Nuclear Accident Marked
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HARRISBURG, Pa. — Anti-nuclear activists marked the 10th anniversary of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident, the nation’s worst, with renewed warnings Monday that the health effects were hidden and the lessons forgotten. About 150 people marched in a procession outside the plant for just over an hour late in the afternoon.
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