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Communications - Type
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Communications - Council Term
1996-1998
Communication
0212
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166
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Glen Swartout, et. al., Starfire International
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FC
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Presented: FC - 4/24/97
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FND/CIP
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AGE FC 04/24/1997 1996-1998
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\Council Records\Agendas\1996-1998\Finance Committee (FC)
BIL 062 Draft 01 1996-1998
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\Council Records\Bills\1996-1998
COM 0212.000 1996-1998
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i <br /> Starfire International done 808-935-5991. <br /> c/o P.O. Sox 499I, Hilo, Hawaii [96720] F~~C 808.935.5988 <br /> I <br /> In the Hilo paper, the promoter of irr diata'o compares food <br /> irradiation to microwaves. I couldn't agree more', with the <br /> comparison. Although microwaves are not onizjn radiation, thus <br /> having much less potential to produce dise e-ca~~ng effects in our <br /> food, studies in Europe have showed that ogle (Keating microwave- <br /> cooked food after just a couple weeks alrea y sh W the same type of <br /> changes in the blood as those seen among c ncer ii, patients. Don't we <br /> have more than enough cancer in America? Thy? tstatistics are rapidly <br /> increasing toward 1 in 2 expected to get ca cer 'd ring their lifetime <br /> by the year 2000 if we don't do something diffex;e~t. Shipment and <br /> storage of more radioactive materials to our 'slang is not going to <br /> help. Exposure of food to devitalizing, dam gingjl'rradiation is not <br /> going to help. Most people on the island a read ' have radioactive <br /> byproducts of the plutonium industry in the r hoes and offices.' <br /> We should be getting rid of such an undesi able .p'~resence, not <br /> increasing it. Will radioactive material be s ippec# in by boat? How <br /> would a spill in Hilo Bay be handled? By r? T2t~agine the potential <br /> problems there. <br /> it <br /> With warmest Aloha, <br /> 1 <br /> Dr. Glen Tvl. Swartwout <br /> Mr. John C. Moylan i <br /> Mr. James Moylan I <br /> Ms. Share Trust-Kern <br /> Mrs. Kathy Plack <br /> <br /> Ms. Regan Watanabe <br /> <br /> Starfire International <br /> JJi~i <br /> <br /> P.S. Following is an excerpt on the pr blemi'S I, created by food <br /> <br /> irradiation from Dr. Swartwout's book, a netic Po ut~ <br /> Solutions. ~ <br /> d <br /> Most smoke alarms contain radioactive Amerieiu S ~rfire distributes <br /> <br /> radiation free smoke alarms that would also save ore l i s from fires on the <br /> <br /> island, if they were installed instead. <br /> j'. <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> <br />
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