NASA Industrial Plant, Kaiser Permanente Downey Lakewood Boulevard, Bellflower Blvd., Downey, Los Angeles County, CA

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FOSTER WHEELER 2 INCLUDING APPENDIX B - Historical Aerial Photographs and Map Review, Parcel II
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From the Los Angeles Times -

Suit filed over 'Island' claims
Richard Verrier. Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles, Calif.: Jun 26, 2008. p. C.3

California and the West; Downey Studios Sues Union, Alleging False Claims of Hazards; The prop workers group spread rumors of safety problems at the facility despite a clean bill of health, the firm says.; [HOME EDITION]
Richard Verrier. Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles, Calif.: Nov 18, 2005. p. C.2

Here is the end result from all of these projects and the message to not believe the gloom and doom stories. We can fix this problem that they have created
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fixtheproblem/index.html

North American began its rocket research in the company parking lot, using a bulldozer scraper to protect adjacent parked cars from the inevitable exploding engines.
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On 5 October 1967, at Northern American Rockwell's plant in Downey, California, a hazardous mixture containing barium used in NASA sounding rocket experiments exploded, killing 2 workmen and injuring 11. Click here for the story.

Despite a fatal explosion on 5 October 1967, at the Downey, California, plant of North American Rockwell, which was caused by a mishandling of finely divided barium mixed with Freon, the barium cloud experiment eventually proved a great success. On 17 March 1969, a barium cloud 1865 miles long, lasting some 20 minutes, and visible to the naked eye, formed at an altitude of 43,495.9 miles (69,999.87 kilometers). Heos I a "Highly Eccentric Orbiting Satellite" belonging to ESRO, carried the cloud-producing canister into space.
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Chronic barium intoxication disrupts....:ahypothesis for the origins of multiple sclerosis - Click Here

Health and Environmental Effects of Barium - Click Here

The uptake of very large amounts of barium that are water-soluble may cause paralyses and in some cases even death. Read Here

Robert H. Richardson, Esq., Vice President of IRG

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