Re[2]: Good Morning America

["Dale Thomas" <Dale.Thomas@guardian.brooks.af.mil>]

     I think this is probably the most relevant comment on this subject 
     that I've seen thus far.  The comment 
     
     "I would certainly think the folks at Los Alamos would know better 
     than to let the attention-grabbing, sound-biting Ms. Lunden pull a 
     stunt like that (darkened room, eerie lighting, music and all)!"

     certainly describes my sentiments to a tee!
     
     
     Of course, this is my own opinion, and does not reflect the views of my 
     employer.
     
     
     Dale Thomas
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Subject: RE: Good Morning America
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at guardian
Date:    10/18/95 9:35 AM


Tommy,
     
I saw that portion of the show as well (I was home sick, I swear!), and what 
perplexes me is that the Los Alamos folks who must have surely been there 
would allow Lunden into that facility when they MUST have known that the 
only way the press knows how to describe plutonium is using the words 
"deadliest substance know to man" and/or "instant death ..."
     
The public may be naive or ignorant (not stupid) enough to believe Joan 
Lunden, but I would certainly think the folks at Los Alamos would know 
better than to let the attention-grabbing, sound-biting Ms. Lunden pull a 
stunt like that (darkened room, eerie lighting, music and all)!
     
Regards,
Michael.
     
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