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By JOAN ERAFFORD
Staff W riter and
MICHAEL WADE
State and National Editor
Nukes have made the news often recently.
Carolina Power and Light Co. began building a huge $4.2
billion nuclear power plant in New Hill, about 20 miles from
Chapel Hill, after the Nuclear Regulatory Commission granted
its approval for the project on Jan. 27 of this year.
Even before approval was granted, protests like the "die
ins" held last week erupted from anti-nuclear power groups in
the area. But CP & L officials say the fears of the anti-nuke
groups are unfounded and that the plant will be put into
operation on schedule.
I think it's unfortunate that everybody does not take the
time to truly understand this issue," said Chuck M oseley, who is
manager of the visitor's center at the Shearon Harris site and a '
registered engineer. "There has never been a death from
radiation exposure in a commercial nuclear plant."
M oseley and Mac Harris, news services manager for the
utility, said some of the claims of the plant's danger are
inaccurate.
Cult in Guyana -commits mass suicide
GEORGETOWN, Guyana . (AP)
Troops swept through a steaming jungle
Monday in search of American religious
zealots who fled their remote compound
and left behind a scene of horror and
death the bodies of at least 383 fellow
cultists, some shot, most apparently
poisoned by their own hands in a mass
suicide.
Among the bodies found at the camp
were those of the sect's fanatical founder,
the Rev. Jim Jones, his wife and one of
their children, said Police Chief C.
Augustus.
Soldiers counted 163 women, 138 men
and 82 children among the dead. They all
were believed to be Americans. Many
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"Some material given out in a demonstration in downtown
Raleigh last week is just factually incorrect information,"
Harris said in an interview Monday. "Why it's inaccurate I
don't know. Protestors have read the. wrong material -the
material they've read is misinformed."
The first of the plant's four reactors is scheduled to begin
operation in 1984. M oseley said CP & L must obtain a separate
operating license for each reactor from the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission. The company will request the first of the licenses
in 1983, and if current plans pan out the plant will be producing
at its full 3,600 megawatt capacity in 1990. Plans for the start of
production were delayed twice because the growth in demand
for electricity. was declining.
The operating licenses and the N RC construction license are
just two of "many, many different licenses" that must be
obtained to build a nuclear plant, M oseley said. Before
applying for the construction, permit in 1971, CP & L made
numerous geological, meteorological, seismological and other
studies of the area, he said.
.The process also included public hearings, including final
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The mass deaths apparently occurred
about an hour or more after members of
the California sect. People's Temple,
ambushed a visiting investigative group
led by Congressman Leo J. Ryan, killing
Ryan and four others.
Augustus said there was no evidence of
gunshot wounds on the bodies of Jones,
his wife or child. "It appears that they
drank some poison," he said.
Still unaccounted for were between 500
and 800 of Jones followers who fled into
the jungle around the agricultural
commune, 150 miles northwest of this
South American capital.
The killings and mass suicide, triggered
by Ryan's inspection visit, apparently
were the final cry of a violence-hardened
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the mass deaths, told reporters of
terrifying hours he and another attorney,
Charles Garry, spent in the camp and the
rainy jungle nearby late Saturday and
Sunday.
Lane, a prominent champion of
controversial cases and a legal counsel to
the sect, said he and Garry were barred
from a mass meeting at the camp,
Jonestown, but that they heard residents
discussing communal suicide over a
loudspeaker. Lane said one spoke of "the
beauty of death as part of our struggle."
The cultists reportedly had long
considered mass suicide if they felt their
sect threatened. Jones and the sect had
been under investigation in California
before he founded the Guyana camp last
year.
Lane, being guarded with Garry in a
building some distance from the meeting,
said he had heard medical personnel were
preparing , poison in a large vat
somewhere, in the camp.
But he said that from their vantage
point they also saw a dozen men take
"many" automatic rifles from a shed.
One of their two guards told them, "We
are all going to die now" Lane said.
"They were smiling. They looked
genuinely happy," he said.
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represented in the' hearings arc "absolutely wrong," M oseley
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During Karen Silkwoud activities last week, a simulated
radioactive waste shipment from Charlotte to the Shearon
Harris site was , held to illustrate potential dangers .
Transportation of such materials is not allowed, buy Moseley '
said CP & L is hoping new energy policies will allow spent
radioactive fuel to be shipped to reproduction plants, which he
said would greatly increase the efficiency of nuclear power
production. Spent fuel already has been shipped between CP &
L nuclear plants in Hartsville. S.C. and Southport, N.C.
Moseley said.
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amount of precautions they were unaware of, he said. "1 have
been in this business 14 years, and I have made it part of my
decision-making process to find out what both sides have to
say. I wouldn't do it if I didn't think it was safe."
Mideast
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to reverse the tougher position it adopted
earlier this month, particularly the
demand for a timetable establishing
Palestinian self-rule in the occupied
lands.
Begin is scheduled to convene his
cabinet Tuesday to resume a debate on
the negotiationsThe debate was
adjourned Sunday.
The sources said Begin is endorsing the
stand of his top negotiators, Foreign
'Minister Moshe Dayan and Defense
Minister Ezer Weizman. both of whom
supported the U.S. -suggested
compromise. Several members of the 17
man cabinet oppose the draft treaty, but
.Begin's influence was expected to swing
the cabinet behind his decision.
The Israeli sources said the points
now acceptable to Begin include:
A clause in the preamble stating that
the treaty would be the basis of future
treaties with Israel's ; other Arab
neighbors.
A reference to Egypt's "special
interest" in the Gaza Strip, which it
administered before Israel captured the
area in the 1968 Mideast war. '
In return for adopting the two points.
Begin wants the Egyptians to drop
demands for a timetable for autonomy
and for Egytian police presence and
liaison office in the Gaza Strip, and to
omit a clause giving the Egyptian-Israeli
treaty priority over previous Egyptian
agreements with Arab states.
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PCB defendants plead innocent
HALIFAX (AP) Three New, York men accused of dumping toxic PCBs
along more than 200 miles of North Carolina highways entered pleas of
innocent Monday in Halifax County Superior Court. Judge Richard
Alls brook scheduled a hearing on the case for Jan. 15, when he is expected to
rule on a defense motion to dismiss the charges.
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Dr. Patrick Steptoe, the British physician who
spearheaded research that led to the first test-tube birth in July, is helping
to map plans for a test-tube baby center here.
Steptoe and Dr. Robert Edwards, who combined to develop the procedure
for the Jyly 25 birth of Louise Brown in Britain, will be advisors for the project
at the Eastern Virginia Medical School
Moms appointed appeals court chief
RALEIGH (AP) NaomiE. Morris, ajudge on the North Carolina Court of
Appeals since it was formed in 1967, was appointed the court's chief judge
Monday.
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Susie Sharp made the appointment,
which makes North Carolina the only state with women as chiefs ot its two
appellate courts.
Morris will replace Judge Walter E. Brock Dec. 1. Brock was elected to the
Supreme Court this month.
Computer suspect arraigned
LOS ANGELES (AP) Stanley Mark Rifkin was arraigned Monday on a
federal indictment charging him with the theft-by-computer of $10.2 million in
bank-funds.
The FBI has said Rifkin managed to transfer $10.2 million from Security
Pacific bankto, an account he had set up in Switzerland. He is accused of
converting most of the money into diamonds he bought from the Russian
government. .- .
Castro meets with exiles
HAVANA (A P) President Fidel Castro met for the first time with Cuban
exiles Monday at the start of a series of discussions that could result in freedom
for most Cuban political prisoners.
The meetings are the first between a group of exiles and Cuban government
officials in almost 20 years of Castro rule. Besides freedpm for prisoners, the
sessions also could lead to free travel for exiles wishing to visit their homeland
and for Cubans who want to visit relatives in the United States.
Democrats to nominate Stewart
RALEIGH (A P) Democrats elected to the 1979 state House meet today to
nominate Cart Stewart, D-Gaston, to an unprecedented second term as.
Speaker. Stewart -was expected to easily win nomination to a second term and
faced no serious opposition.
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Personals
ELI COBEY: Is this NICE enough! Lindsay and Lori.
Nah, really, thanks for everything and remember us
December 2nd.
TO OUR BEST FRIENDS the Cricketeers: We
were hoppin mad thanks to a few brooms and Mug-a-Bug
we have returned from the great outdoors to
an immaculate existence. Please don't bug us
anymore. Love the Jiminies
CAROLINA SPIKERS MA, Jackie, Sue, Cindy,
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Pat , Connie, Coach. Thanks for a super season and
for strengthening the Carolina winning tradition!
Next year its "WIN' on 2" 2... " WIN! LOVE,
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MANY THANKS TO the DTH's John Milton. We
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