Re: An old waste burial site??

[GACMail98@aol.com]

fyi.  Note Ms. Erhart's posting, which also mentions "GC161."

Glenn
GACMail98@aol.com

In a message dated 98-10-22 15:52:48 EDT, radshoals@airnet.net 
(Jesse H. Coleman) writes:

<< Subj:	 An old waste burial site??
 
 I am looking for information on a possible radioactive burial
 site maybe 40 or 50 miles west of Los Angeles.  It was
 supposed to have been used untill maybe 1950 and may have
 been called GC161.
  >>

<<<Subj:	 Plea for help from Simi Valley, CA
Date:	98-10-22 10:04:31 EDT
From:	catalyst@envirolink.org (Mike Ewall)
Sender:	owner-nukenet@envirolink.org
Reply-to:	catalyst@envirolink.org
To:	nukenet@envirolink.org

FORWARDED MESSAGE - PLEASE REPLY TO KCinCAL@aol.com

>From: KCinCAL@aol.com
Date: 19 Oct 1998

 I have recently moved to Simi Valley, Ca. I was recently told by a
realtor that there was some sort of nuclear waste put behind some
local mountains in 1951. My child did a TRIAL evacuation for when the
gases blow over the mountain. I am frightened. I was told by the
realtor also that people who she has talked to have said they were
sicker and more tired while living here. Simi Valley sits
approximately 30 miles from Los Angeles, in Ventura county. It is 8
miles by 4 miles and surrounded by mountains. I AM VERY CONCERNED. My
daughter said it was called GC161.

 Do you have any information? Can you direct me where to go to
research it? I was told that the Los Angeles times did an article 8
years ago. My family and I have lived here in Simi for 1 month. We
frequently have red faces at the same time. Is this some kind of
reaction possibly to thermal meltdown. Please get back with me...even
if you feel that you have little info for me. I need some kind of
advice. This is the forbidden discussion...people just want to be in
denial about the environment!

Thank you
Cheryl Erhart
Kcincal@aol.com>
>>>
************************************************************************
The RADSAFE Frequently Asked Questions list, archives and subscription
information can be accessed at http://www.ehs.uiuc.edu/~rad/radsafe.html