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To: craig crawford who wrote (149)	6/7/2001 12:58:29 PM
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Thursday June 7, 12:44 pm Eastern Time Despite hoopla no new U.S. nuclear plants soon biz.yahoo.com By Carolyn Koo NEW YORK, June 7 (Reuters) - Despite haunting memories of the Three Mile Island and Chernobyl accidents, the U.S. nuclear power industry appears poised for a rebirth as a worsening energy shortage and the high price of alternative fuels force utilities to seek new supply. But energy executives caution it may be years before completion of the next new plant. `I'm a huge believer that nuclear power should play a part in our energy needs,'' Michael Morrell, president and chief operating officer of Allegheny Energy Supply Co., a subsidiary of utility Allegheny Energy Inc. (NYSE:AYE - news), said at a recent conference. ``But I don't believe there will be a nuclear plant built in my lifetime.'' (excerpt)