Nuclear Energy

Displaying 1 - 50 of 63 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Common objections to nuclear fission are unnecessary concerns Northern Iowan 105:31, p.4	01/30/2009	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	11/06/2007	Personal and governmental dichotomies discussed.
3	Nuclear war on the way? Northern Iowan 102:53, p.7	04/21/2006	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	06/26/1995	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	11/09/1993	Believes Clinton made bad decision on nuclear power.
6	Fusion flashbacks Public Relations News Release 1992:463, p.1	03/29/1993	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	12/06/1989	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	03/13/1989	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	04/23/1982	Workers at a nuclear power plant frighten protestors.
10	'Day Before Doomsday' author at UNI Tuesday Northern Iowan 77:39, p.4	03/06/1981	Sidney Lens will speak; photo.
11	Cordaro: protest is 'a way of life' Northern Iowan 77:23, p.	11/25/1980	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	10/10/1980	Excerpts from speech by Bruce Babbit; photo.
13	Event to feature futurist Northern Iowan 76:57, p.4	06/13/1980	Lee Smalley will speak on the future of technology.
14	Was Karen Silkwood murdered? Northern Iowan 76:21, p.3	11/20/1979	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	11/13/1979	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	09/07/1979	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	06/15/1979	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	05/11/1979	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	05/01/1979	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	04/24/1979	Students asked if nuclear power should continue being developed; photo.
21	"Do we deserve to feel safe?" Northern Iowan 75:47, p.2	04/06/1979	Student believes that modern man has no right to feel safe.
22	Anti-nuclear film Northern Iowan 75:46, p.9	04/03/1979
23	IaPIRG urges tighter control over nuclear material transport; petitions Cedar Falls Council Northern Iowan 75:45, p.1	03/30/1979
24	"Let your voice be heard" urges IaPIRG Northern Iowan 75:38, p.3	02/23/1979	Nuclear energy is criticized by the members of IaPIRG.
25	Anti-nuke rally planned; IaPIRG member urges participation Northern Iowan 75:36, p.2	02/16/1979	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	12/05/1978	IaPIRG recently held a peaceful assembly to protest the nuclear plant in Palo.
27	Environmental rally Northern Iowan 75:22, p.3	11/17/1978	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	11/17/1978	Will rally at nuclear plant in Palo.
29	laPIRG plans support for environmental rally Northern Iowan 75:19, p.2	11/07/1978	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	11/15/1977	ISPIRG presents its views on nuclear energy.
31	Urges students to attend meeting Northern Iowan 73:25, p.2	12/03/1976	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	02/27/1976	Excerpts from debate on nuclear energy.
33	Concerned with nuclear juggernaut; Sieleman for ISPIRG Northern Iowan 72:40, p.3	02/24/1976	Greg Sieleman speaks out for ISPIRG.
34	Nuclear energy Northern Iowan 72:28, p.11	12/12/1975	Group will gather to discuss hazards.
35	Sieleman to confab Northern Iowan 71:22, p.5	11/15/1974	Will attend conference on nuclear energy.
36	Consider these facts Northern Iowan 69:50, p.2	04/27/1973	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	04/11/1973	Essay.
38	North American Review features nuclear power conflict Northern Iowan 68:45, p.3	04/11/1972	Highlights of issue.
39	Five scientists will speak at symposium this week College Eye 60:38, p.6	03/04/1966	Will speak on radiation as part of Science Symposium.
40	800 students to participate in symposium College Eye 60:37, p.1	03/01/1966	Will learn about radiation.
41	T. C. gets 2 more grants Alumnus 44:1, p.7	02/01/1959	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	12/05/1958	Will purchase Geiger counters.
43	Two week TC workshop announced College Eye 47:25, p.5	04/06/1956	Professor Kercheval will lead class on radioisotopes.
44	Radioisotopes is subject of workshop College Eye 46:33, p.4	06/17/1955	Quick look at the workshop.
45	College receives $1000 grant from Standard Oil Alumnus 39:2, p.3	05/01/1955	Will fund scholarships for the study of radioisotopes.
46	TC receives $300 more for research College Eye 46:28, p.6	04/29/1955	For radioisotopes workshop.
47	Staffers assist in publication of series dealing with atomic energy education Alumnus 37:3, p.11	09/01/1953	State publishes five-volume series.
48	Reporter interviews Alyea after atomic talk Monday College Eye 44:37, p.4	07/10/1953	Interview with Hubert Alyea.
49	AEC fellowships are now available in science fields College Eye 42:14, p.7	01/12/1951
50	Teach fifth-graders about Atomic Science Public Relations News Release 1950:66, p.1	10/11/1950	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.