Three months ago, Nancy Assian worried most when her childrenwere feeling sick or struggling in school or fighting with friends.
Now the West Chicago mother worries, only half in jest, thatthey might glow in the dark.
Assian used to read The Cat in the Hat. Now she readsgovernment reports about the dangers of radioactivity. She used towrite notes to teachers. Now she writes letters to congressmen.
It's not every day a busy mom like Assian takes time from herfamily to assume the burdens of a public cause, but then it's notevery day a big corporation tries to stick a radioactive waste dumpin a busy mom's town.
Assian is a founding member of the …
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