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Cordova believes her father, who died in after suffering from multiple bouts of cancer, was affected by the atomic bomb Trinity Test in New Mexico since he lived in nearby Tularosa, N. Residents of the New Mexico Hispanic village near the site of the world's first atomic bomb test are planning another protest outside the annual opening of the site. The Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium announced last week it will picket outside the gates of the White Sands Missile Range as the base opens up April 6 for tourists to see the location.
Tbe U. Advocates want the federal Radiation Exposure Compensation Act amended so people lived near the site can be included. The law only covers areas in Nevada, Arizona and Utah that are downwind from a different nuclear test site. Under that law, people who lived near nuclear testing sites receive compensation for health problems. They said scientists seldom came to check on them to examine the effects. Scientists working in Los Alamos developed the atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project, which provided enriched uranium for the weapon.
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The bomb was tested in a stretch of the New Mexico desert near towns with Hispanic and Native American populations. White Sands Missile Range did not immediately return an email to its general public affairs office email address. Visitors can take a quarter-mile walk to ground zero where a small obelisk marks the exact spot where the bomb was detonated. Historical photos are mounted on the fence surrounding the area.
Members of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium are raising money to testify before Congress later this year.]
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