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Description	English: President Jimmy Carter touring the TMI-2 control room with (l to r) Harold Denton, Governor Dick Thornburgh, and James Floyd, supervisor of TMI-2 operations, on April 1.
Date	October 1979
Source	Report of The President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island: The Need for Change: The Legacy of TMI, p. 132
Author	John G. Kemeny et al

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