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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 26

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The Tennesseani
Location:
Nashville, Tennessee
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Page:
26
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'''Oil' eWaathar Central 1C12 Wells not tested in grease dump 4 than far away," Hansen said. -The nearest wells are about 1.5 miles away, Hansen added. 03 02 60 04 06 rr, It: By WARREN DUZAK Slalt Writer GLADEV1LLE Tests for pollution from a grease dump near here and the Cedars of Lebanon State Park did not include testing any local water wells, an Environmental Protection Agency official said yesterday. But the tests that were conducted near the site, located on Burnt House Road, will give ample indication if there is any pollution coming from the dump site, said Tom Hansen, chief of the EPA's underground injection control system in Atlanta. "You are much more likely to find something close He said the EPA conducted tests earlier this summer on the trenches where grease trap waste is buried, as well as on local streams and water in undergrond caves.

The site Is licensed by the state and burying of grease from grease traps in restaurants, schools, and hospitals is an approved disposal practice. Oak Ridge MD says he'll keep pollution data OAK RIDGE (AP) A doctor who claims to have found evidence linking pollution from the government's Oak Ridge nuclear complex to local health problems is refusing to return patient records to a hospital. "We're willing to go to court," Dr. William K.Reid said. Nancy Harrison, spokeswoman for Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge, called it "a very serious matter.

Taking his patients charts would be ethically and legally outrageous." Reid conceded the hospital's demand for the charts is permitted under his contract with Tennessee Medical Management, a hospital subsidiary. However, he said it is illegal. To pass confidential information to non-medical personnel would leave him liable, he said, adding he would provide copies to patients. Suit says 1-26 construction in violation of U.S. District Court.

"The goal Is to make TDOT do It right" State transportation officials could not be reached for comment yesterday because the lawsuit was filed after office hours. Spokeswoman Gwen Hopkins could not be reached at home. The 1-26 project will connect Unicoi County with By gail Mcknight Staff Writer Local environmentalists filed a federal lawsuit yesterday against the Tennessee Department of Transportation alleging the construction of Interstate 26 in Upper East Tennessee is violating state and federal regulations. Streams in the mountainous area are being flooded with silt and sediment, possibly destroying the trout population, they allege. "Our goal is not to stop this highway altogether," said Barry Sulkin of the Tennessee Environmental Council and Good Earth Defense, the groups which filed the lawsuit late yesterday afternoon in the Middle District For the next five days NASHVILLE Today: thunderstorms likely; high of 83 and a low of 67.

Tomorrow: thunderstorms likely; high of 82 and a low of 66. Saturday: chance of thunderstorms; high of 80 and a low of 65. Sunday: partly cloudy; high of 84 and a low of 66. Monday: partly cloudy; high of 86 and a low of 67. TENNESSEE Today: thunderstorms likely; highs In the 80s and lows In the 60s and 70s.

Tomorrow: thunderstorms likely; highs In the 80s and lows in the 60s and 70s. Saturday: chance of thunderstorms; highs In the 80s and lows in the 60s and 70s. Sunday: partly cloudy; highs In the 80s and 90s and lows in the 60s and 70s. The environmentalists allege that the state did not consider other alternative sites to the highway loca-j tion, which is required when a highway interrupts a1 recreational area. -I They also allege that the state did not comply with! the environmental review process required by law.

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