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Credit Pacific Service Union Even as New Jersey prepares to hand out anti-radiation pills to everyone within 10 miles of the state's nuclear plants, the state's health commissioner says the pill-distribution zones ultimately will be expanded to 20 miles.

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Credit First Service Union Residents in almost all of Ocean and Salem counties would get the pills, as well as western Cumberland County.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Some people in the expanded zones said they would welcome the free pills, but others said the wider distribution shows the arbitrary nature of the federal government's 10-mile emergency planning zone.

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Card Credit Discover Service The expanded zones would encompass more than 517,000 state residents, a sharp increase from the 125,000 people living within 10 miles of the state's two nuclear-plant sites, according to census data.

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Credit Public Service Union "We feel strongly that the people of New Jersey should be afforded as much protection as possible in the very unlikely event of a radiological emergency," said Dr. Clifton R. Lacy, commissioner of the Department of Health and Senior Services.

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Card Credit Processing Service The Bioterrorism Preparedness Act, signed into law by President Bush in June, requires the federal government to offer states enough potassium iodide tablets to protect everyone within 20 miles of a nuclear power plant.

Center Credit Service Union Taken immediately before or after radiation exposure, potassium iodide protects the thyroid from cancer by saturating the gland, thereby blocking the uptake of radioactive iodide.

Card Credit Service Wireless The pills offer no protection from other radiation effects, and health officials stress that evacuation remains the primary protective action.

Credit Security Service Union The bioterrorism act gives the president, in consultation with the National Academy of Sciences, one year to develop a plan for distributing the pills.

Credit Report Service "As soon as the federal government makes their final decision, we'll be at the front of the line to get them for the people of New Jersey," Lacy said. "We will be happy to take these pills."

Blogspot Com Christian The state this year received 700,000 tablets of potassium iodide, also known by its chemical name, KI, from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, or NRC.

Christian Counseling Credit That is enough KI to provide two daily doses to every resident, worker and vacationer in the 10-mile emergency planning zones surrounding the Oyster Creek nuclear plant in Lacey Township, Ocean County, and the Salem I and II and Hope Creek plants in Lower Alloways Creek Township, Salem County.

Credit Federal Service Union The state plans to distribute some of those pills for free on Saturday, July 13, at locations along evacuation routes to be announced later, Lacy said. The remainder will be stockpiled for distribution in the event of an actual emergency.

Credit Monitoring Service About 10,600 New Jersey residents live within 10 miles of the Salem plants, and about 114,882 people live within 10 miles of Oyster Creek, according to a database analysis of the 2000 Census.

Credit Division Service Expanding the zones to 20 miles would provide KI to about 392,000 additional state residents.

Card Credit Online Service The 20-mile zone around the Salem plants includes about 92,900 New Jersey residents, including almost everyone in Salem County plus Bridgeton and other parts of western Cumberland County.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc It also extends into Delaware, encompassing the 72,664 people who call Wilmington home.

Card Credit Fleet Service The 20-mile zone around Oyster Creek covers 424,500 people. It stretches from the northern end of the Ocean County south to the Atlantic County border and into the rural eastern tip of Burlington County.

Card Consolidation Credit Residents in the expanded zones said they would be receptive to getting the pills, but potassium iodide wouldn't calm their concerns that terrorists could target the plants.

Credit Free Online Report Al Nicholson, of Bridgeton, said he is concerned about the security of the Salem and Hope Creek plants, given that he lives so close.

Credit Federal First Service "This could just be some sort of public relations thing to quell fears, because everyone is afraid of terrorism against nuclear plants," Nicholson said.

Consumer Credit Service One anti-nuclear group said the federal government's offer of potassium iodide within 20 miles of nuclear plants exposes the NRC's 10-mile emergency planning zone as arbitrary.

Center Credit Family Service "We've always believed 10 miles was an arbitrary distance," said Paul Gunter of the Nuclear Information and Resource Service, a nonprofit group based in Washington, D.C. "There is an inconsistency in the federal response."

Credit Reporting Service Some experts argue everyone in the state should get the pills.

Cca Credit Division Service Virtually everyone in New Jersey is within 50 miles of a nuclear reactor here or in New York or Pennsylvania, said Frank von Hippel, a Princeton University physicist.

Credit Free Report Service He advocates statewide distribution because radiation can be carried by the wind much farther than 50 miles.

Card Credit Customer Discover Paul Lioy, a researcher at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute at Rutgers, also has called for the state to give everyone KI.

Credit Repair Report Service But Steve Kerekes, a spokesman for the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry group, said there is no research indicating a need for distribution farther than 10 miles, let alone statewide.

Credit Legal Repair Service Illinois, which hosts 11 nuclear plants, the most in the nation, isn't stockpiling potassium iodide at all, he said.

Cic Credit Monitoring Service Nuclear plants are very strong and well protected, and they are designed with redundant safety systems that keep any radiation releases to a minimum in the event of a problem, Kerekes said.

Ccs Credit Division Service Commissioner Lacy agreed that the likelihood of a significant radiation release is remote, but stockpiling potassium iodide provides state residents with an added measure of protection.

Credit Service Union Worker As for those who would like to see statewide distribution, Lacy said nothing prevents residents from buying the over-the-counter pills for themselves. They are cheap - about 12 cents per dose on the Internet - and he is urging more pharmacies to stock them.

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Card Chase Credit Customer (Staff writer John Froonjian did the database analysis for this story.)
The Press of Atlantic City - 7/2/2002

Topic: Nuclear

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