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Jose E. Llana Seabrook, Texas...
More recently, Div School activists have turned to the dual issues of nuclear weapons and nuclear power. Two years ago a contingent of students jointed in the protest at the Seabrook, N.H. nuclear power plant, returning to organize the Harvard Divinity School Peace Fellowship...
...support of over 100 groups, but they don't even have 100 people," the official says. And Harvard spokesman Rosen notes, "One interesting fact about the NOMATEP coalition is that there's never been a national environmental or special interest group behind them. It hasn't been like Seabrook, for instance...
...people had ever heard of Karen Silkwood on that fatal winter day, but over the next five years her death sparked rallies and candlelight processions in New York, Chicago, St. Petersburg and Cleveland. A symbol for the feminists, the environmentalists, and the labor movement, her name was shouted at Seabrook and invoked in union halls. In 1979, when a federal court jury found Kerr-McGee guilty of negligience and awarded the Silkwood estate $10.5 million in damages, her picture made the front pages of papers across the nation. She became what Richard Rashke calls "a nuclear martyr...
...Public Service Company, which owns the Seabrook plant, will file with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for an operating license this year and hopes to begin operating its first reactor in 1983, Norman Cullerot, manager of nuclear information, said yesterday