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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1981
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Plant move
would be
long, costly
United Press International
GOLDEN, Colo. — A pre
liminary study by the U.S. De
partment of Energy says it would
take 10 to 15 years and cost more
than $2 billion to move the Rocky
Flats nuclear weapons plant to
another location.
The study, which made no re
commendations, was conducted
to gather information on a possible
relocation of the facility.
The study, released Monday,
concluded it would cost $1.6 bil
lion to relocate that part of the
Rocky Flats plant that uses
radioactive plutonium. If the
these operations were moved, the
study said the most suitable areas
for the relocation would be south
ern Texas, southwestern Wyom
ing or eastern Utah.
The study also concluded that
the Golden fault, which underlies
Rocky Flats, is inactive and will
produce only one earthquake in
450 years. It said no other geologic
features in the area were potential
seismic hazards.
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Vets get help for nightmares
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SAN ANTONIO — Veterans
who continually dream of the hor
rors of killing women and children
(luring the Vietnam conflict can
get rid of their nightmares by
analyzing them, a psychiatrist said
Tuesday.
"By analyzing their dreams,
you can find how they (dreams) are
really an unconscious history of
Vietnam,” said Dr. Harry Wil-
mer, a psychiatrist at the Univer
sity of Texas Health Science
Center.
“There seems to be a great
many repetitive dreams dealing
with killing women and children.
That destruction happens in every
war, but this time soldiers were
killing women and children who
were going to kill them.”
Wilmer, 65, has been treating
Vietnam veterans suffering from
psychological trauma at the Audie
L. Murphy Veterans Hospital. He
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given him clues to resolving cer
tain recurring nightmares com
mon to many men who were in
combat during the Vietnam con
flict.
The psychiatrist said most of his
patients were men about 32 years
old who were hurt by failing to
receive a hero’s welcome when
they returned from Vietnam.
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ism in serving their duties,” he
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red when they returned to the Un
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come home or a pat on the back.
“Many are coming to their mid
life crisis and they are trying to
evaluate things they’ve done in
their lives. It is hard to forget the
violence they encountered in
Vietnam.
Wilmer said he had cured and
helped to end the nightmares of
about 75 percent of his patients
who suffered from post-war de
pression.
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