Nuclear Reaction: Bibliogaphy

Bergh, Peter, MS Harvard Planning and Landscape Architecture, first chairman of the
Charlotte Planning Commission, 1967 - 1978, Charlotte resident, interview January 28,
1998.

Brennan, Timothy J., et al, A Shock to the System - Restructuring America's Electricity
Industry, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC. 1996.

Burden, W. Douglas, extracts of a letter in an article entitled "Those Atomic Power
Plants," Spring 1969, unknown journal (copy of pages 28 and 29 in Lake Champlain
Committee files).

Burlington Free Press articles: "Low Cost Power Search, Out-of-State Electricity
Prospects Dim" (January 5, 1965) ; "Champlain Atomic Studies Begin; No Decision Yet"
(October 30, 1968); "Atomic Plant Meet Tonight In Charlotte" (December 6, 1968;
"CVPS To Buy Possible Site for Nuclear Plant" (December 7, 1968; "CVPS Considering
Either Nuclear Or Fossil Fuel Plant in Charlotte" (December 17, 1968); "Charlotte
Planning Group Votes Against Nuclear Power Plant" (January 20, 1969); "Charlotte
Land and Investment, CVPS President Meredith Says" (April 10, 1969).

Candon, J. Dynan, son-in-law of Richard and Mary Thurber and in training program at
Central Vermont Public Service as a nuclear electric generation specialist in 1967-68.
Telephone interview April 27, 1998.

Charlotte News, The, Marjorie L. Coleman, editor, published by the Charlotte
Congregational Church, various articles in issues during 1970.

Charlotte Planning Commission, "Charlotte Comprehensive Plan," March 1996.

Charlotte, Town of, Annual Reports, 1963 - 1978.

Charlotte, Town of, Minutes of Meetings of the Board of Selectmen, 1967 - 1969.

Charlotte, Town of, Minutes of Meetings of the Planning Commission, 1967 - 1969

Charlotte, Town of, Town Proceedings, Volume 6, warnings and minutes of Town
Meetings and Special Meetings from 1964 - 1969.

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Erikson, Kai, A New Species of Trouble - The Human Experience of Modern Disasters,
W.W. Norton & Company, New York, NY, 1994.

Field, Mary, member of Charlotte Planning Commission during 1968 - 1970, Charlotte
resident, interview March 21, 1998.

Griffith, Roger, What a Way to Live and Make a Living - The Lyman P. Wood Story, In
Brief Press, Charlotte, VT, 1994.

Gyorgy, Anna, and friends, NO NUKES: everyone's guide to nuclear power, South End
Press, Boston, MA, 1979.

Hayes, Denis, "The Solar Energy Timetable," Worldwatch Paper 19, Worldwatch
Institute, 1978.

Henson, E. Bennette, and Milton Potash, University of Vermont, "Liminology of Lake
Champlain: 1965-1970, A Completion Report to the Office of Water Resources
Research, Department of the Interior", submitted December 1970. Funding from the U.S.
Department of the Interior, Office of Water Resources Research, Act of 1964 and the
University of Vermont and Department of Zoology at the University of Vermont.

Hill, Lawrence J., "Is Policy Leading Analysis in Electric Restructuring?" Electricity
Journal, July 1997, research sponsored by the Office of Utility Technologies, U.S.
Department of Energy.

Klein, Richard M., "Bananas in Vermont," Natural History, February 1970.

Lake Champlain Committee Conservation Fund, Exploring Lake Champlain and its
Highlands, edited by John Howland Jr., Burlington, Vermont, 1981.

Lake Champlain Committee, "Cooling Pond Proposed As Alternative to Nuclear Plant
on Lake Champlain" and "Data Suggests Massive Degree of Thermal Pollution from
Proposed Nuclear Plant", Newsletter, Vol. 6 - No. 3, August 1969.

Lake Champlain Committee, "ANNUAL MEETING," Newsletter, Vol. 7 - No. 2,
August 1970.

Lake Champlain Committee, "Committee Position on Power Plants" and "VELCO
Plans," Newsletter, Vol.7. - No. 1, May 1970.

Lake Champlain Committee, "Lake Champlain Committee Will Oppose Construction of
Nuclear Power Plants Anywhere on the Lake," full-page advertisement run on the back
page of the Burlington Free Press, October 22, 1968. Reprints in files at Lyman P. Wood
Resource Center.

Lake Champlain Committee, "Vermont Legislature Passes Landmark Bill to Control
Power Plant Construction" and "Citizens Committee to Save Cayuga Lake Forces Utility
To Postpone `Indefinitely' Plans To Build Nuclear Reactor On Cayuga Lake,"
Newsletter, Vol. 6 - No. 2, May 1969.

Lake Champlain Committee, "VERMONT YANKEE AGREEMENT," "CHARLOTTE
POLL," "VELCO SITES," and "CAYUGA AGAIN," Newsletter, Vol. 7 - No. 3,
December 1970.

Lake Champlain Committee, correspondence in files from 1968 and 1969, to and from
Justin Brande, W. Douglas Burden, Blake L. Lawrence (Vermont Co-Chairman), Peter S.
Paine, Jr. (General Counsel), Bertrand T. Fay (New York Co-Chairman), Lyman P.
Wood (Secretary/Treasurer), Sarah T. Soule, John O. Outwater P.E., Howard Prentice,
William S. Cowles, Jr., E.F. Schumacher (author of Small is Beautiful, Economics as if
People Mattered), Leonard E. Read (President of the Foundation for Economic
Education, Inc.).

Merriman, Daniel, and Lyle M. Thorpe, editors, The Connecticut River Ecological Study
-The Impact of a Nuclear Power Plant, American Fisheries Society, Washington, D.C.
1976.

Paolucci, Mary (Thurber), daughter of Richard and Mary Thurber, resident of Charlotte
in 1968, currently resides in Glover, VT. Interview April 26, 1998.

Platt, Anne Baker, secretary of the Lake Champlain Committee from 1968 to the 1970's,
and acting secretary at Charlotte Town Meetings and Special Town Meetings during the
same time period, former Charlotte resident, telephone interview April 22, 1998.

Rann, W.S., editor, History of Chittenden County, Vermont, with Illustrations and
Biographical Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers, profile of John
Holmes (pp. 835-836), D. Mason & Co., Publishers, Syracuse, NY, 1886.

Riehle, Theodore M., Jr., Director of State Of Vermont Central Planning Office in 1969,
Letter dated 5/12/69 to the Charlotte Planning Commission praising the newly adopted
Charlotte Comprehensive Plan.

Ross, Charles, member International Joint Commission and Federal Power Commission
during the 1960's, former resident of Burlington and Hinesburg,interview April 20, 1998.

Schmidt, Fred H., and David Bodansky, The Energy Controversy - The Fight Over
Nuclear Power, Albion Publishing Co., San Francisco, 1976.

Spear, William O., member Charlotte Planning Commission during 1968 - 1970,
Charlotte resident, interview February 22, 1998.

Starbird, Ethel A., "From Sword to Scythe in Champlain Country," National Geographic,
August 1967.

Totten, Shay, "Dammed by Deregulation," The Vermont Times, March 18, 1998.

Unknown author, "Nuclear-fuel steam electric stations", in "The Back of the Book", The
Conservationist, August-September 1969. (Lake Champlain Committee files)

Watson, Douglas, Washington Post Staff Writer, "Genetic Peril Feared In Md. A-Plant
Plan", Washington Post, May 14, 1969. (Lake Champlain Committee files)

Wheeler, William L., member of Charlotte Planning Commission during 1968 - 1970,
Charlotte resident, telephone interview March 22, 1998.

NUCLEAR REACTION:

Community Response to a Proposed Nuclear Power Plant In

Charlotte, Vermont

Bibliography and Sources