Page 14 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981
National
Reagan’s energy plan
criticized by Nader
United Press International
WASHINGTON — Consumer
advocate Ralph Nader says Presi
dent Reagan’s nuclear energy plan
is a boondoggle to save a dying
domestic nuclear industry with
taxpayers’ money.
Nader called for an immediate
shutdown of all nuclear power
plants, a moratorium on new con
struction and a ban on nuclear ex
ports. He spoke at public hearings
Friday on the president’s program
by the House subcommittee on
oversight and investigations.
The administration plan would
speed up the licensing process for
nuclear reactors, lift the ban on
commercial plutonium reproces
sing, let the Department of Ener
gy purchase plutonium from pri
vate suppliers and allow the milit
ary to buy commercial spent fuel
for conversion to weapons-grade
plutonium.
Nader said the plan “is all that
stands in the way of the collapse of
nuclear power in the United
States.” He accused Reagan of
turning the Department of Ener
gy “into an arm of the nuclear in
dustry.”
But a nuclear physicist. Dr.
Edward Teller, praised the plan,
calling it “the first significant step
in dealing with the energy shor
tage.”
Nader criticized the adminis
tration for “massively increasing
the federal nuclear budget,” in
cluding the Clinch River Breeder
Reactor project, while cutting bil
lions from Social Security, school
lunches, and dozens of other social
billion dollar warning, a glimmer
of the catastrophies — both econo
mic and radioactive — which
await the continual myopia and
procrastination that has characte
rized congressional avoidance of
this energy tragedy for too many
years,” he said.
Teller said the plan would
“serve both economic stability and
peace.” He said the United States
“must find substitutes for oil, and
do so with all possible speed.”
programs.
“Three Mile Island was a multi-
Teller said the Soviet Union is
threatening the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization by encircling
the oil-rich Middle East and in
creasing its control of Western
Europe’s major oil sources in
order to make that continent cri
tically dependent on energy con
trolled by the Soviet Union.
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