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Thanks, Hank. Owl is an odd name for a hotel, unless it catered mostly to people who slept in the daytime.
Gee Joe, you've been waiting since June for this answer to your question. According to the city directory of 1929 the OWL sign is for THE OWL HOTEL at 211 West 6th, street in Cincy. No Cigar and no Theater,sorry.
Hello Joe, I see the owl sign, but don't know what business that might be. To the right going down Walnut St. would have been B.F.Keiths Theater on the same street side. I'll try to find out about that Owl Sign.We never had an Owl Theater name. Maybe our crisscross directory will spill the limas!
This page of The Film Daily for February 17, 1929, features a photo showing part of the soffit of the Strand Theatre's marquee and a fancy bracket at the side of the arched entrance. (Click on the + sign in the toolbar at lower right of the page to repeatedly enlarge the image. It can get pretty big before it goes pixely.)
Down the block there is a marquee that looks like it might say The Owl. Was that another theater, or some other business? California had a chain of Owl Drug Co. stores, but I don't think they had stores in Cincinnati. It might also be a tobacconist's shop touting Owl Cigars, a popular brand at one time.
The Gayety Th, site changed its facade very little over its lifetime. Hales Tours was the first venue to move in and their attempt replicated the facade of their Theater at the Chicago Worlds Fair near the turn of the century.Perhaps the name board with a marquee added was its only addition.
Joe if you go to the Star Th. site on Cincinnati Th's you can see the former Hippodrome,Gayety,&Star theaters plot. Originally it also served in 1905 as the venue for a Hales Tour 10 cent show, included the train interior ,silent sound effects,conductor ticket taker,rear projected "Trip To California" and exterior sign board reading next train leaving in ten minutes.I believe this structure was a vancant store prior to its entertainment lifetime.
Hello Joe, Yes the Cincinnati local had 3 Gayety theaters at different times. The Strand Th. on Walnut st. of 1914 began as The Gayety Theater of 1913. The Gayety Th. you posted was on East 5th. St.&Walnut,that Gayety had started as The Hippodrome Th. by Marcus Loew in 1906 (a penny arcade and vaudeville house). Finally that same Gayety ended life in 1934, but by then was called The Star Th. The other Gaiety Th. was on Vine St.in 1909 with a varied history starting as a church in the 1840's,begat itself as a vaudeville house of the Sullivan&Considine chain titled Empress Th. (because all their chain theatres carried that name) ,followed by Marcus Loew of 1914 running it for several years ,later still it became a burlesque theater named Gaiety Th. in the early 1940's ,in the 1970's it was torndown to expand our Main Library. I hope this is as complex as it was to trace.
Here is a bigger version of the photo of Keith's and the adjacent Strand that Bill linked to on March 15, 2011.
This photo, dated May 16, 1913, shows a Gayety Theatre in Cincinnati, but it doesn't have any resemblance to the Strand in the other photo.
Did Cincinnati have more than one Gayety Theatre in 1913? Was the front entirely rebuilt when it became the Strand in 1914? Does anybody know?
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The Strand can be seen to the lower right in this postcard view of the Keith's Theater. (Best viewed in the large size.)
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Next to this theater was the Walton Hotel ,as the Strand was being demolished an advertising sign painted on the Hotels side wall unveiled an early ad for the theater painted upon the bricks which read "Clean Burlesque ,you can bring your Mother, Sister, and Sweetheart".The sign painted in 1912 while the Strand theater, then known as ,"The Gayety", was being erected over the footprint of the short lived American Theater (5 cent vaudeville,Gus Sun supplied the talent)hadn't been seen in many years.
Strand Th. on Walnut had a full stage for its earlier days were as a burlesque theater, but after a year the Strand became a moviehouse. From time to time the theater was the site of live vaudeville acts and movies on double bills. It was never a first run venue,although located right next to the Keiths theater on Walnut. Today in 2007 it is the site of a parking garage.
The Strand Th.opened Nov. 26,1914 with a 10 cent admission and hours of operation from 9am until 11pm.
A slight date correction the Tele-News theater which was housed within the Strand Theater opened on Friday July 17,1942 not 1943.Admission was only 25 cents for a 90 minute show. It highlighted the news from War fronts during WWll and a few current Stateside items.


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Elementary Clarinet Solos (Everybody's Favorite Series, Volume 33). Edited by Jay Arnold. For Clarinet. Music Sales America. Pop, Classical, Folk. 256 pages. Music Sales #AM40171. Published by Music Sales (HL.14010064).
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This volume contains a wide variety of material ranging from the works of the classical composers to lighter melodies and songs. A most useful collection for private teachers, schools and musicians alike. Includes piano accompaniment and separate clarinet part.
Contents: A Frangesa • A Media Luz (Tango) • Ah! I Have Signed to Rest Me (Il Trovatore) • Aloha Oe • Amaryllis • Andante Cantabile • Andantino • Apache Dance • Ay, Ay, Ay • Beautiful Dreamer • Carry Me Back to Old Virginny • Chanson Triste • Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean • Come Back to Sorreto • Comin' Thru the Rye • Consolation • Country Gardens • Cradle Song, Op. 11 No. 2 • Dorothy (Old English Dance) • Evening Star (Tannhauser) • Fifth Nocturne • First Grief • Flower Song • From Foreign Lands • Funiculi Funicula • Gold and Silver Watches • Goodnight, Ladies • Grand March from Aida • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing • Heavenly Aida • Home Sweet Home • Il Bacio (The Kiss) • In the Gloaming • Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair • La Cinquantaine • La Cucaracha • La Golondrina (The Swallow) • La Marseillaise • Largo from Symphony No. 9 in E Minor (Dvorak) • Liebestraum • Little Annie Rooney • Loch Lomond • Long Long Ago • Maryland, My Maryland • Massa's in de Cold, Cold Ground • Merry Widow Waltz • Moment Musical • My Old Kentucky Home • Norwegian Dance • Now Abideth Hope, Faith and Charity • Old Black Joe • Old French Song • Old Oaken Bucket • On Wings of Song • Palm Branches • Rock of Ages • Rose of Tralee • Santa Lucia • Scarf Dance • Scenes from Childhood • Scenes That Are Brightest • Serenade • Silver Threads Among the Gold • Slavonic Dance • Soldiers' March • Solvejg's Song • Sweet and Low • Tales from the Vienna Woods • Tango • The Man on the Flying Trapeze • The Merry Peasant • The Skaters • The Wild Horseman • Vilia (The Merry Widow) • Waltz from Faust • Waltz in A Flat, Op. 39 No. 15 • Waltz in A Minor • Waves of the Danube • Wearing of the Green • Whispering Hope.
- A Frangesa
- A Media Luz (Tango)
- Ah! I Have Signed To Rest Me (Il Trovatore)
- Aloha Oe
- Amaryllis
- Andante cantabile
- Andantino
- Apache Dance
- Ay, Ay, Ay
- Beautiful Drummer
- Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
- Chanson Triste
- Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean
- Come Back To Sorreto
- Comin' Thru The Rye
- Consolation
- Country Gardens
- Cradle Song, Op. 11, No. 2
- Dorothy (Old English Dance)
- Evening Star (Tannhauser)
- Fifth Nocturne
- First Grief
- Flower Song
- From Foreign Lands
- Funiculi Funicula
- Gold And Silver Watches
- Goodnight, Ladies
- Grand March (Aida)
- Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
- Heavenly Aida (Aida)
- HOme Sweet Home
- Il Bacio (The Kiss)
- In the Gloaming
- Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
- La Cinquantaine
- La Cucaracha
- La Golondrina (The Swallow)
- La Marseillaise
- Largo (Symphony No.9 In E Minor 'From The New World' Op.95) Performed by Antonin Dvorak
- Liebestraum (Dream Of Love)
- Little Annie Rooney
- Loch Lomond
- Long, Long Ago
- Maryland, My Maryland
- Massa's In De Cold, Cold Ground
- Merry Widow Waltz
- Moment Musical
- My Old Kentucky Home
- Norwegian Dance
- Now Abideth Hope, Faith And Charity
- Old Black Joe
- Old French Song
- Old Oaken Bucket
- On Wings Of Song
- Palm Branches (Les Rameaux)
- Rock Of Ages
- Rose Of Tralee
- Santa Lucia
- Scarf Dance
- Scenes From Childhood
- Scenes That Are Brightest
- Serenade Performed by Stephen Dodgson
- Silver Threads Among The Gold
- Slavonic Dance
- Soldiers' March
- Solvejgs' Song
- Sweet and Low
- Tales from the Vienna Woods
- Tango
- The Man On The Flying Trapeze
- The Merry Peasant
- The Skaters
- The Wild Horseman
- Vilia (The Merry Widow)
- Waltz From 'Faust'
- Waltz In A Flat Op.39 No.15
- Waltz in A Minor
- Waves of the Danube
- Wearing Of The Green
- Whispering Hope
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Martín Serrano, Ángel and Santisteban , Juan I. (1996) Tertiary of Central System basins. In Tertiary basins of Spain : the stratigraphic record of crustal kinematics. World and regional geology series (6). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge; New York, pp. 255-260. ISBN 0521461715
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ranges and elsewhere in the Spanish Meseta.
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The historic site museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Monday and closed on Tuesday.
Construction of Fort St. Frederic was complete by 1734. It included a four-story high tower, commander's quarters, canon, a powder magazine, bakery and other buildings surrounded by an outer stone parapet wall that was nearly square and had six corner bastions covering about an acre. It was the base of three major French operations until July 1, 1759, when the British forced its 200-man garrison to blow up the tower and retreat.
The British did not build a new fort on top of the French ruins. Instead they took three years to construct a new fort, Fort Crown Point, adjacent. A stone and timber fortress, the new fort was a half mile in circumference and shaped like a pentagon. The parade ground covered six acres and contained three stone, two-story barracks, a guard house and an armory. The 40-foot high outer wall was 22-feet thick of timber and limestone, making it Britain's greatest military installation in North America.
Fort Crown Point was the launching point for British forces that brought about the surrender of Montreal in 1760. The fort was destroyed April 23, 1775, when a fire ignited the powder magazine and its 100 barrels of powder causing a huge explosion.
Americans captured the remains of the fort May 11, 1775, and its 111 canon. They transported 29 of the canon overland to Boston to lift the British siege.
For more information, contact Crown Point State Historic Site call 597-4666 or visit www.nysparks.com.
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This page provides information on recently published rules or rules under development, covering the operation and decommissioning of uranium mines and mills and the management of uranium mine wastes and mill tailings.
> see also:
Natural Resources Defense Council welcomes long-sought safeguards for in situ leach uranium mining, calls for improvements:
The Environmental Protection Agency's first-ever proposal to protect groundwater from the hazards of uranium mining is a good start, but more needs to be done, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) .
The following is a statement by NRDC Senior Attorney Geoffrey Fettus on the new proposed rules published today by the EPA:
"We are pleased EPA has taken this important step forward. These standards to protect western ground water from the dangerous pollution associated with uranium mining are years overdue. But the standards need to be clarified in order to ensure that the quality of the underground water is documented before mining -- and they need to be strengthened to ensure protection of groundwater quality in surrounding aquifers."
(NRDC Jan, 26, 2015)
> See also: EPA to review its Health and Environmental Standards for Uranium and Thorium Milling Facilities (40 CFR 192)
The NRC has decided to reopen the public comment period on this document
until June 18, 2015, to allow more time for members of the public to
develop and submit their comments.
> Federal Register Volume 80, Number 73 (Thursday, April 16, 2015)
p. 20510-20511 (download full text )
Colorado legislature approves measure to ensure cleanup of Cañon City groundwater contamination:
Impacted residents and members of the Colorado conservation community hailed the passage of bipartisan legislation by the Colorado legislature today (May 7) that will help rectify 30 years of groundwater contamination by Cotter Corporation in Cañon City, Colorado. The landmark legislation will help clean up water wells and provide more public process around the siting of uranium mills.
Although pleased that residents of Lincoln Park's contaminated water will be addressed, supporters expressed concern that licensing requirements to protect against future contamination from experimental uranium extraction were left out of the final legislation.
"We are disappointed the Colorado Senate removed important protections for experimental uranium milling proposed for our community," said Cathe Meyrick, resident of the Tallahassee Area in Fremont County. "The legislation would have clarified that licensing is required before the industry deploys experimental uranium recovery techniques with potentially grave impacts on our groundwater. Regardless of this setback, we will rely on a committed community and look for other mechanisms to protect our groundwater."
(Conservation Colorado May 7, 2014)
> See also NRC takes action in case of contamination incident in Canadian refinery caused by yellow cake shipped from Uranium One's in situ leach mine in Wyoming
> See also: CDPHE issues Notice of Violation to Cotter on exothermic reaction leading to worker being covered in yellowcake at Cañon City mill (Colorado)
The Legislature's Joint Minerals Committee on Monday (Nov. 24) unanimously approved a proposed bill for the state to negotiate an agreement with the NRC to take over sole regulation of uranium mining. The full Legislature will consider the proposal when it convenes in January. (Daily Journal Nov. 24, 2014)
> House Bill No. HB0217: Atomic Energy Act agreement state study
> Wyoming Energy Strategy, Theme: Efficient, Effective Regulation , Office of Governor Matt Mead, Draft Wyoming Energy Strategy Initiatives, 2013, November 28, 2012:
"4H. Radiation Protection Program under the Atomic Energy Act of 1958A study will need to be commissioned to determine the feasibility of managing a radiation protection program that is consistent with Federal statutes and regulations. This study should focus on how Wyoming can become an Agreement State under the Atomic Energy Act of 1958, which will eliminate dual Federal and State regulation of the uranium industry in Wyoming. By becoming an Agreement State, it assures that Wyoming is able to regulate the uranium industry to the benefit of its economy and environment. In order to best establish the intent of this initiative, the Legislature will need to enact statutes that will authorize DEQ to promulgate and enforce rules that are, at a minimum, consistent with Federal regulation of radioactive materials and establish a budget for this program."
> See also: NRC issues Notice of Availability of a Memorandum of Understanding between NRC and BLM
> See also: ATSDR invites comment on draft update of Toxicological Profile for Uranium
South Dakota Senate panel rejects uranium mining bill: A plan to restore some of the state's permitting authority over a proposed uranium mine was rejected by a South Dakota Senate panel Thursday (Feb. 7) after lawmakers said they see no need to spend state money duplicating federal regulatory programs. The Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee voted 7-1 to kill the bill, which was promoted by ranchers and others who fear the mine near Edgemont in southwestern South Dakota will deplete and pollute the underground water supplies that will be used in the mining process. (Ventura County Star Feb. 7, 2013)
> See also: South Dakota suspends state regulation of in-situ leach uranium mining (2011)
Tribal Protocol Manual: Guidance for NRC Staff:
Submit comments by June 1, 2015.
> Federal Register Volume 79, Number 230 (Monday, December 1, 2014) p. 71134-71136 (download full text )
> Download Tribal Protocol Manual: Guidance for NRC Staff, Revision 1 (ML14274A014)
> Download NRC release Dec. 1, 2014 (PDF)
> Access Docket ID NRC-2012-0235
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is seeking comments on draft agency procedures for consulting with Native American tribes and suggestions for a policy statement on tribal consultations that the staff will develop.
The NRC will take comments on the draft manual and input into the policy statement until April 1, 2013.
> Download NRC release Oct. 15, 2012 (PDF)
> Download draft tribal protocol manual (ADAMS Acc. No. ML12261A423)
> Access Docket ID NRC-2012-0235
"Contrary to the above, on April 16, 2012, the licensee failed to survey Precipitation Tank Number 3 in the Central Processing Plant, to evaluate the magnitude and extent of radiation levels. On this date, the inspector determined that the radiation level near the Precipitation Tank Number 3 was 0.05 milliSeiverts per hour (5 millirem per hour) at 30 centimeters from the tank surface, making it a radiation area as defined by 10 CFR 20.1003."
(NRC INSPECTION REPORT 040-08502/12-001 AND NOTICE OF VIOLATION , June 20, 2012 - emphasis added)
So, the concentrations of these "contaminants" are 1% each - that is higher than in most uranium ores. The license contains no conditions on the safeguarding of the extraction residue.> Download NRC Export License No. XSOU8828
"Having adequate financial assurances to pay for reclamation costs for federal land disturbed by uranium operations is critical to ensuring that the land is returned to its original state if operators fail to complete the reclamation as required. BLM, the Forest Service, DOE, and NRC play key roles in establishing and reviewing these financial assurances for uranium operations on federal land. We found that nearly all of the uranium operations on federal land had adequate financial assurances, according to our analysis of agency data. However, we found some limitations in agencies' oversight of uranium operations' financial assurances, which raise some concerns about these financial assurances. In particular, ISR operations account for a large proportion of financial assurances in place for uranium operations on federal land and have recently been increasing for some operations, yet there is little coordination between BLM and NRC when establishing and reviewing these assurances. This lack of coordination raises concerns about the adequacy of the financial assurances in place for existing ISR operations and for those ISR operations that are awaiting approval. Both BLM and NRC have specific expertise in assessing certain aspects of the reclamation activities that are required at ISR sites, but have no process in place to share this information and leverage their expertise. Without such coordination, the agencies cannot be confident that the assurances they establish for ISR operations will be adequate to cover the costs of reclamation. [...]"> Download URANIUM MINING - Opportunities Exist to Improve Oversight of Financial Assurances , GAO-12-544, U.S. Government Accountability Office, May 2012
"ISL uranium mining, alone and in concert with other resource extraction activities, contaminates groundwater. ISL operations in the United States have repeatedly failed to restore aquifers to a pre-mining state, often leaving them unusable for any alternative future use. ISL uranium mining is a poor choice to contaminate scarce western groundwater and harm iconic western landscapes chasing an increase in domestic uranium production that will provide only a small number of short-term jobs and will not fundamentally alter U.S. dependence on foreign sources of uranium.Considering uranium recovery's poor environmental record, the federal government has an obligation to impose a more protective regulatory framework on all types of uranium recovery before more environmental damage is done. Therefore, NRDC recommends a moratorium on any new ISL uranium mining licenses until such time as:
- the federal government adopts key elements of Colorado's 2008 Land & Water Stewardship Act, which requires substantially more stringent protections than currently exist in law;
- EPA standards and NRC regulations are updated to reflect the best available data on what is required to protect the environment from the contamination inflicted by all types of uranium recovery; and
- the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) has undertaken a full interagency review of the cumulative and connected impacts of all current Federal programs and proposed agency actions to facilitate and regulate extraction of mineral and fossil-energy resources in the arid West, including but not limited to the NRC's program to license new uranium recovery operations. [...]"
> Nuclear Fuel's Dirty Beginnings, Environmental Damage and Public Health Risks From Uranium Mining in the American West , by Geoffrey H. Fettus and Matthew G. McKinzie, Natural Resources Defense Council, March 2012, 104 p. (4.1MB PDF)
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a public meeting and concurrent Webinar on July 12, 2012 [the very date this notice was published in the Federal Register!], on a revised draft regulatory guide DG-4014, "Decommissioning Planning During Operations."
> Federal Register Volume 77, Number 134 (Thursday, July 12, 2012) p. 41107 (download full text )
> Download Revised Draft Regulatory Guide DG-4014 (July 2, 2012)
The final Regulatory Guide was issued on December 27, 2012.
> Download Regulatory Guide 4.22 Decommissioning Planning during Operations, December 2012
> See also: NRC issues Rule on Decommissioning Planning
The Regulatory Issue Summary was released on April 18, 2012.
> Download NRC Policy Regarding Submittal of Amendments for Processing of Equivalent Feed at Licensed Uranium Recovery Facilities, NRC Regulatory Issue Summary 2012-06 , April 16, 2012 (ADAMS Acc. No. ML110470571)
> Download enclosures
> Download NRC release May 8, 2012 (PDF)
> Federal Register Volume 76, Number 224 (Monday, November 21, 2011) p. 72006-72007 (download full text )
> Download NRC Staff interim guidance: Evaluations of uranium recovery facility surveys of radon and radon progeny in air and demonstrations of compliance with 10 CFR 20.1301, Draft Report for Comment, September 2011
> Access Docket ID NRC-2011-0266
On March 27, 2014, NRC invited comment on a revised draft Interim Staff Guidance.
Submit comments by May 27, 2014.
> Federal Register Volume 79, Number 59 (Thursday, March 27, 2014) p. 17194-17195 (download full text )
> Download revised draft ISG, FSME-ISG-01, March 2014 (ADAMS Acc. No. ML13310A198)
"It has come to the attention of the Utah Division of Radiation Control (DRC) of the Department of Environmental Quality that many Generator Site Access Permitees (GSAPs) have been misclassifying blended Uranium waste as "Natural Uranium (U-Nat.)." The DRC has investigated the rationale of this practice and has determined that this classification practice is not appropriate." [...]> Download Utah DEQ DRC letter July 27, 2011 (PDF)
"The GSAPs involved with this investigation informed the DRC that Uranium waste was blended to meet EnergySolutions Waste Acceptance Criteria and that blending is also done to remove the material from Safeguards and Security requirements" [...]
"GSAPs may still dispose of the Uranium blended waste at the EnergySolutions' Clive facility. GSAPs will need to manifest the Uranium by isotope and comply with all waste classification and Special Nuclear Material limits."
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is seeking additional input from the public, licensees, Agreement States, non-Agreement States, and other stakeholders on a potential rulemaking to address prompt remediation of residual radioactivity during the operational phase of licensed material sites and nuclear reactors.
Submit comments by August 2, 2013.
> Federal Register Volume 78, Number 106 (Monday, June 3, 2013) p. 33008-33010 (download full text )
At an Industry/NRC Health Physics Focus Group meeting held on April 11, 2011,...
"Industry stated that beta surveys should be a function of the milling product. In uranium mills, yellowcake is not stored for any length of time; therefore, beta-emitting progeny do not grow in. In-growth requires four months to attain equilibrium, and yellowcake is shipped before then. Consequently, beta surveying should not be required." [emphasis added]According to NRC's meeting summary, NRC staff apparently concurred on this industry statement, while there was only some discussion about the possible impacts of aged yellow cake that could occur in scale or in filters.
(Industry/Agency Health Physics Focus Group meeting summary , May 10, 2011 - ADAMS Acc. No. ML111250213)
Given that the ingrowth of the beta emitters in question (Th-234 and Pa-234m) occurs at a rate given by the 24.1 day half-life of Th-234, a look at the actual lengths of stay of yellow cake at U.S. uranium mills may be warranted. While such data generally is not readily available, the data for Cameco's U.S. operations can be extracted from the Export Notifications required for each transport to Cameco's Blind River refinery in Ontario.
For Cameco's Crow Butte in situ leach operation in Nebraska, for example, the following departure dates for transports of yellow cake to Blind River have been made available in NRC's ADAMS document management system in 2011, so far:
Departure date | Days since last transport |
28 September 2010 | |
13 October 2010 | 15 |
05 November 2010 | 23 |
19 November 2010 | 14 |
07 December 2010 | 18 |
04 January 2011 | 28 |
17 January 2011 | 13 |
3 February 2011 | 17 |
22 February 2011 | 19 |
Assuming that the yellow cake is produced at a constant rate, and that all yellow cake produced in Crow Butte is exported, we find that the yellow cake remained on site for up to 28 days during the period surveyed. After 28 days, the beta emitters already have attained 55% of their equilibrium state, which is not negligible.
Federal Register: April 27, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 81) p. 23600-23601 (download full text )
> Download Draft Toxicological Profile for Uranium, May 2011
> View Docket ID CDC-2011-0005
Federal Register: April 5, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 65) p. 18807-18809 (download full text )
> View NRC Docket Number NRC-2011-0073
> Download NRC Regulatory Issue Summary 2011-11 regarding long-term surveillance charge for conventional or heap leach uranium recovery facilities licensed under 10 CFR Part 40 , September 29, 2011 (PDF)
South Dakota suspends state regulation of in-situ leach uranium mining: The governor of South Dakota on Tuesday (Mar. 15) signed into law a bill to ease oversight of a proposed uranium mine near a popular tourist destination despite protests from environmental groups. The measure signed by Republican Governor Dennis Daugaard will suspend state regulation of an operation near the Black Hills that will engage in so-called "in-situ leach uranium mining." (Reuters Mar. 15, 2011)
House passes bill to reduce state rules for uranium mining: The South Dakota House easily approved a measure Wednesday (Mar. 2) to suspend some state rules dealing with uranium mining in the Black Hills, sending the bill on to a likely signing by Gov. Dennis Daugaard. The House passed Senate Bill 158 on a 57-11 vote, with supporters arguing that experts for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission already handle the core regulatory duties for injection-well uranium mining. South Dakota's rules in that regard are duplicative, they said. (Rapid City Journal Mar. 2, 2011)
South Dakota House committee approves bill aiming at halt of state regulation of in-situ leach uranium mining:
A South Dakota House committee has approved a measure that would allow the company behind a controversial uranium mining project to bypass some state regulations.
A bill passed Friday (Feb. 25) by the House State Affairs Committee would suspend state rules for the form of uranium mining proposed at the Dewey Burdock site in the Black Hills. That suspension would remain in place unless the state takes over authority from federal agencies that now enforce certain mining rules.
Powertech USA, the company that has proposed Dewey Burdock, says many state regulations duplicate federal laws. It wants to save time by only getting federal permits for certain parts of the project. Environmental advocates opposed the bill.
It now moves to the full House. The Senate already has approved the measure.
(AP Feb. 25, 2011)
> View: Bill History - Senate Bill 158 (South Dakota Legislature - 2011 Session)
> Download: South Dakota Senate Bill 158, as introduced (76k PDF)
> See also: South Dakota revises rules for reclamation of exploration test holes and in-situ leach mining (2008)
> See also: South Dakota adopts In Situ Leach Mine Regulations (2007)
The final rule was released only on June 17, 2011:
> Download NRC release June 17, 2011 (PDF)
Federal Register: June 17, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 117) p. 35511-35575 (download full text )
> See also: NRC issues Proposed Rule on Decommissioning Planning for comment
> See also: U.S. NRC invites comment on Draft Regulatory Guide "Decommissioning Planning during Operations"
On July 13, 2012, the District Court completely dismissed Powertech's lawsuit.
> View details (powertechexposed.com)
Powertech quits legal fight against Colorado mining regulations: Attorneys for Powertech Uranium Corp. will not be filing an appeal of a judicial order dismissing the company's lawsuit against the State of Colorado, according to someone with knowledge of the matter. This marks the end of an over two-year legal effort by the Canadian start-up company to overturn strict new regulations governing in-situ leach uranium mining. (powertechexposed.com Jan. 1, 2013)
> See also: Colorado approves regulations for groundwater protection at in situ leach uranium mine sites
> View NRC news release July 27, 2010
Federal Register: July 26, 2010 (Volume 75, Number 142) p. 43425-43446 (download full text )
> Download Proposed Rule (148k PDF)
> View NRC Docket ID NRC-2009-0084
> Download: NUREG-1717, Systematic Radiological Assessment of Exemptions for Source and Byproduct Materials , June 2001.
> Download: PNNL-16148, Rev. 1 - Dose Assessment for Current and Projected Uses of Source Material under U.S. NRC General License and Exemption Criteria, , Feb. 2007 (1.2MB PDF - ADAMS Accession Number ML070750105)
NRC approved the final rule on Oct. 23, 2012.
> Download NRC release Oct. 23, 2012 (PDF)
> Download SECY-12-0099 (1.4MB PDF) (includes rule text in Enclosure 1)
> Download NRC release May 29, 2013 (PDF)
> Federal Register Volume 78, Number 103 (Wednesday, May 29, 2013) p. 32309-32343 (download full text )
> View details (ADAMS Acc. No. ML101620617)
> View Railroad Commission announcement (Texas Register May 7, 2010)
> View Request for Comments on Surface Mining and Reclamation Division Forms (Texas Register In Addition May 7, 2010)
> View Railroad Commission of Texas Proposed Rules
The Railroad Commission adopted the revised rules on Oct. 12, 2010.
Withdrawn Rules · Adopted Rules · Notice of Changes to Four SMRD Forms
(Texas Register, October 29, 2010, Volume 35 Number 44, Pages 9567-9800)
> See also: JAB and Antelope ISL projects, Wyoming
> Download SECY-10-0018 Rulemaking Issue (Notation Vote) Feb. 5, 2010 (ADAMS Acc. No. ML100360429)
> See also: U.S. NRC issues draft Regulatory Issue Summary on Pre-Licensing Construction Activities at Proposed Uranium Recovery Facilities for comment
The proposed rule was published on July 27, 2010.
Submit comments by September 27, 2010.
> View NRC release Aug. 5, 2010
Federal Register: July 27, 2010 (Volume 75, Number 143) p. 43865-43876 (download full text )
> View Docket ID NRC-2010-0075
> Download SECY-11-0039, March 18, 2011 (391k PDF)
The final rule was published on Sep. 15, 2011.
> Download NRC release Sep. 15, 2011 (PDF).
Federal Register: September 15, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 179) p. 56951-56966 (download fullt text )
Gov. Bill Ritter will be in Cañon City on Tuesday (June 8) to sign the Uranium Processing Accountability Act into law.
HB 1348 requires uranium processors to comply with clean-up orders before new applications are processed, strengthen public oversight of bonding requirements; require processors to inform residents about threats to their water if they have registered wells in close proximity to known groundwater contamination; and require processors to amend their operating license before accepting new sources of "alternate feeds."
Cotter Corp. mill officials have said the bill will make it impossible for them to begin processing ore again in the future.
In 2009, the company announced a plan to reopen as a heap leach facility in 2014, processing ore from the Mount Taylor mine in New Mexico.
Colorado Citizens Against ToxicWaste, a local group that has opposed Cotter restarting operations, partnered with Environment Colorado in developing the bill.
(Cañon City Daily Record June 7, 2010)
Colorado Governor Bill Ritter stood by the banks of the Arkansas River near a neighborhood contaminated by a uranium mill today and signed legislation that will force uranium mills to clean up existing messes before launching new projects. "This just gives us a better hold on the milling process," Ritter said before signing the bill, a bipartisan measure sponsored by Rep. Buffie McFadyen, and Sens. Ken Kester and Bob Bacon. "It's a relief to have it finalized," said Sharyn Cunningham, coordinator of Colorado Citizens Against Toxic Waste, which formed in 2002 to challenge Cotter's practices. "Now we will begin to see - hopefully - clean up of the groundwater and soil in the area." (Denver Post June 8, 2010)
> Download House Bill 10-1348 (Uranium Processing Accountability Act)
The scoping period has been extended and will now close on September 9, 2011.
> Federal Register: July 21, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 140) p. 43678 (download full text )
> View older issues
Texas Register Volume 34, Number 45, November 6, 2009, Pages 7717-7924:
Proposed 16 TAC Chapter 11. SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION DIVISION, Subchapter C. SUBSTANTIVE RULES--URANIUM EXPLORATION AND SURFACE MINING
Request for Comments on Surface Mining and Reclamation Division Forms
Colorado agency approves new rules to protect groundwater during in-situ leach uranium mining:
State officials have approved new rules intended to protect Colorado's groundwater during a type of uranium mining that extracts the mineral by injecting a solution underground.
The requirements approved Thursday (Aug. 12) by the Mined Land Reclamation Board include detailed environmental protection plans for uranium mines and maintaining existing groundwater quality or at state standards.
Mine applications must include detailed information on the pre-mining water quality. Public input will be allowed.
The rules carry out three laws passed by the Legislature in 2008 out of concern about in-situ, or "in place," mining, which injects a solution underground to dissolve and extract the mineral.
An in-situ uranium mine has been proposed about 70 miles north of Denver.
(AP Aug. 12, 2010)
Among the key provisions of the new rules:
> Download Colorado DRMS release Aug. 12, 2010 (PDF)
Rulemaking scheduled: On Jan. 28, 2010, the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board scheduled the rulemaking:
Comments invited:
On Oct. 20, 2009, the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (DRMS) issued a redraft of the rules for HB08-1161.
Deadline for written comments is November 10, 2009.
A stakeholder meeting will be held on December 3, 2009.
> View Colorado DRMS Rulemaking
> Download Draft Set of Proposed New Rules and Revisions to Hard Rock Rules October 20, 2009 (511k PDF)
> View HB08-1161 details
"[...] NRC has approved 11 groundwater restorations at the 3 facilities. The data show that over 60 percent of the constituents were restored to their pre-operational concentrations. Although the remaining constituents were restored to concentrations that were above baseline levels, they were all restored to levels that NRC staff found to be protective of public health and the environment."
"[...] The data show over 60 events had occurred at the 3 facilities. For most of those events, the licensees were able to control and reverse them through pumping and extraction at nearby wells. Most excursions were shortlived, although a few of them continued for several years. None had resulted in environmental impacts."
"[...] The data indicates that a small percentage of the wells tested failed and they were replaced. One licensee also investigated the overlying aquifers and found no impacts for five of six MIT failures and mitigated the impact found from the remaining failure. The other two licensees did not specifically investigate the overlying aquifers; however, the aquifer above the production zone is continually monitored as part of the excursion monitoring program and data from that monitoring did not identify any impact attributable to well failure."
"[...] The data from those monitoring programs do not show impacts attributable to the ISR facility. The staff is unaware of any situation indicating that: (1) the quality of groundwater at a nearby water supply well has been degraded; (2) the use of a water supply well has been discontinued; or (3) a well has been relocated because of impacts attributed to an ISR facility."
> Download Memorandum: Staff assessment of groundwater impacts from previously licensed in-situ uranium recovery facilities, July 10, 2009 (ADAMS Acc. No. ML091770187) · Enclosure: Data on groundwater impacts at the existing ISR facilities (ADAMS Acc. No. ML091770385)
> View: Staff Requirements Memorandum M081211 - Briefing on Uranium Recovery, Jan. 8, 2009
> View Superfund Financial Responsibility (EPA)
> Download: Identification of Priority Classes of Facilities for Development of CERCLA Section 108(b) Financial Responsibility Requirements, July 10, 2009 (119k PDF)
Federal Register: July 28, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 143) p. 37213-37219 (download full text )
> View Further information under Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-SFUND-2009-0265
Process for Transition of Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act Title II Disposal Sites to the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management for Long-Term Surveillance and Maintenance, June 2009, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Legacy Management
A revised edition of the document was released on March 29, 2012:
> Download Process for Transition of Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act Title II Disposal Sites to the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management for Long-Term Surveillance and Maintenance , U.S. DOE Legacy Management, LMS/S05096, March 2012 (9.2M PDF)
EPA to hold teleconference and public meeting on draft report "Considerations Related to Post-Closure Monitoring of Uranium In-Situ Leach/In-Situ Recovery (ISL/ISR) Sites":
The EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB) Staff Office announces a public meeting (July 18-19, 2011) and teleconference (July 12, 2011) of the Radiation Advisory Committee (RAC) augmented for an advisory review of EPA's draft report "Considerations Related to Post-Closure Monitoring of Uranium In-Situ Leach/In-Situ Recovery (ISL/ISR) Sites."
Written statements should be supplied by noon July 5, 2011 for the teleconference, and by noon on July 14, 2011.
> Federal Register: June 23, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 121) p. 36918-36919 (download full text )
The EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB) Staff Office announces
two teleconferences of the SAB Augmented Radiation Advisory Committee
(RAC) to discuss the draft advisory report related to uranium and
thorium in-situ leach recovery and post-closure stability monitoring.
The public teleconferences will be conducted on Tuesday,
September 6, 2011 and Wednesday, October 5, 2011, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
(Eastern Daylight Time).
> Federal Register: August 16, 2011 (Volume 76, Number 158) p. 50728-50729 (download full text )
> Access review materials (EPA SAB)
> Download Draft Technical Report: Considerations Related to Post-Closure Monitoring Of Uranium In-Situ Leach/In-Situ Recovery (ISL/ISR) Sites, June 2011
Request for Nominations of Experts for Review of EPA's Draft Technical Report Pertaining to Uranium and Thorium In-Situ Leach Recovery and Post-Closure Stability
The EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB) Staff Office is requesting public nominations for technical experts to augment the SAB's Radiation Advisory Committee (RAC) to review and provide advice on EPA's draft scientific and technical report on Health and Environmental Protection Standards for Uranium and Thorium Mill Tailings.
Nominations should be submitted by December 15, 2010.
Federal Register: November 24, 2010 (Volume 75, Number 226) p. 71702-71703 (download full text )
> Download EPA announcement June 30, 2009 (PDF)
> View background information
> View EPA Rulemaking Gateway
> View EPA Discussion Forum
Written comments on the proposed settlement agreement must be received by October 5, 2009.
Federal Register: September 4, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 171) p. 45851-45852 (download full text )
> Docket Docket ID EPA-HQ-OGC-2009-0679
> View CDPHE notice June 23, 2009
> View Uranium Watch notice June 26, 2009 . Excerpt:
"Over twenty years ago, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission recommended that the limit or standard be set at 2 pico Curies per square-meter per second (pCi/m2-sec). Instead, the EPA set the limit at 20 pCi/m2sec. The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 required EPA to review this standard and, if appropriate, revise it within ten years. EPA failed to perform this non-discretionary duty by 2001."> Download EPA 40 CFR 61 Subpart W - National Emission Standards for Radon Emissions From Operating Mill Tailings (PDF)
> View EPA 40 CFR 61 Subpart W Rulemaking Activity
Federal Register: June 23, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 119) p. 29614-29630 (download full text )
[...] The staff recognizes that NUREG-1569, "Standard Review Plan for In Situ Leach Uranium Extraction License Applications," provides guidance that is not consistent with the requirements in Criterion 5B of Appendix A discussed above. In particular, the NUREG-1569 discussion of groundwater restoration to "pre-operational class of use" as being a secondary standard is not accurate, and is not an appropriate standard to use in evaluating license applications. Criterion 5B contains the appropriate standards that will be applied to groundwater restoration at ISR facilities. [emphasis added]Regulatory Issue Summary 2009-05 (April 29, 2009)As indicated above, the staff is now working with the EPA to resolve groundwater protection issues at ISR facilities and to revise Appendix A of 10 CFR Part 40 accordingly.
> View NRC release Apr. 27, 2009
> Download Staff Notation Vote, SECY-08-0197, Dec. 18, 2008 (PDF)
> Download Staff Requirements Memorandum, SRM-08-0197, April 2, 2009 (PDF)
> See also: Options to Revise Radiation Protection Regulations and Guidance (NRC)
Federal Register: March 27, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 58) p. 13483-13485 (download full text )
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VATICAN CITY, JUNE 4, 2006 (Zenit.org).- Here is a translation of the greeting addressed to Benedict XVI by Archbishop Stanislaw Rylko, president of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, during Saturday's meeting of the ecclesial movements and new communities. The meeting was held in St. Peter's Square.
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Your Holiness,
The people of the movements and new communities are here gathered around you. They are filled with joy and gratitude for the gift of this prayer encounter that will be another milestone in their lives and in their service to the Church. In response to the invitation extended by Your Holiness, these people have set out from all corners of the earth toward the heart of the Church in order to join the Successor of Peter in reliving the mystery of Pentecost.
Today, with the entire community of believers, they turn their minds to the Cenacle that is at the origin of the Church. It is the enduring source from which to draw the living flame of ardent love for Christ and the missionary thrust generated from that "sound like the rush of a violent wind, that filled the entire house where the apostles were sitting (Acts 2:2). As the movements and new communities commemorate the descent of the Paraclete, they wish to join you, Holy Father, just like eight years ago they joined the Servant of God John Paul II, in invoking the Holy Spirit to shower gifts lavishly on the Church and on the entire world.
Together with Your Holiness, these people wish to give thanks to the Spirit for the gift of hope that the ecclesial movements and new communities represent for the Church. It is through these charisms that multitudes of men and women of our times have gone against the prevailing currents to discover the beauty of being Christian and to find joy in communicating it to others. This can be seen from their festive presence in this open-air cenacle here in St. Peter's Square as they witness to the world that it is beautiful to be disciples of Christ, and that meeting Christ is the most fascinating adventure that we can experience.
Holy Father, you have always told us that wherever the Spirit appears there is surprise, bewilderment and amazement, because it transforms people and changes the course of history, generating fruits that could never be the outcome of human planning. Today we wish to raise our song of praise for the fruits of holy lives, of communion, of courage and missionary creativity that these new charisms make flourish in the Church of our times. They are truly signs of a new Christian spring. "See, I am doing something new! Now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?" (Isaiah 43:19), said the Lord in the prophecy of Isaiah.
The historical moment that we are living in is strikingly reflected in the words of the prophet! St. Peter's Square today is placing before the eyes of all a wonderful epiphany of the vast range of gifts with which the Spirit of God continues to enrich and adorn the Church. All so different from each other, they are deeply at one in the mystery of ecclesial communion and unanimously focused on the mission, a miracle of unity that St. Paul explained when he wrote: "Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of services, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God who activates all of them in everyone. To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good" (1 Corinthians 12:4-7).
The movements and new communities have gathered here to say once again to the Successor of Peter: We are ready for the mission! The Church can count on us! The Pope and bishops can count on us!
Your Holiness, bless this people moved with passion for the great cause of the kingdom of God and thirsting to hear your words as master in the faith and as father.
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Search our online head gasket catalog and find the lowest priced discount auto parts on the web. We sell wholesale to the public. We offer high quality new, OEM, aftermarket and remanufactured Mazda CX7 Head Gasket parts. We specialize in a wide-variety of high-quality car parts and accessories for your car, truck or SUV. Call toll free to order or place your order online via our secure checkout system. Our online parts catalog uses real-time inventory, so you can be assured the parts you buy are in stock at the time of ordering. Most orders are shipped the same day. They are available for the following Mazda CX7 years: 2009, 2008, 2007, 09, 08, 07. This part is also sometimes called Mazda CX7 Engine Gaskets. We stock head gasket parts for most Mazda models including Miata, 626, Protege, 6, MPV, B2200, B2600, 3, Millenia, B2000, MX6, B3000, Tribute, Protege5, B2300, B4000, MX3, B2500, MX5 Miata, 929, GLC, 323, 5, Navajo, 3 Sport, B1600, 808, 616, 1800, 618 and B1800.
We stock these Head Gasket brands for the Mazda CX7: Felpro and DNJ Rock.
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