Nuclear profits make murder worthwhile | Socialist Action 1983

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La representative from her trade union.

In her car was detailed evidence which indicted her KerrConDal McGree with negligence anc falsification about safety regulations al plutonium plant in CimarTonkabona. car crashed and she died. The Stult patrol DUlICC dismissed her death as 'accidental'. The FBI insisted there was no evidence she had been murdered.

car-crash expert hired by her union • the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union said her nac Deel Tammned by vehicle and driven off the road. The manila folder with all the damaging material against KerrMcGree conveniently for the company had disappeared • The evidence she had been compiling Kerr- MeGreeysara four about disregard for health safety which had put employees at death risk from cancer was gone. Kerr-McGree _could breathe a sigh relief Ms Silkwood's death for them was mosi convenient. Her detailed indictment of the CUHl pany had been backed up Morgan, professor of nuclear enginéering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

He reported that 'plutonium pellets were scattered about desks and hallways' adding 'with regard to long term cancer risks, there seemed to be little concern' Karen's own monitor revealed she had been exposed to the deadly plutonium When investigaters checked her His mam, wno some suspect thinks she is the Almighty, kept quiet about that because Mark says he and her 'have an agreement ' Well 00 K A001T 11 with all those 'pork pies' iviny CaDOu between Mark and Cementation you can hardly blame her keeping her mouth shu Micha‹ Slater Cementation's project director and a company spokesperson both denied he worked or got paid Cementation. Then Mark blurted out that he hac worked for them and did get paid.

No wonder his man seriously thinking about buying him a new car and entering him in a 2-month rally Gobi desert.

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"There'd bealot WS WIKIRS if you Stopped Saying O-MAN!" ing to meet a reporter from the New York Times and avaremel ther found cheese and bologna contaminated with plutonium and all the apartment's had be collclIls destroyed.