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Handwritten schedule of unidentified group in Ciudad Juarez (Likely accompanying WardValley_Other_012199_CoalicionBinacional.pdf "Borderless Friendship & Information Exchange Program of Activities"
Partial list, in Spanish, of demands by to be presented at the "first meeting of the legislature of the northern border states"
Materials associated with public meeting of the Advisory Group on Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal
Decision: Request for Sale of Lands: Department of Health Services, State of California
Scientific Panel-Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal (Revised)
Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Declares Ward Valley A Sacred Site
Environmentalists and Native Americans Warn Governor Davis against another Ward Valley nuclear dump
Greenpeace Denounces Radioactive Dumping in California Desert
Interior secretary requests state hearing on Ward Valley prior to land transfer decision
Fight over proposed Ward Valley Nuke Dump Heats Up
One Hundred Protest Infront of Senator Feinstein's Office
Radioactive Waste Unlikely to Reach Grou(. . .) Proposed Disposal Site: Continued Monito(. . .)
NAS Dissent on Ward Valley may be First Ever for Board-Usual Unaminity Increases Significance of Dissent
Deputy secretary responds to California's Transfer Offer on Ward Valley Low-Level Waste Site
US Department of Interior Poised to Transfer Land to California
Coalition of Bay Area groups to Hold Rally and Protest Aainst Ward Valley Nuclear Dump
Protect LA's drinking water
Native American spiritual gathering in opposition to Ward Valley radioactive waste dump
Wilson praises supreme court validation of Ward Valley
US geological survey attacked for assigning evaluation of nuclear waste dump leak to the same person who suppressed the data showing dump is leaking
Gov Wilson Declares California unable to comply with Waste Policy Act
Mojave and Apache indians speak against the UA's desecration of two sacred sites- Ward Valley and Mt. Graham
Clinton orders nuke lab to study nuke dump. No public comment allowed
interior deputy secretary announces follow-up study and tritium testing at Ward Valley site
Ward Valley delay continues to threaten California's public health

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