where two of 'the parties "The <9mmission ca x u had been " systematically ex-imeet in secret to negotiate it wtss!"
I o1uded from these adCen te.
- the ir differences and sys, " Thia outfit." Me<,t% foes.
meetings."
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