Adder: Nuclear Monitor, July 1989

City: Washington DC, VS
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Five companies bid on Rancho Seco; only one seeks nuclear future10 Jul
Maine becomes first state to ban deregulated nuclear waste10 Jul
House energy committee defeats one-step licensing provision10 Jul
Performance of operating reactors10 Jul
LILCO shareholders approve Shoreham sale as DOE, congress protest10 Jul
Seabrook unable to complete low-power testing10 Jul
Intervenors line up to oposse Quadrax on Rancho Seco, Bellefonte24 Jul
House may vote on one-step licensing, Shoreham, tritium issues24 Jul
Comley ordered to turn over tapes; Stello nomination opposed24 Jul
Seabrook won't be operating until at least 199024 Jul
A scientist at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory24 Jul
New orders new tests of motor-operated valves28 Jul
Anti-nuclear activist Steve Cromley has been found in contempt28 Jul
Florida Power & Light whistleblower Thomas Saporito has appealed28 Jul
The Department of Energy has begun public hearings28 Jul
The NRC has asked utilities to inspect certain types of swing28 Jul
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