Re: DECLASSIFIED: HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION

[Steven Dapra <sjd@iolnm.net>]

Jan. 8

	Thanks to Susan Gawarecki for posting the History Channel link.

http://www.historychannel.com/ontv/index.html";>http://www.historychan

	This is also on the History Channel:

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World Premiere!
Contaminated: The Karenk Silkwood Story 
(January 19):
In 1974, nuclear plant worker Karen Silkwood died in a car accident while
on her way to meet with a journalist. She was about to give him documents
supporting her charge that workers at the Kerr-McGee nuclear power plant
were being contaminated and that forty pounds of plutonium were missing.
Was her death truly an accident? Why were the documents never recovered? 

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	(Click on "this month's premieres," then on "History's Mysteries".)


Steven Dapra
sjd@iolnm.net
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