CHEMICAL WEAPONS AT JOHNSTON ISLAND

Year: 1990
Reference: 6229
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Year: 1990
Reference: 6229
Media type: Audio

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Three days after it began burning old chemical weapons at Johnston Island,
south west of Hawaii, the United States is telling the Pacific it has
nothing to worry about. Report by Jonathan Schwass, with Poka Laenui,
Vice-president of the World Council of Indigenous People.