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DAY 3: NUCLEAR NEIGHBORHOOD

January 15, 2008 - 10:00 pm
 
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A father and daughter who disagree over the Yucca Mountain Project, a dairy farmer concerned the nearby nuclear waste repository will be bad for business and a man battling cancer after working at the Nevada Test Site. These are among the Nevadans the Review-Journal spoke with along U.S. Highway 95 north of Las Vegas for the third day of a series. The newspaper traveled the highway for six days talking to potential caucus-goers about the issues important to them. PAGE 6B

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