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Wednesday, October 16. 1974
University Daily Kansan
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
OPINION
Reactors scare farmers
By JIM KENDELL Contributing Writer
BURLINGTON — Mention nuclear power to Francis Blaufus and he'll talk your mind if you give him half a chance.
The other 25 people at the meeting were just as grim about the big nuclear power
"It's terrible. People don't know what they're getting into," he said after a recent Opposition to the Wolf Creek Opposition.
plant that's supposed to be built about five miles north of here.
Fighting Kansas City Power and Light and Kansas Gas and Oil, they'll have a good time. Hard-working men and women that they are, they'd just as soon spend their eve­
long in the farms zooing before their television show.
But the plant will take away many of their farms and a lot of them are just plain scared the danger of nuclear power.
Mrs. Russell Woods and her husband are one of about 45 families losing their homes to the 10,500 acre power plant.
They moved over by Wolf Creek in 1946, because the land was good and because her husband could hunt coon and fish along the creek. They're retired now and their son lives across the road and farms their 240 acres.
The power companies threatened to condemn the land and force them out by next Jan. 1, So, like half the other landowners, the power companies gave them until Jan. 1, 1976, to move.
"You get your home, thinking you've got everything established and you have to move." Mrs. Words said.
Construction for the $818 million plant is scheduled to begin in late 1975 or early 1976. Operation is scheduled to begin in 1982. Much of the 10,500 acres will be used for a cooling lake to store water to cool the nuclear reactor. The reactor will evaporate 25,000 gallons a day and use about 50 per cent more water than a fossil fuel plant the same size, 1,100 megawatts.
The water table in Kansas drops about a foot a year; it fell 1.9 feet in western wells last year. At that rate existing wells are under pressure. The nuclear plant isn't going to help Coffey County's water table.
Blaufuss is worried about more than water though: accidents, wastes, low level emissions, the planet's economics concern him. too
The United States has never had a serious nuclear power plant accident, but the plants haven't been operating long. The technology is still ex- cremable. Every plant is different in how questions are constantly raised about the plants' safety.
Two weeks ago, for example,
leaks were found in the cooling
system of a plant near Chicago.
A contractor at the emergency Core Cooling
System for the reactors. The system is designed to dump water into the reactor core, the reactor core, complex plumbing system fail
In 1970, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) ran six scale model tests on a nuclear system. It failed six times.
The AEC promises new tests early next year, but meanwhile 52 nuclear plants are operating throughout the country with a capacity of about 10 proved only by a computer printout. If the water cooling one of those reactors was cut off for one minute, the plant would start to melt into an uncontrolled mass of radioactive metal.
Radioactivity would spew out for a hundred miles, killing 45,000 people, injuring 100,000 people. The property damage, according to a 1965 AEC report. The AEC was forced to release the study last year after the Friends of the Building freedom-of information suit.
According to the Aug. 3, Nation magazine, a plant biologist in Burlington will produce 200 pounds of plutonium a year. Plutonium is one of the most toxic substances man. One pound of plutonium-
238 dioxide is sufficient to cause 9 billion cases of lung cancer if finely dispersed into the air.
This year the AEC says fission reactors will produce 8,230 pounds and 600,000 pounds a year by the year 2000. Plutonium stays around for a century of half-life. That's a long time to keep something that deadly sealed up.
The AEC hasn't been able to come up with any container capable of holding nuclear waste more than 20 years. Even the 1970s, when it wasn't be any good in the year 2000. We'd all be dead.
Opinions in the scientific community vary about the effect of low-level radiation. Some scientists know what the effect is. The cancer rates for uranium miners are far above those for the public, but power plants are much safer enough to know their real effect.
The economics of nuclear power makes it a questionable endeavor to build an industry only been able to operate at a high per cent of design quality.
The cost of producing the uranium fuel for the plants is very high in terms of the energy used to produce it. The reactors have problems operating in the black, too.
On top of these problems, the
country may run out of the enriched uranium fuel the nuclear reactor uses by the time the Burlington plant is scheduled for completion. That would force the country to turn to the even more dangerous plutonium breeder reactor.
Beyond the objections Blaufuss raised to nuclear power, the danger of nuclear weapons is apparent. The national police force seem apparent. The amount of plutonium needed to make a nuclear bomb is extremely small and the size of a grenade, 11 pounds.
Theorede B. Taylor, once a nuclear bomb maker, says it would be comparatively easy to make atomic bombs out of it. The AEC says special skills and experience are needed to make a bomb, but Taylor says anyone with a rudimentary knowledge in engineering could do the job. All the necessary informatio-
All the necessary information is available in public print.
With 600,000 pounds of plankton around the country and shipments increasing, the theft and accident increases.
In the Soviet Union nuclear material travels by Red Army convoy; in this country it goes to the airport or airplane that will take it.
Danger of theft led the AEC to
propose a federal security force in a draft environmental impact statement issued late in August. Such a force would be a "new type of police unknown to American life," Sen. Walter F. Mondele, D-Minn., said late last month.
Such a force would have to
such the kind of control over
American life and society that
politician state police demands.
Writing for Science Magazine, July 7, 1972, Alvin Reinberg, director of the Oakland Research Laboratory, said "The price that we demand of society for this magical energy source is not free. We are charged of our social institutions that we are quite unacquainted to."
The Wolf Creek Opposition has been fighting hard against the plant in Burlington on Friday, while the power companies keep on fighting. They have filed a suit challenging the constitutionality of the eminent lawyer through which the power companies are trying to take their land.
They're lobbying in the state legislature for a change in the eminent domain law and working on a bill to stop nuclear power in Kansas forever. They've also worked to show movies, passing out bumper stickers and writing letters.
"We ain't never going to let them do it," Blaufuss says.
and our Sentient, we davenish and establish this Constitution.
**MATHEMATICIAN** : Mr. Gregory L. Siemens, known as the mathematician who created the calculus and introduced calculus to the world.
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1. It is important to pay attention to how the gifts are given to the person(s) of the firstborn, the secondborn, and the thirdborn. The child does not be awarded as many as the other two, so that the person(s) of the firstborn may receive the gift of the secondborn, and the person(s) of the thirdborn may receive the gift of the fourthborn. This is because the person(s) of the firstborn may receive the gift of the secondborn, and the person(s) of the thirdborn may receive the gift of the fourthborn. However, if all of the people who received the gift of the firstborn have a name and a birth date, then they may be given the same gift by permission of the person(s) of the firstborn. Similarly, if all of the people who received the gift of the secondborn have a name and a birth date, then they may be given the same gift by permission of the person(s) of the thirdborn. In some cases, the person(s) of the firstborn may receive the gift of the secondborn, and the person(s) of the thirdborn may receive the gift of the fourthborn, but in such cases, the person(s) of the firstborn may receive the gift of the secondborn, and the person(s) of the thirdborn may receive the gift of the fourthborn.
The Trustees shall have the sole authority to appoint and elect a Chairman, as described in the above memorandum. The Chairman shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Vice-Chairman, as described in the above memorandum. The Vice-Chairman shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Treasurer, as described in the above memorandum. The Treasurer shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Registrar, as described in the above memorandum. The Registrar shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Secretary, as described in the above memorandum. The Secretary shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Solicitor, as described in the above memorandum. The Solicitor shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Legal Advisor, as described in the above memorandum. The Legal Advisor shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Financial Advisor, as described in the above memorandum. The Financial Advisor shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a General Manager, as described in the above memorandum. The General Manager shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Budget Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Budget Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Accounting Audit Supervisor, as described in the above memorandum. The Accounting Audit Supervisor shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Taxation Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Taxation Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Corporate Governance Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Corporate Governance Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Sustainability Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Sustainability Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Privacy Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Privacy Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Ethics Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Ethics Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Compliance Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Compliance Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Data Science Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Data Science Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Machine Learning Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Machine Learning Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Natural Language Processing Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Natural Language Processing Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Computer Vision Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Computer Vision Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Deep Learning Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Deep Learning Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Artificial Intelligence Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Artificial Intelligence Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Machine Learning Modeling Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Machine Learning Modeling Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Natural Language Processing Modeling Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Natural Language Processing Modeling Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Computer Vision Modeling Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Computer Vision Modeling Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death. The Trustees will also have the authority to elect a Deep Learning Modeling Analyst, as described in the above memorandum. The Deep Learning Modeling Analyst shall be appointed by the Trustees of the Society at least every three years, with the option to elect a successor upon its death.
No, that is not what he has written. He wrote that what was not assumed in the life of the Jews and their warfare is a statement of the status of the Jewish people.
Let's re-read line 2 again.
"No, that is not what he has written. He wrote that what was not assumed in the life of the Jews and their warfare is a statement of the status of the Jewish people."
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The Presentation of the Order of Merit is made on the 23rd day of August every year. It is awarded to those who have performed or contributed to the development of medical science and research, or in the administration of medical services. The order of merit is also awarded to those who have served as a member of the medical society or organization.
I, the Lord, am with you every day of my life. I am your brother and friend. I am your
friend and leader. I am your friend and guide. I am your friend and protector. I am your
friend and supporter. I am your friend and advocate. I am your friend and advocate.
I am your
--and the social contract aside, it has been our national experience that laws which large numbers of people ignore by their actions probably aren't good laws. Organized crime, which was born during Prohibition, is a reminder today of that lesson.
Ignored laws foster disrespect
Your home is key to your family. If the community isn't close, it will be hard for everyone to stay together and feel at ease. A small kitchen can make a big difference in your life. It allows you to cook, entertain, and spend time with family and friends. In many cases, a kitchen is also a space where important memories are made. Our kitchen is on the second floor of our house and features an oven, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and more.
"Yeah, that was some really great stuff we smoked last night. I got off on just half a lid."
"There was enough for two lids but not enough for three. I was still stoned when I got up this morning. My roommate was so far gone he slept until noon and missed four classes."
"Well, it's not so dangerous to deal now. The first time you get caught it's probably a misdemeanor and a suspended sentence."
"I said it would be. It came from somewhere in South America. How much did you smoke?"
Such was an overheard conversation between two students in a residence hall cafeteria line at Monday dinner. Their unguarded discussion in a public place tends to belie the rumors of last spring that residence hall residents were becoming paranoid about the possible presence of drug agents posing as students living in the halls.
Look, for example, at the great bingo controversy in Kansas. The attorney general was obligated to close down the church bingo games because of the constitutional prohibitions against gambling. The legislature passed a law to allow charitable organizations to sponsor gaming, but the supreme court ruled it unconstitutional. Now that such a ruling is in the unusual position of endorsing a constitutional amendment on the November ballot which would allow the bingo games to reopen.
This little comedy hasn't done much to inspire me, but marmellan laws should be examined in the next chapter.
—Richard Paxson Contributing Writer
There is merit in the position that people should obey all the laws and work to change the environment. However, our tradition-bound and bureaucratic structures are often poor forums for social change.
All of the arguments about Locke and Hobbes
Certainly the question of whether marijuana should be legalized (or decriminalized, to use a more accurate term) cannot be settled on this page. Many questions about the medical confidence of unanswered. But this casual incident does raise some questions about respect for the laws.
Pollution dead serious
Rv GLENN MEVER
BY GLENN MEYER
Pollution seems to be a dead issue.
Understandably, most of us are too busy worrying about the energy crisis and the U.S. economy.
However, recent news indicates
that if we continue to ignore pollution, we may poison ourselves out of existence.
Alarms are going off everywhere;
Michael B. McEllroy and Steven C. Wofsy of Harvard University report that fluorocarbons, chemicals used in most aerosol products, may endanger the ozone blanket that protects the earth from the greenhouse effect. Cicerone, physicist at the University of Michigan, estimates that even if the use of aerosol sprays is halted immediately, fluorocarbons that
already have filtered into the stratosphere will cause a 10 per cent reduction of the ozone layer by 1990. If the ozone layer is reduced, the resulting increase in photochemical activity probably will mean a higher incidence of skin cancer in humans.
-Last month in Kellogg,
Idaho, but all two of 175 children living within a mile of a lead smelter had abnormally high levels of lead in their blood. Three suffered from lead poisoning.
— Aldrin and dieldrin, two common pesticides, were shown to produce cancer in mice. The same effect proves the same effect on humans.
—Vinyl chloride (the major ingredient in polyvinyl chloride, a material used in the manufacture of plastics) was recently linked to angiosarcoma of the liver, an extreme form of cancer. Environmental Protection Agency found that enormous quantities
of vinyl chloride are being released into the atmosphere at factories that manufacture polyvinyl chloride. Vinyl chloride is a common component of aerosol paints.
Well, girls, an ample amount of empathy may well be exercised here. After all, were they to say that she has been theirs since the first pigskin crossed into the end zone. They've got a right to be a little shaky when they feel the pressure to keep them silenting out from under them.
Patience is another key word. The development of a women's program, as was the same for men, has been a gradual process and just recently it has gathered momentum. Possibly those fawning over this proposal as the pinnacle of this development. Maybe it will be. Then again, may not be.
—Arsenic and asbestos,
common contaminants of
drinking water in some areas of
country, were linked to
cancer.
Readers respond
Government response to environmental danger signals sometimes has been encouraging. The Environmental Protection Agency uses the use of dieldrin and adrenalin on corn and citrus crops. The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has set limits to chloride in the water that chloride that plastics workers are exposed to. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission soon will make public the brands of aerosol paints that contain vinyl phthalates to return the aerosols for refunds.
there are those opposing the bill who would like to see Title IX as just another stumbling block in the long road still in
To the Editor:
Could it be that behind all the rebuttal and facade of a child who is public interest there lurks fear that an outstanding athletic program for females could even surpass that of the man 'm7?
sight for this development. A lot of decision makers don't subscribe to the school of thought that has been treated as the equals of men.
As Title IX has created yet another outlet for the clash between the sexes, it may be useful to consider the situation from yet another perspective. It's got men trembling in their jock straps with visions of capacity crowds and people who see a women's athletic event.
So Title IX may be already, if you'll pardon the expression, you're in danger of struggle will have to continue. If that is so, and the proposal isn't passed, many an athlete will grit her teeth and double down. As long as all she will have to exhibit a fantastic amount of patience.
Regardless of any single opinion on this controversy, whether it be in the voiced minority or silent majority, the majority of those who complete the proposal may not be passed in the specific framework of Title IX, but that damn phrase 'equality of the sexes' is inevitable, and it will continue sooner than some care to see.
In the meantime we'll have to let Clyde Walker, as KU Athletic Director, pursue his Big Beautiful Buck in the interest of athletics, i.e. men's athletics.
And we'll try and be a bit more understanding of the challenge this proposal. After all, there is still a surprising number of men whose idea of women's athletics comes to the laundry room.
B. Breining Basin. Wwo... junior
Shell Chemical Company has appealed the Environmental Protection Agency's ban on aldrin and dieldrin. The Society of American Engineers overturn the Department of Labor's rulina on vinyl chloride.
Congress, however, has done little to fight the proliferation of toxic chemicals. The House Appropriations Committee has mandated that all appropriations bill for the Environmental Protection Agency a ban on the use of any funds to enforce proposed air pollution standards. The Toxic Substances Control Act would enable the Environmental Protection Agency to screen a chemical before it was marketed, has been in a conference committee for a petition that museous have not able to agree on how strict the bill should be.
Industry's reaction to environmental guidelines has generally been self-serving.
Shell argues that the occurrence of cancer in mice can't be caused by cancer in men, and that an industrial process must be proved beyond doubt to cause cancer. The solution of the process is warranted.
One fault in Shell's argument is that people would have to contract cancer to prove beyond doubt that aldrin and dielrin were undoubtedly undetected, undoubtedly diee. According to Dr. Irving J. Selikoff, professor of environmental medicine at New York's Mount Sinai medical school, some kinds of cancer can't be detected by X-ray, 20, 30, or 40 years after he is exposed to a carcinogen. By that time, many more people would be exposed to the carcinogen. More people would die so that an industry could say that it was chemically in the environment until it was proved harmful.
If the Environmental Protection Agency and other government agencies are to stop the proliferation of disease chemicals, Congress must pass a law regulate industry. According to Business Week, industry now produces about 10,000 chemicals. Each year, 400 new chemicals are considered for use in the regulated, most of the lethal ones won't be discovered until the autopsy reports start coming in.
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