Nuclear Energy

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1 Common objections to nuclear fission are unnecessary concerns
Northern Iowan 105:31, p.4 		Believes nuclear power is safe, clean, and efficient. Waste disposal is not a problematic since exposure is similar to that of an x ray. Using mountains as containers provides a dry and safe place for the waste.
2 Thoughts on dichotomies
Northern Iowan 104:21, p.7 		Personal and governmental dichotomies discussed.
3 Nuclear war on the way?
Northern Iowan 102:53, p.7 		The threat of nuclear war appears to be increasing with Iran's desire to proceed with nuclear capabilities.
4 Global nuclear re-arming
Public Relations News Release 1994:535, p.1 		Professor Vajpeyi believes U. S. influence will not be adhered to by all the nuclear powers.
5 Clinton administration cuts nuclear program
Northern Iowan 90:21, p.7 		Believes Clinton made bad decision on nuclear power.
6 Fusion flashbacks
Public Relations News Release 1992:463, p.1 		Peter Hoekje states that even though the Three Mile Island accident was tragic, it prompted extensive re-evaluation of the safety of existing nuclear power plants.
7 Future of nuclear power in U.S. guaranted after study was "whitewahed" in 1964, says University of Nothern Iowa history professor.
Public Relations News Release 1989:293, p.1 		The boom years of nuclear power between 1965 and 1976 might never have occurred, if the results of a damage study conducted in 1964 had not been suppressed by nuclear power supporters, according to John Johnson.
8 Dealing with nuclear wastes--dangerous but a necessary evil?
Public Relations News Release 1988:342, p.1 		Erwin Richter says improvements in storing nuclear wastes have been developed. Richter estimates that all of the nuclear wastes in the country would equal a pile of five feet deep the size of a football field.
9 Scherzo
Northern Iowan 78:51, p.2 		Workers at a nuclear power plant frighten protestors.
10 'Day Before Doomsday' author at UNI Tuesday
Northern Iowan 77:39, p.4 		Sidney Lens will speak; photo.
11 Cordaro: protest is 'a way of life'
Northern Iowan 77:23, p.1, 3 		Profile of Father Frank Cordaro; photo.
12 1980, a year of decision: Babbit says nuclear a troubled energy source
Northern Iowan 77:12, p.4 		Excerpts from speech by Bruce Babbit; photo.
13 Event to feature futurist
Northern Iowan 76:57, p.4 		Lee Smalley will speak on the future of technology.
14 Was Karen Silkwood murdered?
Northern Iowan 76:21, p.3 		A memorial service was held for Karen Silkwood who died of radiation poisoning.
15 Nuclear industry talk to be tomorrow afternoon
Northern Iowan 76:19, p.1 		A presentation about the nuclear industry and its hazards will be held in memory of Karen Silkwood.
16 Nuclear pros and cons discussed
Northern Iowan 76:2, p.5 		Iowa Public Interest Research Group hosted a debate on the pros and cons of nuclear energy.
17 O'Halloran urges careful examination of nuclear safety regulations
Northern Iowan 75:57, p.1 		Mary O'Halloran discusses the energy crisis and the possible construction of additional nuclear power plants in the Midwest.
18 Anti-nuke march in D.C.
Northern Iowan 75:55, p.2 		Would like interested people to contact them if they are interested in the anti-nuke movement.
19 Participate in anti-nuclear demonstration
Northern Iowan 75:52, p.3 		IaPIRG member urges students to attend the anti-nuclear demonstration in Cedar Rapids.
20 We asked: do you think nuclear power should continue? And you said..
Northern Iowan 75:50, p.3 		Students asked if nuclear power should continue being developed; photo.
21 "Do we deserve to feel safe?"
Northern Iowan 75:47, p.2 		Student believes that modern man has no right to feel safe.
22 Anti-nuclear film
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.9
23 IaPIRG urges tighter control over nuclear material transport; petitions Cedar Falls Council
Northern Iowan 75:45, p.1
24 "Let your voice be heard" urges IaPIRG
Northern Iowan 75:38, p.3 		Nuclear energy is criticized by the members of IaPIRG.
25 Anti-nuke rally planned; IaPIRG member urges participation
Northern Iowan 75:36, p.2 		IaPIRG will hold a rally at the Palo nuclear power plant on April 21.
26 IaPIRG invites students to learn about nuclear dangers
Northern Iowan 75:25, p.3 		IaPIRG recently held a peaceful assembly to protest the nuclear plant in Palo.
27 Environmental rally
Northern Iowan 75:22, p.3 		UNI students will be holding an environmental rally to protest the nuclear plant in Palo.
28 IaPIRG rally planned
Northern Iowan 75:22, p.11 		Will rally at nuclear plant in Palo.
29 laPIRG plans support for environmental rally
Northern Iowan 75:19, p.2 		laPIRG believes Iowa's nuclear plant in Palo is a threat to the environment.
30 In the public interest
Northern Iowan 74:22, p.2 		ISPIRG presents its views on nuclear energy.
31 Urges students to attend meeting
Northern Iowan 73:25, p.2 		First of a series of meetings that will discuss the construction of nuclear power plants.
32 Nuclear power debated; alternatives offered
Northern Iowan 72:41, p.4 		Excerpts from debate on nuclear energy.
33 Concerned with nuclear juggernaut; Sieleman for ISPIRG
Northern Iowan 72:40, p.3 		Greg Sieleman speaks out for ISPIRG.
34 Nuclear energy
Northern Iowan 72:28, p.11 		Group will gather to discuss hazards.
35 Sieleman to confab
Northern Iowan 71:22, p.5 		Will attend conference on nuclear energy.
36 Consider these facts
Northern Iowan 69:50, p.2 		Critical of recent article on nuclear energy.
37 The Duane Arnold Energy Center and the ecology of the Cedar River
Northern Iowan 69:45, p.3 		Essay.
38 North American Review features nuclear power conflict
Northern Iowan 68:45, p.3

Highlights of issue.
39 Five scientists will speak at symposium this week
College Eye 60:38, p.6 		Will speak on radiation as part of Science Symposium.
40 800 students to participate in symposium
College Eye 60:37, p.1 		Will learn about radiation.
41 T. C. gets 2 more grants
Alumnus 44:1, p.7 		Receives $91,300 from NSF for science and math teacher education; receives $7000 from AEC to cover costs of equipment relating to atomic energy.
42 AEC awards $7,000 grant
College Eye 50:12, p.1 		Will purchase Geiger counters.
43 Two week TC workshop announced
College Eye 47:25, p.5 		Professor Kercheval will lead class on radioisotopes.
44 Radioisotopes is subject of workshop
College Eye 46:33, p.4 		Quick look at the workshop.
45 College receives $1000 grant from Standard Oil
Alumnus 39:2, p.3 		Will fund scholarships for the study of radioisotopes.
46 TC receives $300 more for research
College Eye 46:28, p.6 		For radioisotopes workshop.
47 Staffers assist in publication of series dealing with atomic energy education
Alumnus 37:3, p.11 		State publishes five-volume series.
48 Reporter interviews Alyea after atomic talk Monday
College Eye 44:37, p.4 		Interview with Hubert Alyea.
49 AEC fellowships are now available in science fields
College Eye 42:14, p.7
50 Teach fifth-graders about Atomic Science
Public Relations News Release 1950:66, p.1 		Iowa's plan is the first statewide attempt in the nation to promote atomic education and will reach grade school, high school, college, and adult education levels. The fifth-graders did study and remember a speaking knowledge of neutrons and fission.
51 Waverly forum to discuss atom
College Eye 41:7, p.6 		The topic will be "Will Atomic Energy Destroy us?"
52 'Advent of atomic era speeded up by war,' says Rogers in Shenandoah
College Eye 40:36, p.4 		Professor Rogers offers views on atomic energy at Shenandoah Branch Summer School.
53 Atoms and "Life"
College Eye 39:31, p.2 		Comments on the increasing importance of the atom in our lives.
54 "Life" will display atomic energy exhibit
College Eye 39:30, p.1 		Will be on display for two weeks.
55 William Laurence describes release of atomic energy
College Eye 37:21, p.3 		Excerpts for address on nuclear weapons and energy.
56 "Our Heritage of Atomic Science" is the topic of lecture
Public Relations News Release 1946:33, p.1 		William Laurence, science editor of the New York Times, will deliver the address.
57 T. C. graduate of '40 works on atomic bomb
College Eye 37:7, p.5 		Dorothea Feisner Sacher worked in Chicago lab.
58 Two former students work on atomic bomb project
Public Relations News Release 1945:211, p.1 		Ward Lyon and John H. Coobs, currently seniors at Iowa State, have been working with the bomb project at Iowa State. Frank H. Spedding heads the project.
59 Dial Dope 1540
College Eye 35:4, p.4 		Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
60 Shafer new chemistry seminar sponsor here
College Eye 32:5, p.4 		Discuss atomic energy.
61 Science Club
College Eye 6:25, p.3 		Professor Begeman will address students on structure of atom at next meeting.
62 Cedar Falls has a specimen
Normal Eyte 14:24, p.382 		ISNS has a specimen of radium.
63 On Wednesday afternoon
Normal Eyte 14:22, p.350 		Professor Page gave a lecture on radium.