Nuke Info Tokyo 1995

NUKE INFO TOKYO 50 (Nov. /Dec. 1995)

• Plutonium Surplus and Rokkasho Costs Soar
• Pu Hold-Up at PFPF Still Controversial
• A Nuclear Boom in Asian Regionv
• CNIC Urge STA to Investigate the VHLW Leakage
• Dismantle Plutonium for Japanese FBR Contributes to World Peace??
• Anti-Nuke Who’s Who – Shimahashis
• News Watch
  — S. Korea Axes Plan to Build N-Waste Facilities on an Island
  — Plan of Construction of N-Plants in Kushima Frozen
  — Haphazard Nuclear Accidents Repeatedly Occur
  — Aomori Prefecture Invites ITER
  — A Referendum to Question The N-Plant Postponed
  — Yonggwang 4 Stopped

NUKE INFO TOKYO 49 (Sep. /Oct. 1995)

• CNIC Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Against French and Chinese Nuclear Testing
  – Outrage, As France And China Snub World Opinion
  – Dialogue With French Diplomat
  – Anti-Nuclear Pan-Asian Demonstrations
• Cesium l37 Detected in Glass Logs
• Annual Collective Dose of N-plant Workers
• Anti-Nuke Who’s Who – Abe Family in Onagawa Town
• News Watch
  — Spent Fuel Left Tomari Amid Protest
  — KEPC0 Replaces Vessel Heads of 3 PWRs
  — PNC Plans Waste Laboratory at Tohnoh

NUKE INFO TOKYO 48 (July /August 1995)

• 50 Years 0n From Hiroshima and Nagasaki – What Have We Learned from History?
• Cancellation of Ohma ATR Shakes Japan’s Plutonium Program
• HLW Transport Series — No.9 – HLW Canisters’ Safety Questioned
• Significant Incidents at Nuclear Plants (July to December 1994)
• Anti-Nuke Groups Active Around Japan – Mothers’ Group Protects Children from Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities
• News Watch
  — It’s Official Hanau is dead!
  — Japan’s Nuclear Export
  — A Referendum to Question the N-plant
  — The Japan’s First and Last Nuclear-powered Vessel

NUKE INFO TOKYO 47 (May /June 1995)

• HLW Transport Series — No.9 – Pacific Pintail Arrived Amid Protest
• NGO Played Momentous Roles at NPT Review Conference
• A Total Nuclear Ban rather than Nuclear ”Non-Proliferation”
• An Earthquake Would Lead To Reactor Power Excursion
• Significant Incidents at Nuclear Plants (January to June 1994)
• Save Orchid Island! – An Appeal from Taiwan
• News Watch
  — China’s N-Plant Shutdown
  — Monju Restarted, but Stopped Again
  — Referenda to Stop N-Plant Construction
  — Anti-Nuke Candidates Won Around Japan

NUKE INFO TOKYO 46 (March /April 1995)

• HLW Transport — Series 8
• Petitions Bring Gov’t Nuclear Policy to a Deadlock
• The Hanshin Quake – Nuclear Nightmare –
• Anti-Nuke Who’s Who – Suzuko Numata
• News Watch
  — Kyoto Round Table Talks Held on Plutonium Policy
  — International Conference for Asian Cooperation
  — Anti-nuke Candidate Loses Election for Aomori Governorship
  — First Glassification in Japan-0perations Halted after Only Third Log

NUKE INFO TOKYO 45 (Jan. /Feb. 1995)

• HLW Transport Series — 7 – Oshita Runs for Aomori Governorship
• Hormesis Symposium Held
• Plutonium Surplus Increases Amid Lack of Transparency
• Aging Nuclear Power Plants
• News Watch
  — Kobe Quake Proves Safety Is Not Assured
  — 833,000 Signatures Against Monju Submitted
  — Construction of RETF Begins
  — Ikata3 Begins Operation
  — Nuclear Waste Site in South Korea