Archives and Special Collections
Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA
COLLECTION REGISTER
Name: Murdoch, John H. TMI-Murdoch
Material: Papers, photographs, and audio cassettes (1978-1986)
Volume: 7.5 linear feet (6 Document Boxes, 7 Cassette Boxes, 1 Photo Folder)
Donation: Gift of John H. Murdoch
Usage: These materials have been donated without restrictions on usage.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
John H. Murdoch was a long-time resident of Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County. He retired after twenty years of service with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and became involved in emergency communications and the activities of Three Mile Island Alert, the anti-nuclear action group, immediately following the accident at Three Mile Island on March 28, 1979. He served for many years as a member of Three Mile Island Alert’s steering committee, and was at one time the secretary of the Pennsylvania Emergency and Communications Council. Throughout the decade after the accident, Murdoch devoted much of his time and energy to the fight against the restart of Three Mile Island.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
The John H. Murdoch Collection consists of various papers, newspaper clippings, audiotapes, and photographs collected by Murdoch during his involvement with Three Mile Island Alert. The collection is divided into 15 series, the majority of which contain papers from the various organizations with which Murdoch had contact. Series 1 - Personal Papers contains John Murdoch’s personal papers that are unrelated to his work with any particular organization. Series 2 - Aamodt Papers contains papers from Norman and Marjorie Aamodt concerning their dealings with the restart of TMI. Series 3 - General Business contains all of the papers that are not exclusively related to any particular organization in the collection. Series 4 through 9 are the organizations from which Murdoch collected information, and are arranged in alphabetical order. Series 10 - Miscellaneous Organizations contains the papers of multiple organizations which have been organized together due to size, and can be found in alphabetical order. Series 11 - Scholarly Papers and Official Studies, Series 12 - Journal and Magazine Articles, and Series 13 - Newspaper Articles contain various printed items collected by John Murdoch. Series 14 - Audio Cassettes contains recorded television programs, interviews, hearings, and speeches. Finally, Series 15 - Photographs contains all of the photographs from the collection. More detailed series descriptions appear before each series inventory.
COLLECTION INVENTORY
SERIES 1 - PERSONAL PAPERS
The Personal Papers series contains the papers of John H. Murdoch that cannot be placed with any particular organization in the collection. This series is further divided into 2 sub-series: Correspondence and Ephemera. The Correspondence sub-series is divided into letters sent and letters received, and are arranged in chronological order. The Ephemera sub-series contains handwritten notes, interviews, and testimonies of Mr. Murdoch.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch
PERSONAL PAPERS CORRESPONDENCE Folder 01) Letters sent - 1979-1984 Folder 02) Letters received - 1979-1985
EPHEMERA Folder 03) Handwritten notes Folder 04) Radio interviews Testimonies
SERIES 2 - AAMODT PAPERS
Norman and Marjorie Aamodt were regular citizens of central Pennsylvania who volunteered to be intervenors in the NRC hearings concerning the restart of TMI and the issues of training and testing of operators and management. They entered the hearings out of concern for their family’s safety during the accident at Three Mile Island in 1979 and at their own expense, with no legal assistance. Norman Aamodt was an engineer with education in nuclear subjects, and Marjorie Aamodt was a psychologist. The Aamodt Papers series contains materials from the Aamodts pertaining to their struggle against the restart of TMI-1. The series is divided into 5 sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, Printed Materials, Reports, and Miscellaneous Materials. The Correspondence sub-series contains letters received by and letters sent to the Aamodts concerning their legal struggles. The Legal Papers sub-series consists of briefs, service and witness lists, statements, and court dockets. A press release and a news article make up the Printed Materials sub-series. The Reports sub-series contains position papers and finding reports conducted by the Aamodts. Each sub-series is arranged in chronological order with undated items coming first. Finally, the Miscellaneous Materials sub-series consists of various tables and a conference schedule.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
AAMODT PAPERS CORRESPONDENCE Folder 05) Letters sent - 1981-1985 Letters received - 1981-1985 LEGAL PAPERS Folder 06) Briefs Service lists - 1982 Witness list - Dec. 19, 1983 Statements - 1983-1985 Folder 07) Docket No. 50-289 - 1981-1982 Folder 08) Docket No. 50-289 - 1983-1984
PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 09) Press release - Sep. 6, 1982 The Patriot Evening News article - May 3, 1985 REPORTS Folder 10) Position papers Attachment 5, 6, and 7 “Intervenor Aamodt Findings of Fact on Emergency Planning Contention 2” - Aug. 13, 1981 “The TMI Accident and Use of Photographic Film for Dose Assessment” by Norman Aamodt - Jan. 15, 1985
MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Folder 11) Tables Conference schedule - Sep. 13, 1985
SERIES 3 - GENERAL BUSINESS
The General Business series contains all of the papers that cannot be placed with a particular organization. The series is further divided into five sub-categories: Correspondence, Legal Papers, Printed Materials, Reports, and Miscellaneous Materials. The Correspondence sub-series consists of miscellaneous letters arranged chronologically where applicable. In the Legal Papers sub-series there are various statutes, house bills, petitions, and resolutions pertaining to the accident at Three Mile Island. The Printed Materials sub-series contains newsletters from political and nuclear action groups, press releases, pamphlets, and media transcripts. The Reports sub-series consists of reports and emergency plans for Three Mile Island. Finally, the Miscellaneous Materials sub-series contains rally sheets, emergency information, meeting agendas, biographies, and resumes.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
GENERAL BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE Folder 12) Miscellaneous letters - 1979-1983
LEGAL PAPERS Folder 13) Consolidated statutes Public Law 96-573 House Bill 1236 Petitions and resolutions
PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 14) Political newsletters Nuclear action group newsletters Folder 15) Press releases from the Governor’s Office - 1984-1985 News releases from the Committee on Environment and Public Works - 1979 Press release from the Senate of Pennsylvania - 1982 Press release from National Coal Association - 1979 Press release from Friends and Family of TMI Miscellaneous press releases Folder 16) Testimonies and statements - 1979-1983 Folder 17) Pamphlets Folder 18) Media transcripts
REPORTS Folder 19) Initial Draft of Emergency Planning Contentions Folder 20) Three Mile Island Emergency Plan Questions and Comments Concerning Upgrading Emergency Planning at TMI Nuclear Station Folder 21) United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey The BOCA Basic Energy Conservation Code/1978 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Environmental Master Plan
MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Folder 22) Rally sheets Folder 23) Fact sheets Folder 24) Biographies and resumes Folder 25) Solar energy information Folder 26) Meeting agendas Scientific tables Uranium pellet Folder 27) Transcripts and pamphlets of television specials BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
GENERAL BUSINESS (cont.) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS (cont.) Folder 28) Emergency map Emergency information
SERIES 4 - GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORPORATION (GPU)
General Public Utilities Corporation is a utility holding company formed under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. Three of its subsidiary electric holding companies owned the Three Mile Island facilities. The largest shareholder, Metropolitan Edison Company, was held directly responsible for the accident at the nuclear power plant. Somewhere between 1979 and 1982, GPU Nuclear Corporation was created and became the licensed plant operator of TMI. The Entire GPU conglomerate, however, was also held accountable for the accident on March 28, 1979. The GPU papers are divided into three sub-series: Correspondence, Printed Materials, and Reports. Each sub-series is organized chronologically. The Correspondence sub-series contains letters sent by GPU from 1979 to 1986. The Printed Materials sub-series consists of press releases from 1983 to 1984 and a variety of pamphlets produced by the GPU Corporation. Finally, the Reports sub-series holds two reports regarding the accident at TMI and a backgrounder dated July 1986.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORRESPONDENCE Folder 29) Letters sent - 1979-1986
PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 30) Press releases - 1983-1984 Pamphlets
REPORTS Folder 31) “Radiation and Health Effects” “TMI Legacy Includes Benefits” Backgrounder - July 1986
SERIES 5 - NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (NRC)
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is an official United States government agency charged with promoting and controlling the nuclear energy plants within the U.S. The NRC papers are divided into five sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, Printed Materials, Reports, and Miscellaneous Materials. The Correspondence sub-series is further divided into letters received, letters sent, and memoranda. Within each division the letters are housed in chronological order. The Legal Papers sub-series contains various materials produced by the NRC regarding the accident at Three Mile Island. Press releases, arranged chronologically, and an article from the NRC publication, Nucleonics Week, make up the Printed Materials sub-series. The Reports sub-series consists of NRC annual reports from 1978 and 1979 and a copy of the Regulatory Guide. Finally, the Miscellaneous Materials sub-series contains an assortment of materials collected from the NRC which do not fit into any of the previous sub-series, but deal with the accident at TMI.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CORRESPONDENCE Folder 32) Letters sent - 1979-1984 Letters received - 1979-1983 Memoranda - 1983
LEGAL PAPERS Folder 33) Testimonies - 1983-1984 Rulemaking Issue Witness List Folder 34) Resolutions Statements - 1984-1985 Meeting transcript - May 29, 1985
PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 35) Press releases - 1978-1983 Nucleonics Week - Oct. 13, 1983
REPORTS Folder 36) Annual report - 1978 Folder 37) Annual report - 1979 Regulatory Guide - July 1981
MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Folder 38) Amendments to Reorganization Plan No.1 Biographies List of On-site Emergency Planning Contention Subscription to service flyers Timeline
SERIES 6 - PENNSYLVANIA POWER AND LIGHT (PP&L)
Headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, PP&L is a FORTUNE 500 company which markets wholesale and retail energy in 42 states and Canada. It began as a merging of many companies in June 1920 and has been successful ever since. This series is divided into three sub- series: Printed Materials, Reports, and Miscellaneous Materials. Copies of the PP&L publication, News ‘n Views, from 1983 to 1985, news clippings, and a variety of pamphlets make up the Printed Materials sub-series. The Reports sub-series contains various reports and case studies published through PP&L; the sub-series is arranged chronologically with undated items first. Finally, the Miscellaneous Materials sub-series contains bumper stickers, posters, and an organizational chart.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
PENNSYLVANIA POWER AND LIGHT PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 39) News ‘n Views newsletter - 1983-1985 News clippings Folder 40) Pamphlets
REPORTS Folder 41) Do-It-Yourself Energy Audit Annual report - 1980 Electric Utilities Universe - Jun. 1980
MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Folder 42) Bumper stickers Posters Organizational chart
SERIES 7 - SIERRA CLUB
The Sierra Club was founded in 1892 and has grown into an organization with over 700,000 members. Their goal is to practice and promote the responsible use of the earth’s ecosystems and resources by educating and enlisting the public to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment. This series contains only two sub-series: Printed Materials and Miscellaneous Materials. In the Printed Materials sub-series there are copies of the Sierra Club’s publications of The Waste Paper, Sylvanian, Sierra Club Newsletter, and articles taken from Sierra. Each publication is arranged chronologically. The Miscellaneous Materials sub-series contains fact sheets compiled by the Sierra Club.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.) PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 43) The Waste Paper - Volume 3-7 Folder 44) The Waste Paper - 1979-1980 Sylvanian - 1984 Sierra Club Newsletter - 1983 Articles taken from Sierra - 1982-1985 “What Working People Should Know About the Dangers of Nuclear Power”
MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Folder 45) Radioactive waste campaign fact sheets The Waste Paper cumulative index List of educational resources
SERIES 8 - SOLAR LOBBY
The Solar Lobby is a volunteer organization of citizens dedicated to persuading Congress and federal agencies to promote decentralized solar technology and to disproving the arguments against solar energy. This series is divided into two sub-series: Correspondence and Printed Materials. The Correspondence sub-series contains a letter from Robert Redford and memoranda from the year 1983. In the Printed Materials sub-series there are a variety of pamphlets, copies of the Solar Lobby newsletter and issues of their publication, Sun Times, arranged in chronological order from 1980 to 1985.
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BOX 1 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
SOLAR LOBBY CORRESPONDENCE Folder 46) Letter from Robert Redford - undated Memoranda - 1983
PRINTED MATERIALS Folder 47) Sun Times - 1980-1982
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PRINTED MATERIALS (cont.) Folder 01) Sun Times - 1983-1985 Folder 02) Solar Lobby newsletter - 1980-1984 Pamphlets SERIES 9 - TMI PUBLIC HEALTH FUND
The TMI Public Health Fund was established as a result of TMI litigation, civil number 79-0432. The Fund was administered by Federal Judge Sylvia Rambo, the Berger firm, and a select group of scientists; it was charged with completing studies on the psychological, physical, and economic effects of the TMI accident. This series is divided into three sub-series: Correspondence, Legal Papers, and Reports. The Correspondence sub-series contains letters sent by the TMI Public Health Fund in 1985. An affidavit and a legal notice make up the Legal Papers sub-series. The Reports sub-series consists of various reports and proposals submitted to the TMI Public Health Fund regarding the accident at TMI; the reports are arranged chronologically with the undated ones first.
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BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
TMI PUBLIC HEALTH FUND CORRESPONDENCE Folder 03) Letters sent - 1985
LEGAL PAPERS Folder 04) Affidavit of Dr. Ruth Patrick - Nov. 10, 1983 Legal notice of Civil Action No. 79-0432
REPORTS Folder 05) Executive summary Precis “The First Two years: A Report to the Court and the Public” Folder 06) Proposal - Jul. 6, 1983 “Development of an Adequate Program of Environmental Radiation Monitoring” - Jul. 13, 1983 “Design of a Comprehensive Environmental Radiation Monitoring Program” - Sep. 12, 1983
SERIES 10 - MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS
This series is comprised of papers from various organizations and counties that were collected by John Murdoch as part of his work coordinating anti-nuclear activities in the communities surrounding TMI. The organizations are listed in alphabetical order, with significant types of materials listed under the organization name.
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BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS ANGRY (Anti-Nuclear Group Representing York) Folder 07) Press release Proposal
APPALACHIAN STATES RADIOACTIVE WASTE COMMISSION Folder 08) Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Amendments
ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM Folder 09) Fact Sheets Pamphlets Reports
CENTER FOR RENEWABLE RESOURCES Folder 10) Special Reports
CITY OF HARRISBURG Folder 11) Proclamation Resolution
CLERGY AND LAITY CONCERNED Folder 12) Correspondence Fact sheets
COALITION FOR A NON-NUCLEAR WORLD Folder 13) Pamphlets
COMMITTEE FOR NUCLEAR RESPONSIBILITY Folder 14) Newsletters
COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC PRIORITIES Folder 15) Newsletters Pamphlets Reports Maps
CRITICAL MASS ENERGY PROJECT Folder 16) Energy Journal Public Citizen
BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) CUMBERLAND COUNTY Folder 17) Correspondence Emergency plans Pamphlets Rally sheets Address lists
DAUPHIN COUNTY Folder 18) Resolution Legal papers
ENERGY CONSERVATION COALITION Folder 19) Correspondence News bulletin
ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION Folder 20) Pamphlets
THE ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION ON NUCLEAR POWER Folder 21) Newsletters Memoranda
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND Folder 22) Form letter Pamphlet EDF Letter - 1982-1983 Annual reports - 1981-1985
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Folder 23) Evacuation risk bulletins Pamphlet
FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION Folder 24) Fact sheet Pamphlet
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Folder 25) Memoranda Evacuation plan
FRIENDS OF THE EARTH Folder 26) Correspondence The Nuclear Blowdown BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) GOVERNOR’S ENERGY COUNCIL Folder 27) Pamphlets Solar Directory Solar Primer The Pennsylvania Energy Primer Folder 28) The Pennsylvania Energy Profile, 1960-1979 - Mar. 1982 Folder 29) The Pennsylvania Energy Profile, 1960-1981 - Jan. 1984
INDIAN POINT NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Folder 30) Letters of concerned citizens Legal papers Independent Village Democrat
INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY Folder 31) Pamphlet Report
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION RADIOACTIVE WASTE PROJECT Folder 32) Correspondence Newsletter
LOWER ALLEN TOWNSHIP Folder 33) Correspondence Newsletter Evacuation plans
LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP Folder 34) Citizens reports Energy management plan
THE MANHATTAN PROJECT Folder 35) Correspondence Rally sheets Publications
MIT CONFERENCE Folder 36) Attendee list Reports
NATIONAL SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING INFORMATION CENTER Folder 37) Publications catalog Pamphlet Bibliography BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL Folder 38) Form letters Annual reports - 1981-1982 NRDC Newsline - 1983-1985 Folder 39) The Amicus Journal - 1981-1985
NORTHEAST RADIOACTIVE WASTE PUBLIC POLICY GROUP Folder 40) Position papers Statements Reports Newsletters
NORTHEAST SOLAR ENERGY CENTER Folder 41) Newsletters Advertisement
PEACH BOTTOM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Folder 42) Evacuation plans Map of York County
PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Folder 43) News releases Reports Proposal
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION Folder 44) Press release Economic questionnaire Pamphlets
PENNSYLVANIA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Folder 45) Correspondence Folder 46) Disaster Operations Plan Folder 47) Disaster Operations Plan (cont.) Folder 48) Pamphlets Evacuation route map
PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Folder 49) TMI: The Financial Impact Report
BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) PROJECT DAVID Folder 50) Pamphlet Rally sheets
PUBLIC FORUM ON NUCLEAR POWER Folder 51) Correspondence Press releases Reports
“RADIATION AND TMI - A SEMINAR” Folder 52) Radiological Health and Radiation Folder 53) Three Mile Island Folder 54) Energy Folder 55) Nuclear Energy Folder 56) Registration materials
THREE MILE ISLAND ALERT Folder 57) Correspondence Nuclear waste fact sheets Speeches Poster
UGI CORPORATION Folder 58) The Gas Line Pamphlet
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS Folder 59) Correspondence Pamphlets Reports
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Folder 60) Correspondence Reports Maps
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Folder 61) Fact sheets Pamphlets Reports
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Folder 62) Reports BOX 2 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Folder 63) Pamphlets Reports
THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY Folder 64) Correspondence
BOX 3 - TMI-Murdoch
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS (cont.) YORK COUNTY Folder 01) Rally sheet Emergency plans
SERIES 11 - SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES
The Scholarly Papers and Official Studies series consists of manuscripts, drafts, and official reports of various essays and research papers on topics relating to the accident at Three Mile Island. The papers are arranged in alphabetical order by the author’s last name with unidentified authors coming first.
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BOX 3 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES Folder 02) Unidentified authors “Energy and Ethics” “Energy and Ethics: A Christian Encounter” Excerpt from Ertel Position Paper “General Information Regarding Radiological Incidents for Police and Firemen” Nuclear Waste report “The Rest of the Truth – What the Anti-Nukes Don’t Tell” Folder 03) Axelrod, David, et.al. “Report of the Task Group on Public Health And Epidemiology.” Folder 04) Brown, K.W. “Landfills of the Future.” Caldicott, Helen. “The Medical Implications of Nuclear Power.” Hewitt, W.H. “Caution…Biohazardous Wastes Buried Here!” Hirschhhorn, Joel. S. and Michael Gough. “Controlling Toxic Waste Means More Than Disposal.”
BOX 3 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
SCHOLARLY PAPERS AND OFFICIAL STUDIES (cont.) Folder 05) Holt, Robert R. “Human Stress at Three Mile Island and Other Reactor Regions.” Kelman, Steven. “Philosophical Issues Regarding Obligations to Future Generations.” Folder 06) Komanoff, Charles. “Power Propaganda.” Lancaster Theological Seminary. “Three Mile Island: Policy Statement.” Lenderts, David L. “What You Should Know About the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant.” Livermore Action Group. “Livermore Weapons Lab Blockade/ Demonstration Handbook.” Folder 07) Morgan, Karl Z. “Comments on the Study of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research.” New Jersey Board of Public Utilitites. “Analysis of Strategic Options to Finance Continuing Electric Power Service.” Nyce, Georgianna. “Nuclear Power.” Rickover, H.G. “Environmental Perspective.” Shearer, Don Paul. “Three Mile Island Accident Community Impact Study on Real Estate.” Folder 08) Sternglass, Ernest. “Effects of Radiation on Black, Hispanic, and Low-Income Communitites.” Thompson, Gordon. “A Review of the Cleanup of Three Mile Island Unit Two.” Upton, Arthur C. “Health Impact of the Three Mile Island Accident.” Woodard, Keith and Tom Potter. “Radiation and Three Mile Island.”
SERIES 12 - JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES
The Journal and Magazine Articles series contains published materials from academic/scholarly journals and magazines that were collected and donated by John Murdoch. 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 3 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES Folder 09) American Heritage Series of articles from June/July 1981 issue. BOX 3 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 09) The American Lawyer “TMI: How Davis Polk’s Zone Defense Beat Kaye, Scholer.” Steven Brill. Apr. 1983. pp. 6-13. APCO Bulletin “Public Safety Communications for Nuclear Plant Emergencies.” Barry Furey. May 1984. pp.16-17. Audubon May 1980 (full issue). July 1980 (full issue). “Can TVA Change Its Spots?” Fred Powledge. Mar. 1983. pp. 61-76. “Under the Dow Volcano.” Frank Graham Jr. Jul. 1983. pp. 14-16. Folder 10) Business Week “A Threat to the U.S. Lead in Atomic Power.” Don Ediger. Aug. 27, 1979. “New England Electric System: Embracing the Conservation Ethic.” Dec. 10, 1979. pp. 119-120. “The Sunny Future of Passive Solar Energy.” Jun. 2, 1980. “A High-Risk Era for the Utilities.” Feb. 23, 1981. pp. 76-86. “The Administration’s Power Play at the NRC.” Jun. 22, 1981. p. 37. C & EN “Uranium Produces Face Slowing Demand.” Earl Anderson. Sep. 22, 1980. p. 12. “Global Energy Future: Costly, But Promising.” Joseph Haggin. Apr. 6, 1981. pp. 33-36. “Reagan’s Nuclear Energy Plans Draw Fire.” Oct. 19, 1981. pp. 8-9. “ Radioactive Waste Disposal Project Begun.” Mar. 8, 1982. “Process Heat From Solar Energy Still Unproven.” Mar. 15, 1982. pp. 26-27. “Nuclear Power Problems.” George D. Coleman. Apr. 19, 1982. “Towns Unprepared for Chemical Emergencies.” Apr. 26, 1982. “Nuclear Accident Underscores Need for Vigilance.” Oct. 11, 1982. “Union Carbide to Quit Managing Oak Ridge.” May 10, 1982.
BOX 3 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 10) Changing Times “Eight Ideas That Promise More Energy.” Sep. 1979. pp. 25-28. “What Will Nuclear Plants Do To Electric Rates?” Sep. 1984. p. 12. Christianity and Crisis “Three-Mile: The Accident Isn’t Over.” Lynne Shivers. Nov. 12, 1979. pp. 284-285. Contact “The History of Windmills.” Douglas Colligan. Jun. 1981. pp. 22-23. Dynamic Years “What When the Oil Runs Out?” Eric Shuman. Jan.-Feb. 1980. pp. 14-18. Energy Policy. “Nuclear Power: Major Questions Remain.” 2nd ed. Mar. 1981. pp. 79-84. Environmental Action “Is There Life After Direct Action?” Janet Marinelli. Apr. 1981. pp. 12-16. “20,000 Rads Under The Sea.” Michael Dorgan. Apr. 1981. pp. 22-26. Esquire “Hollywood vs. Harrisburg.” Aaron Latham. May 22, 1979. pp. 77-84. “For Exxon’s Eyes Only.” Dan Dorfman. Jun. 19, 1979. Family Weekly “The Poisoning of America.” Micheal H. Brown. Jan. 11, 1981. pp. 4-6. Foreign Affairs “Nuclear Power and Nuclear Bombs.” Amory B. Lovins, L. Hunter Lovins,and Leonard Ross. Summer 1980. pp. 1137-1177.
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JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 01) Life May 1979 (full issue). “The Downwind People.” Anne Fadiman. Jun. 1980. pp. 32-40.
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JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 01) Mainliner “All Systems Solar.” Denise McCluggage. Oct. 1980. pp. 76-82. “Bob Fluor’s Global Energy Empire.” William G. Reinhardt. Oct. 1980. pp. 69-71. Mechanix Illustrated “What Really Happens In a Nuclear Meltdown.” Aug. 1979. August 1980 (full issue). Modern Maturity “Muscle For Our Nation.” Graham Berry. Aug.-Sep. 1981. pp. 57-61. “Nuclear Energy: Need for Caution.” Cyril F. Brickfield. Aug.-Sep. 1983. p.11. Mother Jones “Taking Apart Your Neighborhood Nuke.” John Ross. Jan. 1981. pp. 29-33. Folder 02) National Geographic “Nevada Learns to Live with the Atom.” Samuel W. Matthews. “The Search for Tomorrow’s Power.” Kenneth F. Weaver. Nov. 1972. “Can We Harness the Wind?” Roger Hamilton. Dec. 1975. “Frost, Nature’s Icing.” Robert F. Sisson. Mar. 1976. “Solar Energy, the Ultimate Powerhouse.” John L. Wilhelm. Mar. 1976. “Natural Gas: The Search Goes On.” Bryan Hodgson. Nov. 1978. “The Power of Letting Off Steam.” Kenneth F. Weaver. Apr. 1979. National Parks “Utah’s National Parks: State of Seige.” Russell D. Butcher. Sep.-Oct. 1982. pp. 16-17. National Parks and Conservation Magazine “Energy: The Great Waste.” Mostafa Kamal Tolba. Apr. 1979. pp. 14-18. National Wildlife “Why We Need Your Vote.” Feb.-Mar. 1980. “Uranium Mill Tailings…Heaps of Trouble!” Susan McDowell O’Connell. Jun. 1980. “Here Lies Nuclear Waste 1980-.” Sam Iker. Jun. 1980. “Still No Consensus on Energy, but Some Promising Signs.” Feb.-Mar. 1981.
BOX 4 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 02) Naturescape “Energy for the Eighties – A Problem Solved.” Morton S. Fry. Jan.-Feb. 1980. pp. 14-16. Newsweek “Three Mile Island: A Hot Attraction.” Sharon L. Begley. Oct. 1, 1979. “More Nuclear Woes.” Melinda Beck. Oct. 15, 1979. “The Kemeny Blast.” Allan J. Mayer. Nov. 5, 1979. “Nuclear Fallout.” David M. Alpern. Nov. 12, 1979. “Taking Nuclear Risks.” Carolyn D. Lewis. Nov. 12, 1979. “There Goes the Sun.” Donald C. Winston. Dec. 3, 1979. “The Solar Revolution.” Douglas Davis. Apr. 7, 1980. “Fear of Fission.” Vol. 3. No. 4. Apr. 20, 1981. “Japan’s Three Mile Island.” May 4, 1981. “Westinghouse Technology Applied to Energy.” May 4, 1981. “Showdown at Diablo Canyon.” Tom Nicholson. Aug. 10, 1981. “Whoops - Another Setback.” Tom Nicholson. Nov. 16, 1981. “Electric Utilities in Jeopardy Mean a Nation in Jeopardy.” Alvin L. Alm. Jan. 11, 1982. “The Nuclear Power Failure.” William D. Marbach. Dec. 20, 1982. “A Princeton Reactor’s Moment in the Sun.” Jan. 10, 1983. “A Blow to Nuclear Power.” Aric Press. May 2, 1983. “Power Shortage or Sham?” David Pauly. Jun. 13, 1983. “$380 Million and Counting.” Melinda Beck. Oct. 10, 1983. “Disturbing Charges About a Nuclear Plant.” Jan. 23, 1984. “A Nuclear Plant in Trouble.” Neal Karlen. May 20, 1985. Folder 03) New Times “Sun Wars.” Stephen Singular. Sep. 30, 1977. Nuclear Safety “Technical Note: Mississauga – A Milestone in Emergency Response Planning.” Joseph B. Knox. Vol. 21. No. 5. Sep.-Oct. 1980. pp. 569-571. Nuclear Technology “Three Mile Island Accident Technical Support.” R.L. Long, T.M. Crimmins, and W.W. Lowe. Vol. 54. Aug. 1981. pp. 155-173.
BOX 4 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 03) Nucleonics Week “Utility Fund-Raising for TMI-2 Cleanup Could Be Foundering.” Margaret Ryan. Vol. 24. No. 33. Aug. 18, 1983. pp. 2-3. “Reagan Opposes Federal ‘Imposition’ on Nuclear Plant Emergency Plans.” Margaret Ryan. Oct. 22, 1984. People “For Reagan’s Budgeteer, the Honeymoon is Over.” Mar. 23, 1981. Pennsylvania Illustrated Aug. 1979. Physics Today “The Future of Nuclear Energy.” Alvin M. Weinberg. Mar. 1981. Policy Review “Lies, Damned Lies, and News Reports.” Bernard Cohen. Fall 1983 Popular Science “What Are We Going To Do About Nuclear Waste?” Arthur Fisher. Dec. 1978. pp. 2-10. Prevention “The Nuclear Truth.” Jun. 1979. pp. 21-26. “NRC Declares Nuclear Plant Safe After Allegations.” Dec. 1980. The Progressive “A Landscape of Nuclear Tombs.” Alexis Parks. Dec. 1977. pp.30-31. “Tritium: The New Genie.” Howard Morland. Feb. 1979. pp. 20-24. Public Opinion “The Nuclear Energy Debate: Scientists, The Media and the Public.” Stanley Rothman and S. Robert Lichter. Aug.-Sep. 1982. pp. 47-52. Folder 04) Reader’s Digest “Is Fusion a Falling Star?” Seamus McGrady. Jul. 1981. pp. 54-58. Science “Plutonium Hazard in Respirable Dust on the Surface of Soil.” Carl J. Johnson, Ronald R. Tidball, and Ronald C. Severson. Vol. 193. Aug. 6, 1976. pp. 488-490. “Assessing the Damage at TMI.” Eliot Marshall. Vol. 204. May 1979. “Debate Over Waste Imperils 3-Mile Cleanup.” Luther J. Carter. Vol. 210. Oct. 1980. “New A-Bomb Studies Alter Radiation Estimates.” Eliot Marshall. Vol. 212. May 22, 1981. BOX 4 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 04) Science (cont.) “A Long-Term Problem for the Nuclear Industry.” Colin Norman. Vol. 215. Jan. 22, 1982. pp. 376-379. “Britain’s Nuclear Mishap Outstripped 3 Mile Island.” Robert C. Cowen. Apr. 14, 1983. “Carving Up TMI’s Class Action Fund.” Eliot Marshall. Vol. 222. Oct. 14, 1983. Science Digest “Nuclear Vigil.” Stephen Solomon. Jan./Feb. 1981. Science News “The Three Mile Accident.” Vol. 115. Apr. 7, 1979. pp. 227-228. Scientific American “Ionizing Radiation and the Cell.” Alexander Hollaender and George E. Stapleton. Sep. 1959. “Ionizing Radiation and Evolution.” James F. Crow. Sep. 1959.
Smithsonian “Lost Megawatts Flow Over Nation’s Myriad Spillways.” David E. Lilienthal. Sep. 1977. pp. 83-89. “Three Mile Island.” Sep. 1979. Technology Review “Saving American Democracy: The Lessons of TMI.” John G. Kemeny. Jun./Jul. 1980. “The French Nuclear Harvest: Abundant Energy or Bitter Fruit?” Irvin C. Bupp. Nov./Dec. 1980. Time “A Nuclear Nightmare.” Apr. 9, 1979. pp. 8-19. “Now Comes the Fallout.” George J. Church. Apr. 16, 1979. pp. 22-33. “Watching the Watchdogs.” Apr. 16, 1979. “Now for Operation Teakettle.” Apr. 30, 1979. pp. 60-61. “Further Fallout.” May 14, 1979. “Energy: Fuels of the Future.” Jun. 11, 1979. pp. 72-76. “Dump Slump.” Oct. 29, 1979. “Where the Atom is Admired.” Feb. 18, 1980. “An Industry Still in Disarray.” John S. DeMott. Apr. 11, 1983. pp. 72-74. U.S. News & World Report “The Fading Dream of Cheap Atomic Power.” May 29, 1978. “Lessons from Atomic Scare.” Apr. 16, 1979. pp. 21-23. “What Can Be Done with Atomic Waste?” May 7, 1979. “What’s Holding Up the Switch to Coal.” Jun. 4, 1979. “Europe Has Its Own Energy Hang-Ups.” George E. Jones. Jul. 30, 1979.
JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 04) U.S. News & World Report (cont.) “Fuels for America’s Future.” Lawrence D. Maloney. Aug. 13, 1979. “Curious Fallout At Three Mile Island.” William L. Chaze. Sep. 24, 1979. “Nuclear Power.” Jan. 7, 1980. “Ways that Homeowners Can Save on Energy.” Jan. 14, 1980. “What’s Ahead for Solar Energy?” Mar. 3, 1980. “3 Mile Island Casts a Pall on the Future.” John Boslaugh. Mar. 31, 1980. “In Science, No Advances Without Risks.” Sep. 15, 1980. “Diablo Canyon Only the Opening Gun.” Sep. 28, 1981. “Is Nuclear Power Finished in the U.S.?” Kenneth R. Sheets. Mar. 29, 1982. “If Northwest Power Network Goes Belly Up.” K.M. Chrysler. Apr. 4, 1983. “Nuclear Industry Takes It on the Chin Again.” May 2, 1983. “Nuclear Waste War Cry: Not Here, You Don’t!” Stanley N. Wellborn. Aug. 15, 1983. “Nuclear Electricity: Who Stands Where.” Sep. 12, 1983. “Now It’s Russia Facing Nuclear Woes.” Nicholas Daniloff. Oct. 10, 1983. “Atomic Power’s New Woe: How to Bury Old Plants.” Stanley N. Wellborn. Nov. 12, 1984. “A Ray of Sunshine for Nuclear Power.” Oct. 14, 1985.
SERIES 13 - 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 4 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES Folder 05) Undated Folder 06) 1978 Folder 07) Apr. - May 1979 Folder 08) Jun. - Jul. 1979 Folder 09) Aug. - Sep. 1979 Folder 10) Oct. - Nov. 1979 Folder 11) Dec. 1979 Folder 12) Jan. 1980 BOX 4 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 13) Feb. 1980 Folder 14) Mar. 1980 Folder 15) Apr. 1980 Folder 16) May - Jun. 1980 Folder 17) Jul. - Aug. 1980 Folder 18) Sep. - Oct. 1980 Folder 19) Nov. - Dec. 1980 Folder 20) Jan. - Mar. 1981 Folder 21) Apr. - Jun. 1981
BOX 5 - TMI-Murdoch
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 01) Jul. - Sep. 1981 Folder 02) Oct. - Dec. 1981 Folder 03) Jan. - Mar. 1982 Folder 04) Apr. - May 1982 Folder 05) Jun. 1982 Folder 06) Jul. - Sep. 1982 Folder 07) Oct. - Dec. 1982 Folder 08) Jan. - Mar. 1983 Folder 09) Apr. - May 1983 Folder 10) Jun. - Jul. 1983 Folder 11) Aug. - Sep. 1983 Folder 12) Oct. 1983 Folder 13) Nov. - Dec. 1983 Folder 14) Jan. 1984 Folder 15) Feb. - Mar. 1984 Folder 16) Apr. - Jun. 1984 Folder 17) Jul. - Sep. 1984
BOX 6 - TMI-Murdoch
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (cont.) Folder 01) Oct. - Dec. 1984 Folder 02) Jan. - Mar. 1985 Folder 03) Apr. - May 1985 Folder 04) Jun. - Aug. 1985 Folder 05) Sep. - Dec. 1985 Folder 06) 1986
SERIES 14 - AUDIO CASSETTES
The Audio Cassettes series contains professionally recorded cassette tapes of television programs, Congressional hearings, public meetings, amateur interviews, and speeches. The tapes are arranged by subject and have been kept in order as previously labeled. The cassettes were numbered by Murdoch, and there are gaps in the numbering sequence.
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BOX 7 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES 1 TMI: Kemeny Hearings - May 17, 1979 2 TMI: Kemeny Hearings - May 19, 1979 3 TMI: Kemeny Hearings - May 19, 1979 4 TMI: Kemeny Hearings - May 30, 1979 5 TMI: Kemeny Hearings - May 31, 1979, Jul. 18-20, 1979 6 TMI: Hershey “How We Coped” - Sep. 14, 1979 7 TMI: Hershey Medical Seminar - Sep. 13, 1979 8 TMI: #1 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 9 TMI: #2 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 10 TMI: #3 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 11 TMI: #4 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 12 TMI: #5 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 13 TMI: #6 - Sep. 12 -13, 1979 14 TMI: William Penn Museum #1 - Oct. 2, 1979 15 TMI: William Penn Museum #2 - Oct. 2, 1979 16 TMI: Kemeny #1 - Jul. 20, 1979 17 TMI: Kemeny #2 - Jul. 20, 1979 18 TMI: Kemeny #3 - Jul. 20, 1979 19 TMI: Kemeny #4 - Jul. 20, 1979 20 TMI: Kemeny #1 - Aug. 21, 1979 21 TMI: Kemeny #2 - Aug. 21, 1979 22 TMI: Kemeny #3 - Aug. 21, 1979 23 TMI: Kemeny #4 - Aug. 21, 1979 24 TMI: Kemeny #1 - Aug. 22, 1979 25 TMI: Kemeny #2 - Aug. 22, 1979 26 TMI: Kemeny #3 - Aug. 22, 1979 27 TMI: Kemeny 28 TMI: Kemeny #1 - Jul. 20, 1979 29 TMI: Kemeny #2 - Jul. 20, 1979 30 TMI: Kemeny #3 - Jul. 20, 1979 31 TMI: Reopen. Hearings, Hershey #1 - Nov. 16, 1979 32 TMI: Reopen. Hearings, Hershey #2 - Nov. 16, 1979 33 TMI: Reopen. Hearings, Hershey #3 - Nov. 16, 1979 34 TMI: Reopen. Hearings, Hershey #4 - Nov. 16, 1979 35 TMI: Congress Asks Kemeny #1 - Oct. 31, 1979 36 TMI: Congress Asks Kemeny #2 - Oct. 31, 1979
BOX 8 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 37 TMI: HAAC Teach-In #1 - Nov. 10, 1979 38 TMI: HAAC Teach-In #2 - Nov. 10, 1979 39 TMI: HAAC Teach-In #3 - Nov. 10, 1979 40 TMI: HAAC Teach-In #4 - Nov. 10, 1979 41 TMI: Forum, “Reopening” #1 - Nov. 17, 1979 42 TMI: Forum, “Reopening” #2 - Nov. 17, 1979 43 TMI: Forum, “Reopening” #3 - Nov. 17, 1979 44 TMI: Forum, “Reopening” #4 - Nov. 17, 1979 45 TMI: Small Hydro: Commoner - Oct. 4, 1979 46 TMI: Reports - Jan. 28, 1980 - Feb. 12, 1980 47 TMI: Venting, Thornburgh and Denton - Mar. 27, 1980 48 TMI: Lebanon Council Meeting - Mar. 5, 1980 49 TMI: Swatara Township Meeting - Jan. 22, 1980 50 TMI: News – Feb. 13, 1980; P.U.C. Commoner - Feb. 28, 1980 51 TMI: Commoner: Scranton, News - Feb. 28, 1980 52 TMI: Arnold, Froum - Dec. 12, 1979 53 TMI: Vastine, Diablo - Dec. 15, 1979 and Dec. 23, 1979 54 TMI: Forum, Cleanup Report #1 - Jan. 29, 1980 55 TMI: Forum, Cleanup Report #2 - Jan. 29, 1980 56 TMI: Forum, Cleanup Report #3 - Jan. 29, 1980 57 TMI: News Reports, Canonsburg, PA - Oct. 1985 - Mar. 1986 58 TMI: Philadelphia Electric. “Safe?” - Apr. 8, 1982 59 TMI: Aug. 22, 1979 60 TMI: Aug. 22, 1979 61 TMI: Hartnett. JM-WHYL - Kiesling and Referendum - Mar. 28, 1982 62 TMI: Ginna Plant Rupture - Jan. 25, 1982 63 TMI: Reports - Feb. 11, 1982 - Mar. 3, 1982 64 TMI: Arnold, Ertel Interview - Mar. 26, 1982 65 TMI: Dr. Gofman Testimony to California Senate - Apr. 4, 1979 66 TMI: Economics of Nukes - Nov. 25, 1980 (copy) 67 NRC: Public Meeting #1 - Nov. 9, 1982 68 NRC: Public Meeting #2 - Nov. 9, 1982 69 TMI: Ertel re: TMI, etc. - Dec. 22, 1981 70 TMI: Commoner at Dickinson - Feb. 10, 1980 71 TMI: Commoner (continued): Interview - Feb. 10, 1980 72 TMI: National Nuclear Debate #1 - Mar. 28, 1980
BOX 9 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 73 TMI: National Nuclear Debate #2 - Mar. 28, 1980 74 TMI: Venting, Governor Thornburgh and Denton - Mar. 27, 1980 75 TMI: Eniwetok Test Cleanup - Mar. 16, 1980 76 TMI: Sternglass, Roth, Hartnett - Mar. 31, 1980 77 TMI: Sternglass, Roth, Hartnett (continued) - Mar. 31, 1980 BOX 9 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 78 TMI: “Extraordinary” Hearing - Nov. 21, 1979 79 TMI: “Extraordinary” Hearing - Nov. 21, 1979 80 TMI: Dickinson Forum 10:00 AM - Feb. 13, 1980 81 TMI: Dickinson Forum 12:00 PM - Feb. 13, 1980 82 TMI: Dickinson Forum 1:00 PM - Feb. 13, 1980 84 TMI: Dickinson Forum 3:00 PM - Feb. 13, 1980 85 TMI: Fred Williams #1 - Apr. 29, 1980 86 TMI: Fred Williams #2 - Apr. 29, 1980 87 TMI: Energy (Gen.) Solar Hospital - Jan. 10, 1980 88 TMI: Uranium Factor, TV - Apr. 23, 1980 89 TMI: Shanaman Interview - May 17, 1980 90 TMI: John Collins - May 7, 1980 91 TMI: Energy - Windmills 92 TMI: “Holy Smoke” Religion and Energy - 1980 93 TMI: Religious Service, Interfaith - Mar. 28, 1980 94 TMI: Environmental Impact, Forum - Sep. 3, 1980 95 TMI: Venting: Reports - Jun. 25, 1980 - Jul. 7, 1980 96 TMI: Reports (assorted) - May 22, 1980 97 TMI: Reports (assorted) - Mar. 28, 1980 - Apr. 22, 1980 98 TMI: Reports (assorted) - Apr. 22, 1980 - May 21, 1980 99 TMI: Commoner at Dickinson Forum #1 - Feb. 10, 1980 (copy) 100 TMI: Commoner, Conclusion #2 - Feb. 12, 1980 (copy) 101 TMI: First Cleanup Panel - Nov. 12, 1980 102 TMI: Economics: J.M. - Nov. 12, 1980 103 TMI: Nuke Industry Today - Nov. 12-25, 1980 104 TMI: Reports - Apr. 4, 1981 - May 10, 1981 105 TMI: Reports: Watt, Udall - May 11, 1981 - Jun. 5, 1981 106 TMI: Forum - Sep. 3,1980 107 TMI: Cleanup Update - Dec. 11, 1980 108 TMI: Nuke Economics - MacNeil/Lehrer - Nov. 25-26, 1980 (copy)
BOX 10 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 109 TMI: Nuke Economics - Nov. 25-26, 1980 (original) 110 TMI: Reports - Mar. 18, 1981 - Apr. 4, 1981 111 TMI: Reports - Jan. 1, 1981 - Feb. 23, 1981 112 TMI: Reports - Feb. 25, 1981 - Mar. 18, 1981 113 TMI: Anne Trunk, WGAL - Dec. 29, 1979 114 TMI: Albright Slide Show - Sep. 28, 1980 115 TMI: Reports - Sep. 19-26, 1980 116 TMI: Reports - Jul. 19, 1980 - Sep. 18, 1980 117 TMI: Reports - Oct. 4, 1980 - Nov. 11, 1980 118 TMI: Expense Suits, Emergency Test - Jun. 5, 1981 119 TMI: Reports - Jun. 6, 1981 - Jul. 9, 1980 120 TMI: “What Price Energy?” - Jun. 25, 1981 BOX 10 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 121 TMI: Licensing Speedup: Solar Budget - Jul. 3-7, 1981 122 TMI: Reports - Natural Gas - Jul. 10, 1981 - Aug. 9, 1981 123 TMI: PSU, Middletown Seminar #1 - Aug. 21, 1979 124 TMI: PSU, Middletown Seminar #2 - Aug. 21, 1979 125 TMI: Q/A; GPU, NRC Representatives - Sep. 13, 1979 126 TMI: Q/A; GPU, NRC: Hershey Seminar - Sep. 13, 1979 127 TMI: “What Price Energy?”; 1 month later - Apr. 30, 1979 128 TMI: News Reports - May 21, 1982 - Jun. 10, 1982 129 TMI: News Reports - Jul. 23, 1982 130 TMI: News Reports - Dec. 29, 1981 - Jan. 25, 1982 131 TMI: Reports - Aug. 12, 1982 - Oct. 1, 1982 132 TMI: “Topic A” Visitor Center - Jul. 7, 1979 133 TMI: “The People of TMI” - Oct. 28, 1979 134 TMI: Shanaman (Williams Show) - Jan. 21, 1982 135 TMI: PUC - Congress Asks Kemeny - Nov. 1, 1979 136 TMI: Roth and Gyorgy, Calls - Nov. 11, 1981 137 TMI: Roth and Gyorgy, Calls, Conclusion - Nov. 11, 1981 138 TMI: Wastes, Structure Fails - Aug. 9-22, 1981 139 TMI: Devine and Bedell, Calls - Nov. 4, 1981 140 TMI: Reports - Sep. 13-21, 1981 141 TMI: Nuclear Disposal - Oct. 20, 1981 - Jan. 26, 1982 142 TMI: Reports - Oct. 21, 1981 - Dec. 6, 1981 143 TMI: Reports - Dec. 7-28, 1981 144 TMI: Mary and John Show - Nov. 29, 1981
BOX 11 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 145 TMI: Newscasts - Jul. 8-9, 1980 147 TMI: Cleanup Panel - Nov. 12, 1980 148 TMI: Referendum of Apr. 1982 - May 15, 1982 149 TMI: Reports - Mar. 3-26, 1982 150 TMI: Reports - Mar. 1, 1982 - May 21, 1982 151 TMI: Reports Apr. 23, 1982 - May 21, 1982 152 TMI: Reports - Nov. 2, 1982 - Mar. 23, 1983 153 TMI: Reports - Jan. 5, 1984 - Mar. 23, 1984 154 TMI: Reports (Including Nukes and the Press) - Mar. 23-28, 1984 155 TMI: Robert Pollard, UCS Middletown, re: Restart - Mar. 21, 1984 156 Uranium Mining - Jun. 10, 1984 157 Critical Issues Associated with Nuclear Power - Mar. 1983 158 Nuclear Power Forum #1 - Mar. 29, 1983 159 Nuclear Power Forum #2 - Mar. 29, 1983 160 Nuclear Power Forum #3 - Mar. 29, 1983
BOX 11 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 161 Nuclear Power Forum #4 - Mar. 29, 1983 162 Nuclear Power Forum #5 - Mar. 29, 1983 163 Nuclear Power Forum #6 - Mar. 29, 1983 164 Nuclear Power Forum #7 - Mar. 30, 1983 165 Nuclear Power Forum #8 - Mar. 30, 1983 166 Nuclear Power Forum #9 - Mar. 30, 1983 167 Nuclear Power Forum #10 - Mar. 30, 1983 168 Nuclear Power Forum #11 - Mar. 30, 1983 169 TMI: Local Reaction - Mar. 29, 1983 and Nuclear Testing Victims - Apr. 5, 1983 170 TMI: Emergency Planning - Mar. 30, 1983 (copy) 171 TMI: Emergency Planning - Mar. 30, 1983 (copy) 172 TMI: Emergency Planning - Mar. 30, 1983 (copy) 173 TMI: NOVA - “60 Minutes to Meltdown,” Parts 1-2 - Aug. 9, 1983 174 TMI: NOVA - “60 Minutes to Meltdown,” Part 3/local reactions - Aug. 9, 1983 175 TMI: NOVA - “60 Minutes to Meltdown” #1 - Aug. 9, 1983 176 TMI: NOVA - “60 Minutes to Meltdown” #2 - Aug. 9, 1983 177 TMI: Pro-Con, WITH - Mar. 24, 1983 178 TMI: Reports, including evacuation section - May 5, 1983 - Jul. 21, 1983 179 TMI: L.O. Giuffrido, FEMA #1 - Apr. 21, 1983 180 TMI: L.O. Giuffrido, FEMA #2 - Apr. 21, 1983
BOX 12 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 181 Low-level Wastes Conference, ECNP, PSU #1 - Aug. 20,1983 182 Low-level Wastes Conference, ECNP, PSU #2 - Aug. 20, 1983 183 Low-level Wastes Conference, ECNP, PSU #3 - Aug. 20, 1983 184 Low-level Wastes Conference, ECNP, PSU #4 - Aug. 20, 1983 185 TMI: Reports - Dec. 7, 1983 - Oct. 14, 1983 186 Low Level Wastes - Dec. 1983 187 TMI: Reports - Dec. 7, 1983 - Jan. 5, 1984 188 MIT Wastes Conference #1 - May 17, 1983 189 MIT Wastes Conference #2 - May 17, 1983 190 MIT Wastes Conference #3 - May 17, 1983 191 TMI: Reports - Mar. 23, 1983 - May 5, 1983 192 Nuclear Power Forum, Summary - Mar. 30, 1983 #1 (copy) 193 Nuclear Power Forum, Summary - Mar. 30, 1983 #2 (copy) 194 TMI: Reports - Jan. 15, 1983 - Dec. 7, 1983 195 TMI: Lessons Not Learned - Bob Pollard, York #1 - Nov. 9, 1983 196 TMI: Lessons Not Learned - Bob Pollard, York #2 - Nov. 9, 1983 197 TMI: Senator Spector #1 - Dec. 16, 1983 198 TMI: Senator Spector #2 - Dec. 16, 1983 199 TMI: Senator Spector #3 - Dec. 16, 1983
BOX 12 - TMI-Murdoch (cont.)
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 200 TMI: Senator Spector #4 - Dec. 16, 1983 201 Robert Pollard, UCS, Middletown, Why No Restart - Mar. 21, 1984 202 Ralph Nader, Forum, Harrisburg #1 - Mar. 27, 1984 203 Ralph Nader, Forum, Harrisburg #2 - Mar. 27, 1984 204 Pollard - Mar. 21, 1984 (master for copies) 205 Nader at Forum - Mar. 27, 1984 and Thornburgh - Mar. 28, 1984 (master) 206 TMI: 5 Years Later - Health Effects Panel #1 - Mar. 25, 1984 207 TMI: 5 Years Later - Health Effects Panel #2 - Mar. 25, 1984 208 TMI: Reports - Mar. 28, 1984 - Apr. 8, 1984 209 TMI: Reports - Apr. 8, 1984 - May 25, 1984 210 TMI: Reports - May 26, 1984 - Jul. 8, 1984 211 TMI: Reports - Oct. 2, 1984 212 TMI: Reports - Dec. 6-26, 1984 213 TMI: Reports - Dec. 6, 1984 - Jan. 27, 1985 214 “Low-Level” Wastes - Jan. 1985; TMI-1 Restart? - Feb. 1985 215 TMI: Reports - Sep. 4, 1985 - Oct. 18, 1985 216 Shoreham Nuclear Plant and Labor Racketeering - Mar. 23, 1985
BOX 13 - TMI-Murdoch
AUDIO CASSETTES (cont.) 217 TMI: Reports - Jan. 27, 1985 - Feb. 12, 1985 218 TMI: Reports - Feb. 13, 1985 - Apr. 12, 1985 219 TMI: Reports - Jun. 18, 1985 - Sep. 31, 1985 220 Risky Business: Nuclear Power in the ‘80’s - Sep. 25, 1985 221 “Nightline” re: Nuclear Issues: Pollard, McClure, etc. - Jun. 7, 1985 222 “The Fire Unleashed” re: Nuclear Weapons, Wastes, and Power Generation (ABC) - Jun. 6, 1985 223 “The Fire Unleashed” re: Nuclear Weapons, Wastes, and Power Generation (ABC) - June. 6, 1985 224 TMI: Reports - Mar. 17, 1985 - May 25, 1985 225 TMI: Thornburgh Speakes re: Restart - Mar. 1984 226 TMI: Reports includes Governor on “Donahue” - May 30, 1985 - Jun. 18, 1985 227 NRC: Meeting at which Restart was okayed - May 29, 1985 228 NRC: Meeting with Thornburgh and others #1 - May 22, 1985 229 NRC: Meeting with Thornburgh and others #2 - May 22, 1985 230 Connie, Memorial - Jun. 1, 1985
SERIES 15 – PHOTOGRAPHS
The Photographs series contains photographs of the reopening of the Three Mile Island Visitor Center on July 7, 1979. These items have been separated out from the collection and are housed among the photo files.
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PHOTOGRAPHS - PC TMI-Murdoch
PHOTOGRAPHS Folder 01) View of plant from front of Visitor Center (3 color) TMI Visitor Center parking lot (1 color) View of front of Visitor Center (1 color) Monitoring instruments at Visitor Center (1 color)
This collection register was prepared by Regan Winn, February 2002.