The Document
That the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Pulled From Its Website

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>>> On 28 December 2002, the Associated Press reported that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission had deleted a page from its Website. The document was a record of a phone call concerning a hole (possibly two holes) in the Milltown Dam near Missoula, Montana. The FERC claimed that such information would aid terrorists. Other people said that the "national security" excuse was just a ruse to keep crucial information from the public, who have a right to know about the danger. (Facts about problems with dams and nuclear reactors are notorious for disappearing down the memory hole.) The missing report was nowhere to be found in Google's cache or the Internet Archive. Reader Tim Hill, however, got a copy from Peter Nielsen at Missoula's City-County Health Department and sent it to The Memory Hole. It is reproduced below. |

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FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
PORTLAND REGIONAL OFFICE TELEPHONE/MEETING RECORD DATE: October 25 2002 TIME: 11:22AM/4:07 PM CALLED BY: William Thompson OF Northwestern Energy (NE) ANSWERED BY: Norm Weseloh OF OEP-D2SI-PRO TELEPHONE NO. & STATUS OF OUTSIDE PARTY (406) 497-3912 _x_ LICENSEE PROJECT NAME/NO. Milltown/2543-MT SUBJECT DISCUSSED: Findings from 2002 Dam Foundation Exploration and Testing Program ______________________________________________________________________ SUMMARY OF DISCUSSION Mr. Thompson left voice messages at 11:22 am & 4:07 pm that at designated
drilling location B-3
Cc: FERRIS_X_ D2SI_X_ DHAC___ FILES___ R/E 10/00 |
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Thanks
to Tim Hill and Peter Nielsen.
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