Archives and Special Collections
Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA
COLLECTION REGISTER
Name: Hess, Beverly TMI-Hess
Material: Papers (1979-1990)
Volume: 9 linear feet (7 Document Boxes, 1 Cassette Box, 2 Photo Folders, 65 Books)
Donation: Gift of Beverly Hess, 1987 and 1990
Usage: These materials have been donated without restrictions on usage.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Beverly Hess was a resident of Lancaster County prior to the accident at Three Mile Island, Unit 2. After the accident, Beverly Hess became heavily involved in the local anti- nuclear movement. She was a founding member of the Susquehanna Valley Alliance, and the Public Interest and Resource Center. As the first president of the Public Interest and Resource Center, Hess helped to coordinate the efforts of the multiple anti-nuclear groups formed in the Susquehanna River Valley after the TMI-2 Accident. Beverly Hess actively participated in all areas of citizen protest against Three Mile Island. She led fund-raisers, gave speeches, recruited new members, wrote letters to politicians and the press, planned and participated in protests against both TMI and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and read and gathered a great deal of material on nuclear power and the effects of radiation. Her activities with regard to TMI apparently waned in the late 1980’s due to the failing health of her husband.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
The Beverly Hess Collection consists of the various papers, newspaper clippings, books, audiotapes, and photographs collected by Hess during her most active period of involvement with local anti-nuclear groups. The collection is divided into 22 series, and an appendix of books is attached. The majority of the series deal with papers from the various organizations with which Hess had contact. Series 1 – General Correspondence contains Beverly Hess’s personal correspondence as well as copies of correspondence unconnected with a particular organization. Series 2 – Personal Papers contains materials of Beverly Hess unrelated to her work with any particular organization. Series 3 through Series 14 contain the materials relating to individual organizations involved in the nuclear power controversy. The first two organizations are the two with which Beverly Hess was personally connected. The remainder of the organizations follow in alphabetical order. Series 15 – Miscellaneous Organizations contains the papers of multiple organizations which have been organized together due to size. Series 16 – Legal/Judicial Papers contains documents relating to acts of legislature, and court cases not involving any organizations represented in the rest of the collection. Any legal/judicial papers belonging to a represented organization can be found with the organization’s papers. Series 17 – Scholarly Papers and Official Studies, Series 18 – Journal and Magazine Articles, Series 19 – Miscellaneous Printed Materials, and Series 20 – Newspaper Articles contain various printed items collected by Beverly Hess. Series 21 – Audio Cassettes contains recorded commercials and television programs as well as interviews, lectures, and speeches. Series 22 – Photographs contains all the photographs, negatives, and slides from the collection with notations on the documents to which they were originally connected. An Appendix has been attached which lists the books belonging to the Beverly Hess Collection. These are listed alphabetically by author with the catalog numbers included. The books are alternately available through the Dickinson College Library. More detailed series descriptions appear before each series inventory.
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SERIES 1 – GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
The General Correspondence series contains letters written by and to multiple persons. This series is divided into Personal and General. Personal Correspondence contains the letters of Beverly Hess. General Correspondence contains the letters of other people unconnected with the organizations represented within the Hess Collection. Included under General are the letters of Charles Leising, and letters to and from political figures concerning Three Mile Island. All letters are organized by the last name of the important party, then into letters sent and letters received by date with undated letters coming first. Any correspondence pertaining to an organization is listed under that organization’s series. For more correspondence by Beverly Hess, please see the Correspondence sub-series under both the Susquehanna Valley Alliance (SVA) and the Public Information and Resource Center (PIRC) series.
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BOX 1 – TMI-Hess
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE Personal Folder 01) Hess, Beverly: Letters sent – 1979-1983 Letters received – 1979-1984 General Folder 02) Carter, James - 1979-1980 Goodling, William - 1983 Leising, Charles - 1980-1985 Thornburg, Richard - 1979-1984 Miscellaneous - 1980-1984
SERIES 2 – PERSONAL PAPERS
The Personal Papers series consists solely of the papers of Beverly Hess that can not be placed with a particular organization. This series is further divided into 4 sub-series: Ephemera, Notebooks, Speeches, and Conferences. Ephemera contains some personal information as well as papers relating to Hess’s personal protest against Pennsylvania Power & Light (PP&L) for the building of a new nuclear plant on the Susquehanna River. Notebooks contains day planners, address/telephone books, and a notebook used in a Grantmanship Training Program. Speeches contains notes, typed or written, for unidentified speeches. Conferences contains papers relating to a conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in which Beverly Hess participated in a panel discussion as a private citizen, rather than as a representative of any particular organization.
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BOX 1 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
PERSONAL PAPERS Ephemera Folder 03) Personal protest against PP&L Miscellaneous Notebooks Folder 04) Day planners Address/telephone books Notebook from Grantsmanship Training Program Speeches Folder 05) Notes for various speeches, undated Conferences Folder 06) MIT Forum. “TMI: the Public Risks and Technical Decisions.” May 1979
SERIES 3 – SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY ALLIANCE
The Susquehanna Valley Alliance, or SVA, was established shortly after the incident at TMI in March 1979. The group membership was comprised of area citizens who were concerned about the psychological, physical, and economic ramifications that the incident, and subsequent restart of the unaffected reactor, would have on them and their families. SVA became one of many local grassroots organizations to take part in the Public Information Resource Center (PIRC). Beverly Hess was one of the founding members of SVA, serving as its president before becoming heavily involved with PIRC. The SVA papers are dated from 1979 until 1985, and are organized into four sub-series: Correspondence, General Papers, Printed Materials, and Legal Papers. The Correspondence is further divided into letters sent and received as well as mailing lists used by the group. The General Papers contains miscellaneous general business materials such as meeting minutes, organizational history data, and materials relating to affiliations with religious organizations. The Printed materials sub-series includes the SVA newsletter, press releases and statements, as well as publications produced by the group for informative and fundraising purposes. Finally, the Legal Papers sub-series contains materials relating to the various lawsuits in which SVA was involved, including case transcripts and correspondence with the group’s legal team.
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BOX 1 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY ALLIANCE Correspondence Folder 07) Letters sent and received – 1979-1985 Folder 08) Mailing lists – undated General Papers Folder 09) Minutes – 1979-1980 Organizational History – undated Religious outreach program – 1979-1982 Printed Materials Folder 10) Drawing for SVA by Bruce Holland and related materials Fact sheets Newsletters Folder 11) House Meeting newsletter – June-Aug. 1979 Nuclear Power Reade/No Nuclear Power Reader – no date Folder 12) SVA Newsletter – 1979-1981 Folder 13) SVA Newsletter – 1982-1986 Folder 14) “NRC’s Environmental Assessment Use of EPICOR-II at TMI unit 2, with comments and rebuttal by SVA” – 1979 “Outline for talk about TMI” – c1985 Folder 15) Press releases – 1979-1985 Statements – 1979-1982 Folder 16) “Tim the Tragic Dragon” by Bruce Molholt – 1981 Folder 17) “There is a choice” (SVA fundraiser calendar) – 1981 Miscellaneous materials Legal Papers Folder 18) Correspondence: Letters sent and received – 1979-1980 Folder 19) General Papers – 1980 and undated Fundraising materials – 1979 and undated Proposals – undated Financial records – 1979-1980 Folder 20) Court cases: Civil Action No. 79-658, SVA v. TMI, et al. – 1979-1982 No. 79-2446, SVA v. TMI, et al. – 1979 (appeal of 79-658 in 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals) No. 80-382, GPU, et al., v. SVA – 1980-1981 (U.S. Supreme Court)
SERIES 4 – PUBLIC INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER
The Public Information Resource Center, or PIRC, was established as a liaison group between the major anti-nuclear groups formed in Central Pennsylvania. Their goal was to coordinate all efforts against TMI: legal actions, protests, and financial actions. Member organizations contributed funding and personnel, while receiving information and coordination services. This was to promote the strength of greater numbers, and to stop harmful overlapping of individual and group efforts. Beverly Hess served as President of PIRC during its early years, while maintaining her association with the SVA. The PIRC papers range in date from 1980 to early 1986, and are divided into four sub- series: Correspondence, General Papers, Financial Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence is further divided into letters sent, letters received and internal memoranda. General Papers contains organizational business, including meeting minutes, committee information, proposals, and personnel information. Financial Papers deals primarily with fund raising materials and grant applications. Printed Materials includes papers created by PIRC or reprinted by PIRC such as newsletters, press releases, public statements, and other miscellaneous papers.
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BOX 1 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
PUBLIC INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER Correspondence Folder 21) Letters sent – Undated, 1980-1982 Folder 22) Letters sent – 1983-1986 Folder 23) Letters received – Undated, 1980-1986 Folder 24) Internal Memoranda
BOX 2 – TMI-Hess
General Papers Folder 01) Proposals for the creation of PIRC Folder 02) PIRC internal proposals Clean Air Ordinance Task Force PIRC and Legal Fund joint meetings PIRC Health Fund Committee Personnel Folder 03) Notebooks of Beverly Hess Financial Papers Folder 04) Youth Project Funding, general information, and proposals for funding Printed Materials Folder 05) Newsletters Folder 06) Press Releases Statements Folder 07) Miscellaneous SERIES 5 – TMI LEGAL FUND
The TMI Legal Fund series contains papers relating to the founding, funding, and work of this organization dedicated to the forwarding of legal suits against TMI. The papers are divided into four sub-series: Correspondence, General Business, Financial Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence is broken into letters sent, and letters received, with items being arranged chronologically under each heading. General Business is further divided into proposals for the creation of the Legal Fund, agreements and by-laws, meeting minutes, reports, and organizational history. Within each smaller group, items are arranged chronologically. Financial Papers contains budget materials, funding reports, and a funding proposal to the Rockefeller Family Enterprises; items are arranged chronologically under those headings. Printed Materials contains the press releases, and other miscellaneous materials produced by the Legal Fund. Press releases are arranged chronologically.
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BOX 2 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
TMI LEGAL FUND Correspondence Folder 08) Letters sent and received – 1980-1986 General Business Folder 09) Proposal for TMI Legal Fund – 1979-1980 Agreement and By-laws of TMI Legal Fund – undated, 1979-1980 Meeting minutes – 1980-1981 Reports – 1980-1986 Organizational History – 1982-1985 Financial Papers Folder 10) Budget materials – 1979-1986 Funding reports – 1980-1984 Funding proposal to Rockefeller Family Enterprises – Jul. 29,1980 Printed Materials Folder 11) Press release – 1980 Miscellaneous – undated
SERIES 6 – PUBLIC HEALTH FUND
The Public Health Fund was established as a result of TMI litigation, Civil number 79- 0432. The Fund was administered by Judge Silvia Rambo, the Berger Firm, and a select group of scientists. The Fund was charged with completing studies on the psychological, physical, and economic effects of the TMI accident. This series is further divided into 3 sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence is divided into letters received and letters sent, and are arranged chronologically. Legal papers are arranged into meetings, proposals, and official documents relating to the court case. Printed Materials contains various printed materials produced by the Health Fund. SERIES INVENTORY
BOX 2 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
PUBLIC HEALTH FUND Correspondence Folder 12) Letters sent and received 1981-1986 Legal Papers Folder 13) Meetings with legal team –1981-1986 Proposals – undated Civil Action number 79-0432 – undated Civil Action number 79-0432 – 1981 Folder 14) Civil Action number 79-0432 – 1983 Folder 15) Civil Action number 79-0432 – 1985 Folder 16) Civil Action number 79-0432 – 1986 Printed Materials Folder 17) Participant list Press Releases Proposals Public Forum on Nuclear Power – Mar. 1983 Status Reports
BOX 3 – TMI-Hess
Folder 01) Workshop on Psychological Effects of the Invisible Environmental Contaminants – June 1984 Folder 02) Workshop on Dosimetry, vol. 1 – Nov. 1984 Folder 03) Workshop on Dosimetry, vol. 2 – Nov. 1984 Folder 04) Workshop on Dosimetry, Review and Supplement – Nov. 1984 Folder 05) “A Review of the Carcinogenic Effects of Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation” Three Mile Island Health and Environmental Information Symposium – Jan. 1985
SERIES 7 – LABOR COMMITTEE FOR SAFE ENERGY AND FULL EMPLOYMENT
The Harrisburg chapter of the Labor Committee for Safe Energy and Full Employment helped to plan the March 28th Rally on the second anniversary of the TMI Accident. Its series is divided into five sub-series. Correspondence contains copies of letters from the national organization as well as the Harrisburg chapter. Fact sheets are divided by items that the organization produced themselves and items borrowed or received from other related labor/environmental groups. The First National Conference, the March 28th Rally, and the Second National Conference, each received their own sub-series. All papers pertaining to the particular event are included in their group of papers.
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BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
LABOR COMMITTEE FOR SAFE ENERGY AND FULL EMPLOYMENT Correspondence Folder 06) Letters sent –1980 to 1983 Fact Sheets Folder 07) From the Labor Committee From other, related organizations First National Conference, 1980 Folder 08) Papers relating to conference and aftermath March 28th Rally Folder 09) Papers relating to the Labor Committee’s part in the event Second National Conference, 1981 Folder 10) Papers relating to conference and aftermath
SERIES 8 – MUSICIANS UNITED FOR SAFE ENERGY FOUNDATION, INC.
The Musicians United for Safe Energy Foundation, Inc. (MUSE) series contains materials relating to the organization’s grant program from 1979 to 1980. The series is divided into three sub-series: Correspondence, Grant Applications, and Press Releases. Correspondence contains letters from 1979 to 1980, and is divided into letters sent and letters received. Grant Applications contains applications for grants, renewal forms, and final recipient lists, and are arranged in chronological order. Press Releases are arranged chronologically, and concern the grants awarded by MUSE.
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BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MUSICIANS UNITED FOR SAFE ENERGY FOUNDATION, INC. Correspondence Folder 11) Letters sent and received – 1979-80 Grant Applications Folder 12) Applications for funding – 1979 Renewal applications – 1980 Grant recipient lists – 1980, undated Press Releases Folder 13) 1979
SERIES 9 – NUCLEAR INFORMATION AND RESOURCE SERVICE
The Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS) series is divided into three sub- series: Correspondence, Miscellaneous Project Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence contains letters sent and letters received, and is arranged chronologically. Included within the Correspondence is a letter by W. A. Lochstet that reviews “The Zirconium Connection.” (see Pisello, D. M., Scholarly Papers and Official Studies). Miscellaneous Project Papers contains drafts of comments on nuclear proposals and reading/viewing lists for allied organizations. Printed Materials contains two newsletters produced by the NIRS as well as various fact sheets and informative brochures on nuclear energy.
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BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
NUCLEAR INFORMATION AND RESOURCE SERVICE Correspondence Folder 14) Undated membership mailings Letters sent and received –1980 to 1986 Miscellaneous Project Papers Folder 15) Draft comments on decommissioning rule Suggested reading/viewing lists Printed materials Folder 16) Alert – Apr. 13, 1981 to June 28, 1988 Folder 17) Groundswell – Apr. 1979 to Dec. 1983 (incomplete) Folder 18) Groundswell – Jan./Feb. 1984 to Spring 1989 (incomplete) Folder 19) Pamphlets Fact Sheets and other one page hand-outs “Demystifying Nuclear Economics” “NIRS Radiation Packet”
SERIES 10 – NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is an official United States’ government body charged with promoting and controlling the nuclear energy plants within the US. The papers contained within this series originate in the NRC, and are divided into three sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence includes letters sent, letters received, and internal memos, and are arranged chronologically. Legal Papers contains documents relating to various proposals and petitions brought before the NRC, testimonies and affidavits, and materials relating to two legal cases that involved the NRC. Papers within this sub-series are arranged chronologically. Printed Materials contains one copy of “The Federal Register,” an undated copy of NRC regulations, and press releases, and are arranged chronologically.
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BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Correspondence Folder 20) Letters sent and received – 1978-1984 Internal memos – 1980-1984 Legal Papers Folder 21) Proposals and petitions – 1984 Testimonies and affidavits – 1979-1984 Docket no. RM50-3, report of John Gofman – 1979 Docket no. 50-289SP, Lancaster City v. NRC – 1980-1984 Docket no. 50-289, Restart of TMI-1 – 1981-1982 Folder 22) Docket no. 50-289, Restart of TMI-1 – 1984 Docket no. 50-289, Restart of TMI-1 – 1985 Public Law 97-415, Jan. 4, 1983 Printed Materials Folder 23) “The Federal Register.” vol. 49, no. 147. Jul. 30, 1984 NRC regulations – undated Press releases – 1980-1985 NRC staff response to “Summary of Medical Evidence” – undated
SERIES 11 – PEOPLE AGAINST NUCLEAR ENERGY
The People Against Nuclear Energy (PANE) series contains papers from 1979 to 1987. The series is arranged into four sub-series: Correspondence, General Business, Printed Materials, and Legal Papers. Correspondence contains letters sent and letters received from 1979 to 1982, and are arranged chronologically. General Business contains meeting minutes, committee notes, annual reports, and funding questionnaires, and are arranged chronologically. Printed Materials contains copies of the PANE newsletter, mailings sent by the organization, press releases, and miscellaneous materials, and are arranged chronologically. Legal Papers contains proposals, and materials relating to two separate court cases.
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BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
PEOPLE AGAINST NUCLEAR ENERGY Correspondence Folder 24) Letters sent and received – 1979-1982 General Business Folder 25) Meeting minutes – Aug. 22. 1982 Committee notes – undated BOX 3 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
PEOPLE AGAINST NUCLEAR ENERGY (cont.) General Business (cont.) Folder 25) Annual report – 1982 Funding questionnaire – 1982 Printed Materials Folder 26) “The Pane Pill” newsletter – 1979-1987 Folder 27) Mailings – 1979-1984 Press Releases – 1980-1983 Miscellaneous – 1980
BOX 4 – TMI-Hess
Legal Papers Folder 01) Proposals – 1980-1983 Case no. 81-1131, PANE v. US NRC, petition for review – 1981 Case no. 81-2399, Met. Ed, et al v. PANE – 1983
SERIES 12 – SUSQUEHANNA ALLIANCE
The Susquehanna Alliance (SA) series is not to be confused with the Susquehanna Valley Alliance (SVA) series. The SA series contains papers from this distinct organization, mainly from the early 1980s. This series is further divided into two sub-series: Printed Materials and Workshops. Printed Materials contains newsletters, press releases, statements, and articles published by the SA. These papers are arranged chronologically. Workshops contains papers relating to a workshop at which preparations were made to protest the Berwick Nuclear Power Plant in January 1980.
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BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SUSQUEHANNA ALLIANCE Printed Materials Folder 02) “News from the Susquehanna Alliance” newsletter – 1979-1984 Press Releases – 1982 Statements – 1980 Articles – undated: “Nuclear Accidents: a look at the record” “Nuclear Economics: an invitation to ruin” Workshops Folder 03) “Being about the business of stopping Berwick Nuke.” Jan. 18-20, 1980
SERIES 13 – THREE MILE ISLAND ALERT
Three Mile Island Alert (TMI Alert) is an organization founded by concerned citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area when the Three Mile Island nuclear plant was under construction in 1977. The organization became more active after the accident at the TMI-2 reactor, and continues to publish materials on the potential dangers of nuclear power and TMI. The TMI Alert series is divided into four sub-series: Correspondence, General Business, Legal Papers, and Printed Materials. Correspondence contains letters sent and letters received from 1980 to 1985, and are arranged chronologically. The General Business materials include minutes of meetings and other miscellaneous papers relating to the affairs of the organization. The Legal Papers sub-series contains documents related to TMI Alert’s lawsuit against the NRC. The Printed Materials consists of the organization’s newsletters, various mailings, press releases, and statements.
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BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
THREE MILE ISLAND ALERT Correspondence Folder 04) Letters sent and received – 1980-1988 General Business Folder 05) Minutes of the Planning Council – 1982-1988 Minutes of miscellaneous meetings – 1982 Miscellaneous papers – 1982-1984 Legal Papers Folder 06) Civil case no. 85-2, TMI Alert v. US NRC Testimony of David H. Gamble – Dec. 4, 1984 Printed Materials Folder 07) “Three Mile Island Alert” newsletter – 1981-1989 Folder 08) “Island Updates” newsletter – 1982-1987 Folder 09) Press Releases – 1982-1985 Statements – 1982-1985 Mailings – 1982-1988 Restart chronologies – 1984-1985 “A Decade of Delay, Deceit, and Danger: TMI 1979-1989.” 1989
SERIES 14 – UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS
The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) series is divided into five sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, Miscellaneous Project Papers, Essays-Reports-Papers, and Printed Materials. Also see Photographs for a picture of Robert Pollard, director of the UCS, and Audio Tapes for recorded speeches of Robert Pollard. Correspondence consists of letters sent and received by the UCS and is arranged chronologically. Legal Papers are further divided into Correspondence (legal), Draft Comments, Cases/Proposals, and Statements and Testimony. Within the Correspondence (legal) are letters pertaining to the legal suits brought about by the UCS and its allies. Draft Comments are responses written by the UCS on various bills and laws proposed after the TMI-2 Accident. Cases/Proposals consists of legal documents regarding the various lawsuits in which the UCS participated. Statements and Testimony contains legally binding testimony, presentations made to the NRC and Congress, and formal responses to NRC actions/proposals. The papers in this sub-series are listed in chronological order. Miscellaneous Project Papers consists of non-legal projects completed by the UCS. These include personnel papers of Robert Pollard, rough drafts of TV commercials, a proposed agenda for a joint meeting with PIRC, and internal information sheets. Essays-Reports-Papers consists of the various published and unpublished works of the UCS as an organization, and of its employees that are more scholarly in nature. The papers in this sub-series are listed in chronological order. Printed Materials consists of the publications of the UCS for the general public, including multiple titles of newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, and handouts. They are organized by the title of the newsletters followed by the press releases, and the Miscellaneous pamphlets and handouts.
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BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS Correspondence Folder 10) Letters sent and received – 1977-1985 Legal Papers Folder 11) Correspondence (legal): Letters and interoffice memos – Oct. 1980-May 1985 Folder 12) Draft Comments, with associated memos: Nuclear Standardization Act of 1982 Quality Assurance/Quality Control study – 1983 Sholly Amendment Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Capacity Local and State Participation in Exercises (safety) Licensing Proceedings Environmental Qualification Rule Attempt by NRC to Eliminate Financial Qualification Requirements Folder 13) Cases/Proposals: Comments on proposed rule 10 CFR Part 50, eliminating review for low power operations – 1981 Comments on proposed rule 10 CFR 50.49, criteria for environmental qualification of electrical equipment in nuclear power plants – 1982 Comments on petition for rulemaking, 10 CFR Parts 50 and 70 BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS (cont.) Legal Papers Folder 13) Comments on the TMI-1 Emergency Feedwater System, with replies United States Court of Appeals. No. 82-2000. UCS vs. NRC and USA. Statements and Testimony: Statement by Robert Pollard – May 6, 1979 Response to Alan K. Simpson Testimony of Michael E. Faden before the US Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Nuclear Regulation Testimony of Robert D. Pollard and Steven C. Sholly before the US House of Representatives Committee on Insular and Interior Affairs, Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment Testimony of Ellyn R. Weiss before the US House of Representatives Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment Presentation to the NRC, “The State of the Nuclear Industry and the NRC: A Critical View.” Nov. 17, 1983. Statement of the UCS, by Ellyn R. Weiss, on TMI-1 Restart – Dec. 16, 1983. Statement of Ellyn R. Weiss – Mar. 28, 1984 Response to NRC Staff Comments on Degraded Steam Generators at TMI-1 – Apr. 18, 1985 “Additional Safety Issues Requiring Resolution Prior to the TMI-1 Restart.” May 3, 1985 Statement of Ellyn R. Weiss – May 22, 1985 Miscellaneous Project Papers Folder 14) Papers on Robert Pollard Rough drafts of TV spots – 1982 Proposed agenda for meeting with PIRC Notes from a meeting with the NRC – Dec. 16, 1983 Internal Information Sheets Essays-Reports-Papers Folder15) “A Brief Description of the Plant and the TMI-2 Accident” “Safety Risks at Babcock & Wilcox Reactors: A Brief Summary” “The Easy Path Energy Plan,” Vince Taylor “Decontamination of Krypton-85 From Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant” “Two Years after Three Mile Island: Business as Usual” By Robert Pollard “Calculation of Reactor Accident Consequences for U.S. Nuclear Power Plants Conditional on an “SST1” Release” BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS (cont.) Essays-Reports-Papers (cont.) Folder15) “Nuclear Reactor Accidents and Accident Consequences: Planning for the Worst” “At NRC It’s Safety Last,” Robert Pollard “Key Three Mile Island Dates” “A Critical Review of the Printed Ads of the US Committee for Energy Awareness” “Safety Second: A Critical Evaluation of the NRC’s First Decade” Printed Materials Folder 16) Catalyst – Nov. 1986 Legislative Alert – Aug. 8, 1983 Nucleus – Spring 1979 to Spring 1988 (incomplete) Pledge Bulletin – Feb. 1981 to Jan.1986 (incomplete) Press Releases – Nov. 1980-Feb. 1985 Miscellaneous Pamphlets and Handouts
SERIES 15 – MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS
This series is comprised of papers from various organizations that were collected by Beverly Hess as part of her work coordinating anti-nuclear activities in the communities surrounding TMI. The organizations are listed by alphabetical order, with significant types of materials listed under the organization name.
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BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS ANGRY (Anti-Nuclear Group Representing York)/YEA (York Environmental Alliance): Folder 17) Correspondence Press releases Statements Proposals Newsletters Fact sheets Clean Water Action Project Folder 18) Papers relating to MUSE funding to stop release of contaminated water Committee for Nuclear Responsibility Folder 19) Correspondence Published materials Fact sheets “Contamination” newsletter BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) Concerned Mothers and Women Folder 20) Correspondence (political) Press releases Miscellaneous Grace United Methodist Church of Harrisburg Folder 21) Anniversary sermons Newsletter article Harrisburg/Hiroshima/Nagasaki Observances, 1985 Folder 22) Announcement of events Poetry Anthology Lancaster Theological Seminary of the United Church of Christ Folder 23) Policy statement Related correspondence League of Women of Voters of Pennsylvania Folder 24) “Low-Level Radioactive Waste: Pennsylvania Update” “A Nuclear Waste Primer” “A Nuclear Power Primer” Related correspondence Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, Lancaster Folder 25) “Springtime of our Discontent: Lessons from TMI” sermon – Nov. 18, 1979 Related correspondence Met-Ed/GPU Folder 26) Interoffice Memos Legal documents relating to Criminal Case 83-00188, USA vs. Met-Ed. Printed Material MPC - Millersville Student Group Folder 27) Minutes of June 16, 1982 (?) Pennsylvania State University, Capital Campus Folder 28) PSU Health Issues Committee, with correspondence Proposal to house the TMI-2 Accident Archives Regional Planning Council, Maryland Folder 29) Resolution – Oct. 16, 1980 Susquehanna River Basin Commission Folder 30) Compact and errata Meeting – July 12, 1979 WHIP CWIP Folder 31) Newsletters Fact sheets Report on successful campaign Yellow Breeches Watershed Association Folder 32 Documents related to the foundation
BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) York County Council of Churches Folder 33) Sermon – May 6, 1979 Messages and Statements –1979-1981
SERIES 16 – LEGAL/JUDICIAL PAPERS
Legal/Judicial Papers contains documents relating to acts of legislature, and court cases not involving any organizations represented in the rest of the collection. The series is divided into four sub-series: Acts, Bills, Court Cases, and Testimony. The Acts sub-series consists of materials relating to various acts of legislation relating to nuclear power and its consequences. The Bills includes proposed legislation in the Pennsylvania State government. Documents pertaining to lawsuits not relating to any organization represented in the rest of the collection are housed in the Court Cases sub-series. Likewise any unrelated testimonies are housed in the Testimonies sub-series.
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BOX 4 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
LEGAL/JUDICIAL PAPERS Acts Folder 34) Northeast Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Management Compact – 1982-1983 Price-Anderson Act – 1983-1986
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
Bills Folder 01) PA State Senate Bills – 1982-1983 PA State House of Representatives Bill – 1979-1985 Court Cases Folder 02) No. 81-1944 and 81-1945, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., et al v. State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission, et al. Testimony Folder 03) Transcripts
SERIES 17 – SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES
Scholarly Papers and Official Studies consists of manuscripts, drafts, and official reports of various essays and research papers on various topics having to do with the Accident at Three Mile Island. The papers are arranged in alphabetical order by author’s last name with unidentified authors coming first.
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BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES Folder 04) Unidentified Papers “Three Mile Island: Democracy on Trial” “A History of Uranium Investigations in Pennsylvania” untitled – notes on physical effects of TMI “Summary of Medical Material” – labeled as Attachment III Aamodt, Marjorie M. “The Three Mile Island Accident: An Investigation of the Effect on the Health of Residents And Flora in Three Areas WNW and SW of TMI.” Aamodt, Norman O. “The Three Mile Island Accident: Use of Photographic Film for Dose Assessment.” Critique of Center for Disease Control, “Response to Aamodt Study” Barnett, Mark. “Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation” Beyea, Jan. “Comments on the Report, Radiation Exposure Due to Venting TMI-2 Reactor Building Atmosphere” (by B. Frank and D. Teufel. see below) Burki, H. J., E. Moustacchi, and J. E. Cleaver. “Tritiated Uracil, Tritiated Thymidine, and Bromodeoxyuridine-induced Mutations in Eucaryotic Cells” Burns, B. “Three Mile Island….Day-by-Day….” Folder 05) Cohn, S. H., K. J. Ellis, and H. Susskind. “Evaluation of the Health Hazard from Inhaled Krypton-85” Franke, Bernd, and Dieter Teufel. “Radiation Exposure Due to Venting TMI-2 Reactor Building Atmosphere” Fike, Earle W. Jr. “The Valley of the Shadow of Three Mile Island” Green, Michael, Michio Kaku, and Joseph Shapiro. “A Critical Analysis of the Three Mile Island Clean-Up” Gertz, Steven M. “Weekly Radiological Dose Calculations Around Three Mile Island Nuclear Station – Waterborne Pathways Only – From March 28, 1979 on”
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES (cont.) Folder 05) Goldhaber, Marilyn King. “The Three Mile Island Population Registry” “The Three Mile Island Population Registry- Report One: A General Description” Gulbransen, Earl A. “Zirconium Alloys and the Three Mile Island Nuclear Reactor Accident” Heckman, J. Robert. “Low Level Radiation and Genetic Mutations” Hoffman, Daniel A. “A Review of the Carcinogenic Effects of Ionizing Radiation” Houts, Peter S., Robert W. Miller, George K. Tokuhata, and Kum Shik Ham. “Health-Related Behavioral Impact of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Incident” Johnson, Carl J. “Epidemiologic Evaluation of Cancer Incidence in 1969-1971 in Areas of Census Tracts with Measured Concentration of Plutonium Soil Contamination Downwind from the Rocky Flats Plant” “Rates of Congenital Malformations in an Area Contaminated with Plutonium” “Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Plant Revisited” (three versions) “Transuranics and the Impact on Health” Folder 06) Kanapilly, G. M., J. A. Stanley, G. J. Newton, B. A. Wong, and P. B. DeNee. “Characterization of an Aerosol Sample from Three Mile Island Reactor Auxiliary Building” Kaplan, Maureen F. “Archaeological Data as a Basis for Repository Marker Design” Katagiri, Aileen Smith and Mitsuru. “Three Mile Island Revisited” “Presentation” MacLead, Gordon K. “TMI and the Politics of Public Health” Mewissen, D. J., and A. S. Ugarte. “Cumulative Genetic Effects from Exposure of Male Mice to Tritium for Ten Generations” Molholt, Bruce. “Biological Effects of Accident at TMI” “Mechanisms of Radiation-Induced Carcinogenesis” “Summary of Acute Symptoms By TMI Area Residents During Accident” “Testimony of Bruce Molholt, Ph.D., in Support of Off-Site Contentions of the Environmental Coalition on Nuclear Power” Muller, H. Arnold. “Pennsylvania Cancer Registry: Cancer Incidence Report” BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES (cont.) Foldser 06) Nyce, Georgianna. “Radioactivity” Osborn, Mary. “Personal Experiences & Observations of Plant Growth Abnormalities in North West Quadrant of Three Mile Island” Folder 07) Orque, Jean M. “What are the standards required for an adequate environmental impact statement?” Oct. 20, 1980. Pennsylvania Department of Health. “Neonatal Hypothryroidism Cases Detected by Neonatal Screening” Pisello, Daniel M. “The Zirconium Connection” (two versions) Pollock, Richard. “TMI Political Research/Options Project: A Proposal” President’s Task Group on Health Physics and Dosimetry. “Chronological Bibliography” and Status of Radiological Impact Studies From the Accident at Three Mile Island” Prince-Embury, Sandra. “Implications of the Supreme Court Decision on Stress for Residents of Three Mile Island.” Oct. 3, 1983. “Paradox & Policy: Different Definitions of Safety in the Public and Private Sectors.” July 1983. “The People of TMI, an unfinished story: Proposal for ongoing community psychology research of accident related experiences of the TMI community.” “Proposal for Targeting the Three Mile Island Area for Cancer Prevention Intervention.” May 18, 1984. Raskin, Paul D., Bruce Biewald, David McAnulty, David Nichols, and David E. White. “The Conservation Alternative to the Power Plant at Shoreham, Long Island” Rice, Michelle L. “ The Nuclear Power Industry: Economic Perspectives of Its Use and the Waste Disposal Problem” Rooney, James F. and Sandra Prince-Embury. “Community Perceptions of Social Problems and Three Mile Island.” Aug.1984. Rytömaa, T., J. Saltevo, and H. Toivonen. “Radiotoxcity of Tritium- Labelled Molecules” Török, P., W. Schmahl, I. Meyer, and G. Kistner. “Effects of a Single Injection of Tritiated Water During Organogeny on the Prenatal and Postnatal Development of Mice” Folder 08) Sholly, Steven. “Lessons Lost: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Development of the Three Mile Island Action Plan” Folder 09) Takeshi, Seo. “NRC’s Gross Underestimation of the Radioactive Releases and Population Doses During the TMI-2 Accident” Tokuhata, George K. “Fetal and Infant Mortality and Congenital Hypothyroidism Around TMI” “Pregnancy Outcome Around Three Mile Island” “Three Mile Island Health Effects Research Program” BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES (cont.) Folder 09) Vyner, Henry M. “The Origins and Focus of the Workshop on the Psychosocial Effects of the Invisible Environmental Contaminants” “The Psychological Effects of Ionizing Radiation in the Three Mile Island Area” Walker, Robert (Bob). “Capitol Comments” May 10, 1981. Walsh, Edward J. “Challenging Official Risk Assessments via Protest Mobilization: the TMI Case” “The Dynamics of Technological Conflict: the Six-Year Struggle at TMI” “Local Community vs. National Industry: the TMI and Santa Barbara Protests Compared” “Resource Mobilization Theory and the Dynamics of Local Anti- Nuclear Coalition Formation in the Wake of the Three Mile Island Accident” “TMI: Crisis for Democracy” “TMI-1 Decision: Bureaucratic vs. Democratic Processes” Walsh, Edward J., and Sherry Cable. “SMO Litigation Strategies and Effects: TMI Citizens vs. The Nuclear Establishment” Walsh, Edward J., and Rex H. Warland. “Social Movement Involvement in the Wake of a Nuclear Accident: Activists and Free-Riders in the TMI Area”
SERIES 18 – JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES
This series contains published materials from academic/scholarly journals and magazines that were collected and donated by Beverly Hess. Items are arranged in alphabetical order by title of the journal or magazine; multiple articles from the same source are then arranged by date.
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BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES Folder 10) AMBIO: A Journal of the Human Environment. “Some Public Health Lessons from Three Mile Island: A Case Study in Chaos.” Gordon K. MacLeod. Vol. 10, num. 1. 1981 American Journal of Public Health. “A Role for Public Health in the Nuclear Age.” Gordon G. MacLeod. Vol. 72, num. 3. Mar. 1982. Pg. 237-239
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 10) American Journal of Public Health. “Hospital Organizational Response to the Nuclear Accident at Three Mile Island: Implications for Future-Oriented Disaster Planning.” Christopher Maxwell. Vol. 72, num. 3. Mar. 1982. Pg. 275-279. “Utilization of Medical Care following the Three Mile Island Crisis.” Peter S. Houts, The Wei Hu, Rugh A. Henderson, Paul D. Cleary, and George Tokuhata. Vol. 74, num. 2. Feb. 1984. Pg.140-142. Annals of Internal Medicine. “Editorial Notes: Fallout at Three Mile Island.” Harry R. Maxon. Vol.91, num. 3. Sept.1979. Pg. 486-487. Atlantic Monthly. “The Nuclear Debate.” July 1982. “Part I: Russian and American Intentions.” Fred Kaplan. Pg. 47 – 50. “Part II: Russian and American Capabilities.” Jerome B. Wiesner. Pg. 50-53. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. “Three Mile Island: meltdown of democracy?” Edward J. Walsh. Vol. 39, num. 3. Mar.1983. Pg. 57-60. Vol.43, num. 2. Mar. 1987. Vol. 43, num. 6. July/Aug. 1987. Consumer. “Primer on Radiation.” Bill Rados. July/Aug. 1979. HHS Publication Number (FDA) 79-8099. The Energy Daily. “America’s Most Unfortunate Utility Seeks Salvation By a Different Path.” Ann MacLachlan. Apr. 1, 1980. Pg. 4-6. “10-4! 10-4! NRC Warns On Walkie-Talkies.” Jan. 3, 1984. “NRC Chief Succumbed to Political Pressure on Emergency Planning.” Jan. 10, 1984. Pg. 1. Environmental Action. Vol. 16, num. 6. Mar./Apr. 1985. “Insuring Against Nuclear Accidents.” Mar./Apr. 1986. Pg 32. “Nuke Gate: Scandal Rocks the Nuclear Regulatory Commission – and Public Safety.” Christina Nichols. Vol. 19, num. 2. Sept./Oct. 1987. Pg. 14-19. Forbes. “Nuclear Follies” James Cook. Feb. 11, 1985. Pg 82-100 Foreign Affairs. “Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken?” Amory B. Lovins. Vol. 55, num. 1. Oct.1976. “Nuclear Power and Nuclear Bombs.” Amory B. Lovins, L. Hunter Lovins, and Leonard Ross. Summer 1980.
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 10) Foreign Affairs. “Nuclear Weapons and the Atlantic Alliance.” McGeorge Bundy, George F. Kennan, Robert S. McNamara, and Gerard Smith. Spring 1982. “Comment and Correspondence.” Hans A. Bethe and reply by Mr. Lovins. Pg 636-640. Bertram Wolfe and reply by Mr. Lovins. Pg 891-900 Fortune. “The Way to Save Nuclear Power.” R. A. Brightsen. Sep. 10, 1979. Folder 11) Harper’s. “The Meltdown that Didn’t Happen.” Howard Morland. Vol. 259, num. 1553. Oct. 1979. Pg. 16-18. “Bad News From Britain: Dangerous chemicals, awful silence.” Marilynne Robinson. Feb. 1985. Pg. 65-72. Health Physics. “Iodine-131 in Thyroids of the Meadow Vole (Microtus Pennsylvanicus) in the Vicinity of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Plant.” R. William Field, Elizabeth H. Field, David Zegers, and Guy L. Steucek. Vol. 41. Aug. 1981. Pg 297-301. Inside N.R.C. “Industry Leaders Prevail in Selection of Asselstine Replacement.” Dave Airozo, Brian Jordan, Michael Knapik, Margaret Ryan. Vol. 9, special issue. Mar. 19, 1987. Pg. 1-2. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters. “Local Community vs. National Industry: the TMI and Santa Barbara Protests Compared.” Edward J. Walsh. 1984. IPPH. “Causal Link Between an Increase in Infant Deaths and Total Amount of Radioactivity Released in the Accident at Three Mile Island.” Yasuo Nakagawa. Vol. 2, Issue 1. Fall, 1985. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science. “Bridging the Information Gap: Radiation Monitoring by Citizens.” Barbara Gray Gricar, and Anthony J. Baratta. Feb. 5, 1981. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. “Emotional, Behavioral, and Physiological Effects of Chronic Stress at Three Mile Island.” Andrew Baum, Robert J. Gratchel, and Marc A. Schaeffer. Vol. 51, num. 4. 1983. pg. 565-572. Kyoto Review. “Three Mile Island: the language of science & the people’s reality.” Nakao Hajime. Trans. Sara Acherman and Rebecca Jennison. Num. 12. Spring 1980. “Three Mile Island: the language of science & the people’s reality, part two.” Nakao Hajime. Trans. Rebecca Jennison. Num. 13. Spring 1981. Num. 14. Spring 1982.
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 11) MD: World of Medicine. “Perilous Legacy.” Apr. 1979. Pg. 51-54. Multinational Monitor. “The Rule of the IMF.” Vol. 4, num. 7. July 1983. “The Nuclear Quagmire.” Vol. 7, num. 9. May 1986. National Geographic. “A Special Report in the Public Interest Energy: Facing up to the problem, getting down to solutions.” Feb. 1981. National Forum. “Nuclear Power: The Need for a Fog-Cutter.” John W. Gofman. Summer 1979. Pg. 32-36. Folder 12) New Yorker. “Reflections: the Solar Transition-1.” Apr. 23, 1979. “Reflections: the Solar Transition-2.” Apr. 30, 1979. “The Talk of the Town.” Oct. 26, 1981. Pg 43. “A Reporter at Large: The Cult of the Atom-1.” Oct. 25, 1982. Pg. 107-159. No Nuclear News. “The Health Effects of Radiation.” Special Issue. Mar. 1980. “TMI + 5” Round 7, num. 2. Summer 1984. Nuclear Safety. “Natural Background Radiation in the United States.” Vol. 17, num. 4. July-Aug. 1976. Nucleonics Week. “NRC Commissioners to Consider TMI-1 Restart Path on January 16.” Jan. 10, 1985. Other Side: A Magazine of Christian Discipleship. “What’s behind G. E.’s fight for Nuclear Power?” John Woodmansee. Sept.1979. Pg.13-22. Pennsylvania Illustrated. “Innocence Lost.” Mike Vargo. August 1979. Pennsylvania Medicine. “Medical Ethics in the Nuclear Age.” Gordon K. MacLeod. Vol. 84. Sep. 1981. Pg 25-6, 31. Political Sociology. “Litigation and Citizen Protest After the Three Mile Island Accident.” Edward Walsh, and Sherry Cable. Vol. 2. 1986. pg. 293-316. Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. “Radiation Dose Assignment to Individuals Residing Near the Three Mile Island Nuclear Station.” David Gur, Walter F. Good, George K. Tokuhata, Marilyn K. Goldhaber, Jerry C. Rosen, Govind R. Rao, John M. Herron, David M. Miller, and Robert S. Hollis. Vol. 57. 1983. Pg. 99-102. Public Citizen. “Shifting to Shutdown.” Joseph Kriesberg. Vol/ 7, num. 5. July/Aug. 1987. Pg. 12-15. “The Battle over Nuclear America: State fight for control of their own destinies.” Joan Murphy. Vol. 10, num. 3. May/June 1990. Pg.16-20.
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 12) Redbook. “A Young Mother’s Story: Three Mile Island Happened to Us.” Vicky Woerthwein. Apr. 1980. Pg. 46-49, 146. Retires Officer. “Nuclear Power and National Security.” Lee V. Gossick. Mar. 1980. Pg. 17-22. River Valley Voice. “TMI Aftermath.” Chris Nord. Summer 1987. Pg. 21-25. Science. “Carving Up TMI’s Class Action Fund.” Eliot Marshall. Vol. 222. Oct. 14, 1983. Pg. 142-144. Sierra. “Nuclear Wastes – The Myths and the Realities.” Marvin Resnikoff. July/Aug.1980. Social Problems. “Resource Mobilization and Citizen Protest in Communities Around Three Mile Island.” Edward J. Walsh. Vol.29, num. 1. Oct. 1981. Sociological Forum. “The Role of Target Vulnerabilities in High- Technology Protest Movements: The Nuclear Establishment at Three Mile Island.” Edward J. Walsh. Vol. 1, num. 2. 1986. Pg. 199- 218. Sojourners Magazine. “Energy Choices For Our Future.” “The Unacceptable Risks of Nuclear Energy.” Jim Cubie. Pg. 2-5. “A Doctor’s Prognosis for Nuclear Energy.” Helen Caldicott. Pg. 6-7. “A Change of Heart in Energy Policy.” Wes Michaelson. Pg. 8-12. Susquehanna. “Radiation and Health: A primer for TMI’s human neighbors.” Rick Bromer. Jan. 1980. Pg. 14-17. Technology Review. “Nuclear Power: Can We Live With It?” June/July 1979. Pg. 32-46. “Saving American Democracy: The Lessons of Three Mile Island.” John G. Kemeny. June/July 1980. Pg. 65-75. “Finessing the Risks of Nuclear Power.” James J. MacKenzie. Feb./Mar. 1984. Pg. 34-44. Time. Vol. 123, num. 7. Febr. 13, 1984. “Pulling the Nuclear Plug.” Peter Stoler. Pg. 34-42 “From Paris to Peking, Fission is Still in Fashion.” Charles P. Alexander. Pg. 44-45. Up Against the Wall Street Journal.
SERIES 19 – MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL
Included in the Miscellaneous Printed Materials are all printed materials not immediately identifiable as belonging to or produced by any group listed above in the organizations sections. The Miscellaneous Printed Materials series is further divided into ten sub-series: General Papers, Book Excerpts, Fact Sheets, Newsletters, Pamphlets, Policy Statements, Press Releases, Statements, Survey Reports, and Transcripts. The General Papers includes various items of relevance to the Anti-Nuclear movement, including an evacuation map for Cumberland County, and a role-playing game. Book Excerpts are photocopied portions of books, and are arranged in alphabetical order by title. The Fact Sheets sub-series includes one or two page items, usually with no apparent author and no publication date. Newsletters includes any newsletter produced by an organization not listed above; they are arranged in alphabetical order according to title. Pamphlets are listed in alphabetical order by title. Policy Statements are official statements by organizations not listed elsewhere in the collection about TMI and/or nuclear power. Press releases are official documents released to the press for immediate publication/report. They are arranged by the name of the organization responsible for their release. Statements are publicly made statements with no immediate indication of their purpose or use. Survey Reports are summaries of various surveys taken in the Susquehanna Valley area following the accident at TMI, and are arranged chronologically. Transcripts includes the program transcripts of television or radio programs, including NOVA. They are organized chronologically by the original air date.
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BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL General Papers Folder 13) TMI Evacuation Map for Cumberland County, 1982 – includes evacuation information Energy Oratorio, Elizabeth Dodson Gray, 1978 – anti-nuclear service for the Churches of Christ The High Stakes Energy Game, Elizabeth G. Ferris and Barry Childers, April 1979 – role playing simulation of an NRC hearing. Mailings from the Taxpayers Coalition Against Clinch River Mailings from the Clergy and Laity Concerned – re: May 6th Coalition Mailings from MHB Technical Associates – professional anti-nuclear consultants Annual Report of the Environmental Action Foundation, 1982 Agenda for Alcohol Farm Field Day, State Gasohol Commission, Inc. – Jan.3, 1980 Agenda for Periodic Meeting with Advisory Panel on TMI-2 Cleanup – Feb. 2, 1984 County Contact List, unknown organization. Financial report, unknown organization.
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL (cont.) General Papers (cont.) Folder 13) Photocopied letter from the Environmental Coalition on Nuclear Power to the Youth Project, Dec. 21, 1979 Photocopied letter from League Against Nuclear Danger to The Post, Aug. 11, 1980 Proposed change in law, unknown Book Excerpts Folder 14) Direct Assaults on Well-Being. Pg 579-586. On Reagan, the Man and His Presidency. “Chapter 7: Uranium, Plutonium, and Bechtel.” Ronnie Dugger. 1983. pg 134-147. Organizing. “Chapter 8: Strategy.” S. Kahn. 1982. Pg 155-174. Fact Sheets Folder 15) Christic Institute Dark Circle Federal Energy Administration Keystone Alliance in Philadelphia, PA Maine Yankee Nuclear Plant Nuclear Power Assembly Office of Nuclear Waste Isolation Project David Sierra Club, Pennsylvania Chapter Unidentified authors/organizations: includes fact sheets, cartoons, timelines, etc. Newsletters Folder 16) ACCORD. Num. 1. Spring 1983. Air and Water Pollution Patrol. June 21, 1982. Central PA Consumer News. Issue 1. Congressman Bob Walker Reports. Jan. 1983. Convergence: Report from the Christic Institute. Fall 1985. Council on Economic Priorities Newsletter. Jan. 1982. CEP Publication N 82-1. Critical Mass Bulletin. Vol. 1, num. 1-12. Nov. 1983 – Oct. 1984. Volume 2, num. 1-2. Nov. – Dec. 1984. Critical Mass, Program Book. Mar. 25-27, 1983. Critical Mass Energy Journal. Vol. 8, num. 4. Oct. 1982. Subscription flyer. Dec. 1982. Defense Monitor. Vol. 16, num.1 and 4. 1987. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, Inc. Newsletter. Limerick Ecology Action Newsletter. BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL (cont.) Newsletters (cont.) Folder 16) New Hampshire Energy Coalition News. Vol. 5, num.1. Jan./Feb. 1983. No Nukes Notes. Dec. 1979. Nuclear Control Institute. Special Report. Dec.1982. Power World. Num. 3. 1973. (Reprint of article.) PUC Consumer Line. Vol. 3. 1986. SANE World. May 1979. SECC Newsletter. Spring 1983. Senator John Heinz Reports. Dec. 1983. SPELBinder. Vol. 1, num. 7. Sep.16, 1983. United States Senate Newsletter. Utility Advocates Letter. National Consumer Law Center Inc. Num. 15. The Waste Paper. Vol. 4, num. 2. Vol. 5, num. 1. Vol. 6, num. 2. Pamphlets Folder 17) Atoms for Peace, Atoms for War. NARMIC. May 1979. Confuse and Deceive: The Great Nuclear Brainwash. Independent Citizens Research Foundation for the Study of Degenerative Diseases, Inc. The Conservation & Renewable Supply Case. New Hampshire Energy Coalition Energy for the Eighties – A Problem Solved. Morton S. Fry. An Important Messagae to PP&L Customers About the Company’s Request for Higher Rates. PP&L. July 1984. Join the Campaign for Safe Energy. Campaign for Safe Energy. Lord Louis Mountbatten on Nuclear War. May 1979. For the Land, Jobs, and the People. National Energy Resources Project of the Nationals Lawyers Guild. Nuclear Power: Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Christopher News Notes. Our Nuclear Future? Abe Claude and Jon Harris. 1979. Power Plants & Weapons: The Nuclear Connection. Jerry Elmer. Questions & Answers about Nuclear Power and the Susquehanna Plant. PP&L.1983. Reversing the Birth of the Earth: the Health Menace of Nuclear Power. Miles H. Robinson. 1979. Statement on Nuclear Energy. Joseph T. Daley. Sep. 9, 1979. The Toxic Waste Crisis – A Solution Is In Sight. Environmental Action. Unavailable at Any Price: Nuclear Insurance. Keiki Kehoe. 1980. A very ugly fact about every Nuclear Power Plant. Natural Resources Defense Council.
BOX 5 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL (cont.) Pamphlets (cont.) Folder 17) “We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive.” International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. Working People. Environmentalists for Full Employment. Your RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES as a UTILITY CONSUMER. PP&L.1979. You’ve Been Fooled. Campaign for Ratepayers Rights.
BOX 6 – TMI-Hess
Policy Statements Folder 01) Two unidentified policy statements. Environmental Coalition on Nuclear Power. State College, PA. NCCC Governing Board. Northeast Radioactive Waste Public Policy Group Summary Position on the Management of Low-Level Radioactive Wastes. Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs, Inc. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends, 1976. York-Adams Lung Association.1973. York College of Pennsylvania, May 1979 York Suburban School District, East York Elementary School, May 1979 Press Releases Folder 02) American Physical Society. Feb. 21, 1985. Dauphin County Commissioners. Undated. Re: restart of TMI 1. Sep. 20, 1983. Re: restart of TMI 1. Bill Goodling. PA Representative. Oct. 14, 1983. John Heinz. June 27, 1983. Institute for Safe Technology. Sep. 2, 1981. Re: TMI Clean-up. PA Department of Health. Apr. 2, 1980. Re: Infant deaths. Apr. 17, 1980. Re: TMI stress study. Apr. 18, 1980. Re: Hypothyroidism. May 19, 1980. Re: Infant deaths. June 11, 1980. Re: Economic study. Mar. 20, 1981. Re: Infant deaths. Apr. 2, 1981. Re: Mortality rates Apr. 20, 1981. Re: Sternglass allegations. Ronald Reagan, President of the United States. Oct. 8, 1981. With supporting report from advisors. Senate of Pennsylvania. Mar. 24,1982. Re: Senate Bill 1366. BOX 6 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL (cont.) Press Releases (cont.) Folder 02) Dick Thornburg. May 22, 1985. Three Mile Island Nuclear Station. Sep. 1, 1981. Re: clean-up. WITF. Dec. 12, 1979. Re: “The Year of Three Mile Island.” Statements Folder 03) Compiled statements. “Walker White Paper on Three Mile Island and the Future of Nuclear Energy.” “What Have We Learned from TMI Over the Past Year?” Aamodt, Norman and Marjorie. Intervenors in TMI 1 Restart Proceedings. Beyea, Jan. Consultant to the National Audubon Society. General Public Utilities Corportation Gohl, Earl F. Jr. Hickernell, George W. Commissioner of Lower Swatara Township. Hockendoner, Larry J. Commissioner of Dauphin County. Molholt, Bruce. Perkins, Jane. City Council Woman. Shetrom, Susan. Smith, Bruce. Member, PA House of Representatives. Thompson, Marian F. Weber, Robert B. Veterinarian Survey Reports Folder 04) Aamodt Survey Summary. Michigan State University Social Survey. Task Force on Psychosocial Impact of Nuclear Advances. Voluntary Health Community Survey. “A Summary of Surveys and Polls on TMI.” Edward J. Walsh and Christopher J. Colletti. Jan. 25, 1980. Transcripts Folder 05) All Things Considered. WETA Radio, NPR Network, Washington D.C. Profile of NRC Commissioner James Asselstine. Aired 5 pm. EST, Nov. 19, 1984. CBS Evening News. WDVM, Washington D.C. Calendar Provides Nuclear Accident Tips. Aired Jan. 6, 1984. News 7 at 5:30. WJLA, Washington D.C. Three Mile Island. Mar. 28, 1984. NOVA. Sixty Minutes to Meltdown. Aired Mar.29, 1983 on PBS. Sixty Minutes. CBS Television Network. Shoreham. Aired Mar. 24, 1985.
BOX 6 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL (cont.) Transcripts Folder 05) The 6:00 O’Clock Report. WJLA, Washington D.C. Three Mile Island. Aired Mar. 26, 1984. Special Report 2: Three Mile Island. Aired Mar. 27, 1984. Three Mile Island. Aired Mar. 28, 1984. Three Mile Island. Aired Mar. 29, 1984.
SERIES 20 – NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
The Newspaper Articles Series is primarily composed of newspaper clippings, with some whole newspapers and photocopies included. This series is organized chronologically by year and month of publication, with undated items coming first.
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BOX 6 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES Folder 06) Undated Folder 07) 1948 and 1979,March Folder 08) 1979, April Folder 09) 1979, May Folder 10) 1979, June-August Folder 11) 1979, September-December Folder 12) 1980, January-March Folder 13) 1980, April-June Folder 14) 1980, July-December Folder 15) 1981, January-June Folder 16) 1981, July-December Folder 17) 1982, January-June Folder 18) 1982, July-December Folder 19) 1983, January-June Folder 20) 1983, July-December Folder 21) 1984, January-March Folder 22) 1984, April-June
BOX 7 – TMI-Hess
Folder 01) 1984, July-December Folder 02) 1985, January-June Folder 03) 1985, July-December Folder 04) 1986, March-June
BOX 7 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 05) 1986, July-December Folder 06) 1987, January-June Folder 07) 1987, July-November Folder 08) 1988, March-December Folder 09) 1989, January-February Folder 10) 1990, January
SERIES 21 – AUDIO CASSETTES
The Audio Cassettes series contains professionally recorded cassette tapes of television programs and advertisements, amateur interviews, and speeches. The tapes are arranged in alphabetical order by the last name of the person or the name of the organization. These items have been kept in order as previously labeled.
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BOX 8 – TMI-Hess
AUDIO CASSETTES H1 Sister Rosalie Bertell. Aug. 19, 1983 H2 Dr. Helen Caldicott at HACC. Apr. 22, 1979 H3 Dr. Helen Caldicott. Apr. 22, 1979 H4 Judith Chauncey and Jane Lee. 1979-1985 H5 Joanne Doroshaw, Report to TMI Legal Fund. Sep. 9, 1984 H6 Eric Epstein, Steelton Kiwanis. Mar. 26, 1985 H7 Field Interview. 1979-1985 H8 Beverly Hess, on GPU restart advertising. Mar. 1985 H9 Beverly Hess, at LMM Forum. Mar. 7, 1984 H10 Beverly Hess and Michael Musser, at WLPA Phone Forum. Mar. 29, 1983 H11 Mitsuru and Aileen Smith Katagiri. Mar. 3, 1983 H12 Bruce Molholt, part 1. Nov. 20, 1984 H13 Bruce Molholt, part 2. Nov. 20, 1984 H14 Bruce Molholt on Krypton 85, part 1. May 1980 H15 Bruce Molholt on Krypton 85, part 2. May 1980 H16 Robert Pollard. 1979-1985 H17 Robert Pollard. Mar. 21, 1984 H18 Robert Pollard. Mar. 20, 1985 H19 Robert Pollard, interview. 1979-1985 H20 Robert Pollard, “TMI- The Lessons Not Learned”, Toric, PA. Nov. 9, 1983 H21 SVA meeting. Feb. 21, 1980.
BOX 8 – TMI-Hess (cont.)
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) H22 Richard Thornburg, Governor of PA, and Restart. On WHP – Mar. 28, 1984. On WITF – Jan. 30, 1985 H23 TMI PIRC Public Service Announcement, copy 1. 1985 H24 TMI PIRC Public Service Announcement, copy 2. 1985 H25 TMI-1 Restart Question, on WITF with Joanne Doroshow and D. Bedell. Feb. 1985 “Low-Level” Wastes, on WITF with Thornburg, Schmidt, and Wright. Jan. 1985 H26 Tokuhata, part 1. 1979-1985 H27 Tokuhata, part 2. 1979-1985
SERIES 22 – PHOTOGRAPHS
The Photographs series contains photographs and slides included in the Beverly Hess Collection. The Photograph series is divided into two sub-series: Photographs, and Slides. These items have been separated out from the collection and are housed among the photo files.
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PHOTOGRAPHS – PC TMI-Hess
PHOTOGRAPHS Folder 01) SVA visitors from Japan, 1979 (3 color) see Correspondence-Hess – Sep. 29, 1979 Pictures of Flora and Fauna affected by TMI radiation, 1979 (16 b/w) with locations written on back of photos Protest to close TMI, 1985 (1 color) Robert Pollard, Union of Concerned Scientists (1 b/w) Three Mile Island, view from above with four main cooling towers (1 b/w) SLIDES Folder 02) Nuclear power plant schematics (3 color) Alamogordo, NM (1 color) Peach Bottom Nuclear Power Plant (1 color) Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant (3 color)
This collection register was prepared by Michele Tourney and LeAnn Fawver, June 2001. APPENDIX – Bibliography of Books in the Beverly Hess Collection
The following is a list of the books which formed a part of the Beverly Hess Collection of the TMI Archives, housed by Dickinson College. The bibliographic entry for each book is followed by the call number indicating the physical location of the book within Special Collections.
American Friends Service Committee, Program on Government Surveillance and Citizens’ Rights. The Police Threat to Political Liberty: Discoveries and Actions of the American Friends Service Committee Program on Government Surveillance and Citizens’ Rights. Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, 1979. [SC-TMI 363.232 A512]
Berger, John J. Nuclear power = the unviable option: a critical look at our energy alternatives. New York: Dell Publishing Co., 1977. [SC-TMI 621.48 B496.2]
Brown, Lester Russell, and Pamela Shaw. Six Steps to a Sustainable Society. (The Worldwatch 48) Washington, D. C.: Worldwatch Insitute, 1982. [SC-TMI 338.9 B878s]
Caldicott, Helen, with Nancy Herrington, and Nahum Stiskin. Nuclear Madness: What You Can Do. Brookline, MA: Autumn Press, 1978. [SC-TMI 612.01448 C146]
Chandler, William U. Energy Productivity: Key to Environmental Protection and Economic Progress. (The Worldwatch Paper 63) Washington, D. C.: Worldwatch Institute, 1985. [SC-TMI 333.79 C456]
Commoner, Barry. The Poverty of Power: Energy and the Economic Crisis. New York: Knopf, 1976. [SC-TMI 333.7 C734]
Congressional Environmental Study Conference on Low-Level Radiation. Radiation standards and public health: proceedings of a second Congressional seminar on low-level ionizing radiation. Washington, D.C.: Environmental Study Conference, 1978. [SC-TMI 614.839 C748]
Croall, Stephen. The anti-nuclear handbook. New York: Pantheon Books, 1978. [SC-TMI 614.8 C937]
Curtis, Richard, and Elizabeth Hogan, with Shel Horowitz. Nuclear Lessons: An Examination of Nuclear Power’s Safety, Economic, and Political Record. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 1980. [SC-TMI 333.7924 C981]
Davis, Gloria L. Three Mile Island: the end or a beginning. York, PA: York Ski-Ad Service, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.4835 D261]
De Bell, Garrett, ed. The Environmental Handbook: Prepared for the First National Environmental Teach-In, April 22, 1970. New York: Ballantine Books, Inc./Friends of the Earth, 1970. [SC-TMI 301.3 D286]
Erikson, Kai T. Everything in its Path: Destruction of Community in the Buffalo Creek Flood. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1976. [SC-TMI 363 E68]
Faulkner, Peter. The Silent bomb: a guide to the nuclear energy controversy. New York: Vintage Books, 1977. [SC-TMI 621.483 S582]
Flavin, Christopher. Electricity’s future: the shift to efficiency and small-scale power (Worldwatch Paper 61). Washington, D.C.: Worldwatch Institute, 1984. [SC-TMI 621.31 F589]
Flavin, Christopher. Nuclear power: the market test (Worldwatch Paper 57). Washington, D.C.: Worldwatch Institute, 1983. [SC-TMI 338.476214 F589]
Ford, Daniel F. The Cult of the Atom: The Secret papers of the Atomic Energy Commission. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1982. [SC-TMI 353.0087 F699]
Ford, Daniel F. Three Mile Island: Thirty Minutes to Meltdown. New York: Penguin Books, 1982. [SC-TMI 363.34 F699]
Gembaku Taiken o Tsutaeru Kai. Give me water; testimonies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Tokyo: Citizens’ Group to Convey Testimonies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1976. [SC-TMI 940.5425 G322]
Gofman, John William. Irrevy: An Irreverent, Illustrated View of Nuclear Power; A Collection of talks from Blunderland to Seabrook IV. San Francisco: Committee for Nuclear Responsibility, 1979. [SC-TMI 333.7 G612]
Gofman, John William, and Arthur R. Tamplin. Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Plants Before and After Three Mile Island. Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press, 1971. [SC-TMI 333.7 G612p]
Gofman, John William, and Arthur R. Tamplin. Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Plants Before and After Three Mile Island. Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press, 1971. [SC-TMI 333.7 G612p2]
Gray, Mike, and Ira Rosen. The Warning: Accident at Three Mile Island. New York: W. W. Norton, 1982. [SC-TMI 363.179 G781]
Grossman, Karl. Cover up: what you are not supposed to know about nuclear power. Sag Harbor, NY: The Permanent Press, 1982. [SC-TMI 621.483 G878]
Grossman, Richard, and Gail Daneker. Energy, Jobs and the Economy. Boston: Alyson Publication, 1979. [SC-TMI 330.97309 G878]
Gyorgy, Anna, and friends. No Nukes: Everyone’s Guide to Nuclear Power. Boston, MA: South End Press, 1980. [SC-TMI 333.7924 G997.2]
Hedemann, Ed. War Resisters League Organizer’s Manual. New York: War Resisters League, 1981. [SC-TMI 355.224 W253]
Higuchi, Kenji. Genpatsu: foto dokyumento (Japan’s Power Plants: Photo Documentary). Tokyo: Orijin Shuppan Senta, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.483 H638]
Hilgartner, Stephen, Richard C. Bell, and Rory O’Connor. Nukespeak: The Selling of Nuclear Technology in America. New York: Penguin Books, 1983. [SC-TMI 363.179 H645]
Hindman, Sally. Dismantling the Myths About Nuclear Decommissioning. Washington, D. C.: Public Citizen/Environmental Action, 1985. [SC-TMI 621.483 D611]
Honicker, Jeannine, and Joseph M. Hendrie. Shut Down: Nuclear Power on Trial. Summertown, TN: Book Publishing Co., 1979. [SC-TMI 346.0467 H773]
Hudson, Richard A., and Ben Shahn. Kuboyama and the Saga of the Lucky Dragon. New York:A.S. Barnes and Co. Inc., 1965. [SC-TMI 614.715 H886]
Jungk, Robert, trans. by Christopher Trump. The new tyranny: how nuclear power enslaves us. New York: Warner Books, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.48 J95]
Keisling, Bill. Three Mile Island: Turning Point. Seatle: Veritas Books, 1980. [SC-TMI 363.34 K27]
Kennard, Byron. Nothing can be done, everything is possible. Andover, MA: Brock House Publishers, 1982. [SC-TMI 973.92 K34]
Koen, Susan, and Nina Swaim. Ain’t no where we can run: a handbook for women on the nuclear mentality. Norwich, VT: Women Against Nuclear Development, 1980. [SC-TMI 330.973 K78]
Korn, Jerry. Atoms: The Core of All Matter. New York: Golden Press, 1961. [SC-TMI 539.7 K84]
Lovins, Amory B., and L. Hunter Lovins. Energy/War: Breaking the Nuclear Link; A Prescription for Nonproliferation. New York: Harper Colophon Books/Harper & Row, 1981, c1980. [SC-TMI 333.7 L911e]
Lovins, Amory B., and John H. Price. Non-Nuclear Futures: The Case for an Ethical Energy Strategy. New York: Harper Colophon Books/Harper & Row, 1980. [SC-TMI 333.7 L911]
Midori no Kai. Genshiryoku hatsuden to wa nanika: sono wakariyasui setsumei (What is the atomic power generation…its easy explanation). Tokyo: Yasosha, Shinsensha, 1981 [SC-TMI 621.483 M629]
Mitchell, Robert Cameron. Public opinion on environmental issues: results of a national public opinion survey. Washington, D. C.: Council on Environmental Quality, Government Printing Office, 1980. [SC-TMI 301.1543 P976]
Morgan, Richard. Nuclear Power: The Bargain We Can’t Afford. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Action Foundation, 1977. [SC-TMI 333.7924 M849]
Munson, Richard, ed. Countdown to a Nuclear Moratorium: Environmental Action Foundation. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Action Foundation, 1976. [SC-TMI 333.7924 M969]
Nader, Ralph and John Abbotts. The menace of atomic energy. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.4835 N135.2]
Nader, Ralph, and Donald K. Ross, with Brent English, and Joseph Highland. Action for a Change: A Student’s Manual for Public Interest Organizing. New York: Grossman Publishers, 1971. [SC-TMI 378.1981 N135]
Nagasaki Prefecture Hibakusha Teachers Association and Peace Education Materials Editorial Committee; trans. by Cheryl Green Lammers. In the sky over Nagasaki: an A-bomb reader for children. Wilmington, OH: Peace Resource Center, Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection, 1977. [SC-TMI 940.5426 N147T]
Nakao, Hajime. Suri maira to (Three Mile Island). Tokyo: Yasosha, 1981 (Japanese?) [SC-TMI 363.179 N163]
Nash, Hugh, ed. Progress as if Survival Mattered: A Handbook for a Conserver Society. San Francisco: Friends of the Earth, 1977. [SC-TMI 363.7 P964]
Olson, McKinley C. Unacceptable risk: the nuclear power controversy. New York: Bantam Books, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.48 O52]
Pollard, Robert D., ed. The Nugget file: excerpts from the Government’s special file on nuclear power plan accidents and safety defects, obtained by the Union of Concerned Scientists under the Freedom of information act. Cambridge, MA: The Union of Concerned Scientists, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.483 N9643]
Public Citizen. The road to trillion dollar energy savings: a safe energy platform. Washington, D.C.: Public Citizen, 1984. [SC-TMI 333.7 T719] Quaker Nuclear Energy Group. Nuclear energy: what are the choices?: a report. London: Quaker Home Service for London Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, 1979. [SC-TMI 621.48 Q1]
Reader, Mark, ed., with Ronald A. Hardert and Gerald L. Moulton. Atom’s Eve: Ending the Nuclear Age; an anthology. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1980. [SC-TMI 333.79 A881]
Ross, Donald K. A public citizen’s action manual. New York: Grossman Publishers, 1973. [SC-TMI 658.834 R823]
Roy, Rustum. Experimenting with Truth: The Fusion of Religion with Technology, needed for Humanity’s Survival. Elmsford, New York: Pergamon Press, Inc., 1981. [SC-TMI 261.55 R888]
Sidar, Alexander, III. The Dorset disaster. New York: Stonesong Press, 1980. [SC-TMI 813 S568d]
Smith, W. Eugene, and Aileen M. Smith. Minamata: The story of the poisoning of a city, and of the pwople who choose to carry the burden of courage. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1975. [SC-TMI 362.19 S663]
Staley, John C., and Roger R. Seip. Three Mile Island: A Time of Fear. Harrisburg, PA: RFJ, 1979. [SC-TMI 363.179 S788]
Stephenson, Lee, and George R. Zachar, ed., with Gail Kovach. Accidents Will Happen: The Case Against Nuclear Power. New York: Harper & Row/Environmental Action Foundation, 1979. [SC-TMI 333.7924 M969.2]
Sternglass, Ernest J. Secret fallout: low-level radiation from Hiroshima to Three Mile Island. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1981. [SC-TMI 616.9897 S839]
Totten, Michael. The Road to Trillion Dollar Energy Savings: a Safe Energy Platform. Washington D. C.: Public Citizen, 1984. [SC-TMI 333.7 T719]
Udall, Stewart L. The Quiet Crisis. New York: Avon Books, 1971. [SC-TMI 333.7 U18q]
Union of Concerned Scientists, The. The nuclear fuel cycle: a survey of the public health, environmental, and national security effects of nuclear power. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1977. [SC-TMI 621.4835 U58]
Wasserman, Harvey, and Norman Solomon, with Robert Alvarez, and Eleanor Walters. Killing Our Own: The Disaster of America’s Experience with Atomic Radiation. New York: Dell, 1982. [SC-TMI 363.179 W322]
Wilcox, Fred. Grassroots: An Anti-Nuke Source Book. Trumansburg, New York: The Crossing Press, 1980. [SC-TMI 333.7924 G768]