ML17306A979

Informs of El Paso Electric Co Intention to Reject or Otherwise Affect Leases,Contracts or Financing Arrangements Affecting Plant in Course of Ongoing Bankruptcy Proceedings Involving Company

ML17306A979
Person / Time
Site:	Palo Verde
Issue date:	09/04/1992
From:	Reis E NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC)
To:	Bradley Jones, Lessy R, Samorajczyk S AKIN, GUMP, STRAUSS, HAUER & FELD (FORMERLY AKIN
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UNITEDSTATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHWGTON, D. C. 20555 September 4,

1992 Roy Lessy, Esq.

Bradley Jones, Esq.

Stan Samorajczyk, Esq.

Aiken, Gump, Hauer

& Feld, L.L.P.

1333 New Hampshire

Avenue, N.W.

Suite 400 Washington, DC 20036 William F.

Conway Arizona Public Service Company Executive Vice President, Nuclear P.O.

Box 53999

Phoenix, AZ 85072-3999 First National Bank of Boston Corporate Trust Department 100 Federal Street

Boston, MA 02110 In the Matter of ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANYy EP AL.

(Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2

& 3)

Docket Nos.

50-528-OLA 50-529-OLA

& 50-530-OLA Gentlemen:

Through recent communications with Special Counsel for El Paso Electric Company, it has come to our attention that El Paso Electric company may attempt to reject or otherwise affect leases, contracts, or financing arrangements affecting Palo Verde Nuclear Generating

Station, Units 2

and 3,

in the course of ongoing bankruptcy proceedings involving that company.

Such action could affect licenses issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission with respect to El Paso Electric Company's interest in these facilities.

You are reminded that, section 101 of the Atomic Energy Act, as

amended, 42 U.S.C.

g 2131, generally provides, inter alia, that a nuclear utilization facility may not be transferred

, acquired, poss'essed or used without a

license issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Section 184 of the Act, 42.U.S.C.

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provides, inter alia, that no license issued under the Atomic Energy Act and no right to utilize special nuclear material may be transferred, assigned or in any manner disposed of, voluntarily or involuntarily, directly or indirectly, without the consent of the J, Inu 9209240320 920904 PDR ADOCK 05000528J PD~RJ 180og 5 I $

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE COMMISSION In the Matter of

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Docket Nos. 50-+5~ 525A 50<<526A 50-527A NOTICE OF APPEARANCE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned attorney herewith enters, E

an appearance in the captioned matter.

In accordance with )2. 713, 10 CFR Part 2, the following information is provided:

Name:

Reuben Goldberg Address:

1700 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20006 Telephone:

Admission:

Area Code 202 - 659-2333 District of Columbia Court of Appeals Name of Party:

Municipal Electric UtilityAssociation of Alabama Post Office Box 404 Troy, Alabama 36081 Re ben Goldberg Counsel Dated at Washington, D. C.

this 18th day of April, 1975.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVI I hereby certify that service of the foregoing Notice of Appearance of Reuben Goldberg has been made on the following Parties hereto this 18th day of April, 1975, by depositing copies hereof in the United States xnail, first class or air mail, postage prepaid.

Mr. Frank W. Karas, Chief Public Proceedings Branch Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Jesse M. Williams, Jr., Esq.

Rushton, Stakely, Johnston 5 Garrett 1201 Bell Building Montgomery, Alabama 36101 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Chairman, Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeals Board Panel Nuclear Regulatory Coxnmis sion Washington, D. C.

20555 Abraham Braitman, Esq.

Office of Antitrust and Indemnity Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Joseph Rutberg, Esq.

Benjamin H. Vogler, E sq.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.

C.

20555 Michael L. Glaser, Esq.

1150 - 17th Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20036 Joseph J. Saunders, Esq.

Antitrust Division Department of Justice Washington, D. C.

20530 David A. Leckie, Esq.

Charles Kenneth Hatfield, Esq.

John Whitler, Esq.

Post Office Box 7513 Washington, D. C.

20044 Dr. Kenneth G. Elzinga University of Virginia Department of Economics 114 Rouss Hall Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 S. Eason Balch, Esq.

Balch, Bingham, Baker, Hawthorne, Williams 4 Ward 600 North 18th Street Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Carl W. Schwarz, Esq.

Metzger, Noble, Schwarz, McKenna h Kempler One Far ra gut Square Washington, D. C.

20006 Robert J. Verdisco, Esq.

Antitrust Counsel for NRC Regulatory Staff Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Terence H. Benbow, Esq.

Steven A. Berger, Esq.

Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam 8z Roberts 40 Wall Street New York, New York 10005 Harvey N. Bernstein, Esq.

Office of the General Counsel R egulation Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Bennett Boskey, Esq.

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D. Biard MacGuineas, Esq.

Volpe, Boskey and Lyons 918 - 16th Street, N. W.

Washington, D.

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20006 Robert J. Verdisco, Esq.

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-Washington, D. C.

20555 Elizab th Allen for Reuben Goldberg

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OT C ECEIPT F AP-PLICATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PER-MITS AND OPERATING LICENSES Arizona Public Sorvico Company on behalf of itself and five joint applicants tho Sait River Project Agricultural Im-provement and Power

District, Tuscon Gas & Electric Company, El Paso Electric

Company, Public Service Company of New Mexfco, and Arizona Electric Powers< g Cooperative, Inc.,

(tho applicants) pur-Q V suant to Section 103 of the Atomic Energy Act of

1954, as

amended, filed an ap-plication, which was docketed on October 7, 1974 for authorization to construct and operate three pressurized water nuclear A new fast-curing patch for concrete floors can be trucked over 45 minutes after applica-tion. FLEET PATCHesets hard and smooth and will sustain heavy hand or power trucking at any thickness to a featheredge.

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reactors designated as the Palo Verdo Nuclear Generating

Station, Units 1, 2, &

3, on the applicants'ite in Marlcopa County, Arizona, about 15 miles west of Buckeye and 38 miles wost of Phoenix.

Each reactor is designed for an initial output of 3800 megawatts thormal, with an equivalent not electrical output of approx-irnately 1307 megawatts electrical.

Information In connection with the anti-trust review of tho application can bo obtained by writing to tho U. S. Atomic Enorgy Commission, Washington, D.

C.

20545, Attention: Chiot, Otfico ot Antitrust and Indemnity, Dfrectorate of Licensing.

A copy of the application is available for public fnspoctlon at tho Commission's Public Document Room, 1717 H Streot, N.

W., Washington, D. C. 20545, and at tho Phoeqix Public I.ibraly, 12 East McDowoll

Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85004.

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Company, Wisconsin Power 8, Light Company, Wis-consin Public Service Corporation, and Madison Gas and Electric Company.

pur-suant to Section 103 of the Atolnic Enorgy Act of 1954, as amended, filed an applica-tion, which was docketed on August 9,

1974, for authorization to construct and operate two pressurized water reactors designated as tho Koshkonong Nuclear

Plant, Units 1

and 2, on tho applicants'ito in Jefferson County, Wisconsin.

The application was filed and is being proc-essed pursuant to tho "Duplicate Plant" approach of tho Commission's standard-Ization policy for nuclear power plants.

Each reactor is designed for an initial output of 2785 megawatts thermal, with an oquivalent net electrical output of approx-imately 900 megawatts.

Information in connection with tho anti-trust review of the application can bo obtained by writing to tho U.S.

Atomic Enerqy Commission, Washington, D.

C.

20545, Attention: Chiet, Office of Antitrust and Indemnity. Directorate of Licensing.

A copy of tho application is available for public inspection at tho Commission's Public Document

Room, 1717 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20545, and at tho Divlght Foster Public Library, 102 Mil-waukee

Avenue, East, Fort Atkinson, Wis-consin 53538.

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Proposed sites for these cquip-rnent installations were the Galla-tin and Johnsonville Steam Plants i>> Tennessee.

Six gas turbines with a

com-bined generating capacity of about 550 megawatts have been ordered from the General Electric Com-pany for the proposed installa-tion at Johnsonville Steam Plant west of Waverly, Tennessee.

These are in addition to a

600 mega-watt gas turbine installation already under construction at that site.

Four gas turbine units with a combined generating capacity of about 900 megawatts have been ordered from westinghouse Elec-tric Corporation for the proposed installation at Gallatin Steam Plant south of Gallatin, Tennes-see.

TUA said these gas turbines are neecled for operation by June in order to have sufficient system generating capacity for projected total summer power loads. The gas turbine units are the only type of generating equipment that can be-installed quickly enough to meet this need.

These units will burn fuel oil and will serve as peaking power

capacity, normally operating only during periods of maximum power demand and in emergencies.

They will be installed on the gtounds of these two existing power plants.

UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION DOCKET NOS. STN 50502A AND STN 50 503 A WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WISCONSIN POWER 3

LIGHT COMPANY WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MADISON GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OSHKONONG U CLEAR PLANT UNITS 1 AND 2 NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF'PPllCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PERMITS AND OPERATING llCENSES Wisconsin Electric Power

Company, Wisconsin Power 8 light Company, Wis-consin Public Service Corporation, and Madison Gas and Electric Company, pur-suant lo Section 103 of the Atomic En-ergy Act of 1954, as

amended, filed an application, which was docketed on Au-gust 9,

1974, for authorization to con.

slruct and operate Iwo pressurized water reactors designated as the Koshkonong Nuclear

Plant, Units 1

and 2,

on the applicants'ite in Jefferson County, Wis-consin.

The application was filed and is being processed pursuant Io the "Dupli-cote Plant" approach of lhe Commission's standardization policy for nuclear power plants.

Each reactor is designed for an initial output of 2785 megawatts thermal, with an equivalent net electrical output of approximately 900 megawatts.

Information in connection with the antitrust review of lhe applicolion con be obtained by writing fo the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.

C.

20545, Attention:

Chief, Office of Anti.

trust and Indemnity, Direclorafo of li-

censing, A copy of fhe application is available for public inspection at lhe Commission's Public Document

Room, 1717 II Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20545, and at the Dwight Foster Public

library, 102 Milwaukee Avenue,

East, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 5353B.

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70 PUBLIC UTILITIES FORTNIGHTLYNOVEMBER 7, 1974

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PUBLISHERS AFFIDAViT 51947 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF EL PASO Classified Adv. Mgr that he is th Newspaper 0

e Before me, a Notary Public in and for El Paso County, State of Texas, Jerry R.

Hayes on this day personally appeared who states upon oath Printing Corp

, a daily newspaper published in the City and County of El Paso, State of Texas, which is a newspaper of general circulation and which has been continuously and regularly published for the period of not less than one year in the said County of El Paso, and that he was such upon the dates herein mentioned:

Legal Notice That the copy of which is hereto attached, was published in the El Paso Herald Post aaexmhmA o

October 23, 1974 The dates of such publication being as follows, to wit

~ ~ rl Subscribed and sworn to before me, 21st day of November yg74 d~

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~~ IBILSlaItdgr UnclS I,l. a ll'OTICE OF RECEIPTOF APPLICATIONFOR CONSTRUCTIONPERMITS ANDOPE RATINGLICE N5E S.

Arltona Pvblic Service Company on behalf of itsell and five joint ap pllcdnls the Sall River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power

District, Tvcson Gas 6

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Cdmpany, PvbliC ServiCe Company of New Mexico. and Aritona Electric Power Cooperative. Inc, I Ihe dp, plicanls) pursuant to Section 105 ol =

Ihe Atomic Energy Act ol 195d, as amended. Iited an dpptiedtion. which was dockeled on October 2, lttd lor

,avlhoritdflan, to construct and operdle three pressvrited water nvclear redCtorS designated as Ihe Palo Verde tiuclear Generating Station, Units I, 2, I 2. on ihe ap.

plicdnls'ite In rldricopa County.

Arltona, about 15 miles west ol Bvckeye and

.55 miles west ot Phoeni X. Each reactor ls designed for an initial output ol 5900 megdwdttS

Ihermaf, with an equivdtent net electrical output of approximately

'201 megawatts electncal.

i Intormalion In connection with the antitrust review ol Ihe application can be obtained by writtng IO thg U S.

Atomic Energy Commission.

Washington, D.C.

205d$. Attention Chief; Office ot Antitrust and In demnity, Directorate of Licensing, A. copy ol Ihe applicdlion is available for public inspection al Ihe Commission's Public Document Room, tflt< N Street, N.W..

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STATES ATOi)ic ENERGY COWMISS Docl'el Nos. 5>0-!60 and 5>0-613 WASIIINGTON PUBIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM WPPSS Nuc)ear Prni<<cts No.

1 and No.

Ni>tice of Receipt of Amcndcd App)>cat)on for Construction l'ermits and Operating Licenses The Washington Public Power Supply applicant's site in Benton County, ton, D. C. 20545, Attention: Chief, System, pursuant to Section 103 of the Wash)ngton. Each reactor is designed Ofilce of Antitriist and Indemnity, Di-Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amend-for an initial output of 3600 megawatts rectorate of Licensing.

ed, filed an anicnded application, which thermal, with an equivalent nct elec-A copy of.the application is aviiilable was docketed on August 5, 1974 for au-"

trica) output of approximately 1206 for public inspection at the Commis-thorization to relocate WPPSS Nuclear megawatts per unit.

sion's I'ublic Document Room, 1717 Ii Project No.

1 and to construct and Information in connection with thc Street, N.W., Wash)ngton, D. C. 20546, operate a second pressurized water nu-antitrust review of the application can and at, the Richland Public Library, clear reactor designated as the be obtained by writing to thc U. S.

Sivift and Northgate Streets, Richland, WPPSS

)h)uc)ear Project No. 4 on the Atomic Energy Commission, Washing-Washington 99352.

UNITHII STATHS ATO'.IIIC HNHIIGY CO>lllllSSION QIQfi /UD,+

Docket Nos. btn. 6>0-628-A, Stn. 50-529-A, and Stn. 60-530-h ~'

ASIKONA PUBLIC SHIIVICH CO>IPANY, HT AL EZ+f2 3++

(Palo 4'crde t'n Station, Units 1, 2, Ec 3)

I Notice of Receipt of Application for Construction l'ermils and Operating I.iccnscs Arizona Public Service Company on thorizalion to construct and operate antitrust review of the application can behalf of itself and fivjoint applicants three pressurized water nuclear rcac-be obtained by writing to t)ie U. S.

the Salt River Project Agricultural tors designated as thc Palo Verd<<Nu-Atomic Energy Coirmission, Washing-Improvement and Power District, clear Generating Station, Units 1, 2,.

ton, D.C. 20545, Altcntion: Chief, Ofiice fucson Gas IIE)ectric Conipany El 4 3 on the aPPlicants'ite in h~laricoPa of Antitrust and Indemnity, Director-paso Electric Company pub)ic Service

'Countyh Arizona, about 15 miles west ate of I.icensing.

of Buckeve and 36 miles west of A copy of th<<application is avail-ComPany of. ew. exico, and Arizona phoenix. E:ich reactor is designed for ab)c for pub)ic inspection at lhc Com-E)cctric,power CooPerativc, Inc. (thc an inilia) output of 3800 megawatts mission's Pub)ic Docun>ent Room, 1717 aPPlicants)

Pursuant to Section 103 of thermal, with an equivalent, net elec-II Stre<<t, N.lV., Washington, D. C.

the Atomic Ener~ Act of 1954, as trical output of approximately 1307 20546, and at the Phoenix Public Li-

amended, filed an application, which megawatts electrical.

brary, 12 East NcDowe)) Road, was docketed on October 7, 1974 for au-Information in connection with the 1>hocnix, Arizona 85004.

UNITHD STATES ATOIIIC ENERGY COiblMISSION Docket Nos. Stn. 50-502-A and Stn. 50-503-A WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WISCO ISIN POOVE)t E. LIGIIT COMPANY WISCOANSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPOItATION NADISO;hh GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY non Nuclear Pl Units 1 and 2

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Nolicc of Receipt of Application for Construction Permits and Operating Liccnscs Wisconsin Electric Power Company, cants'ite in Jefi'erson County, Wiscon-bc obtained by writing to the U.S.

Wi~nsin Power E: Light Company, sin. Thc application was filed and is Atomic Energy Commission, Wash-Wisconsin Public Service Corporation, being processed pursuant to thc "Dupli-ington, D. C. 20545, Attention: Chief, and >Iadison Gas and Electric Com-cate Plant" approach of the Commis-Oflice of Antitrust and Indeninity, pany, pursuant to Section 103 of the sion's standardization policy for nuclear Directorate of Licensing.

Atomic Energy Act of 1964, as amend-power plants. Each reactor is designed A copy of the application is available'd.

filed an application, svhich was for an initial output of 2785 mega-for public inspection at thc Commis-docketed on August 9, 1974, for au-watts thermal, with an equivalent nct sion's Public 1)ocumcnt Itoom, 1717 H thorization to construct and operate electrical output of approximately 900 Street, N.W., washington, D. C. 20545, two pressurized water reactors desig-megawatts.

and at thc Dwig)it Foster Public Li-nated as the h.oshkonong Nuclear Information in connection with the brary, 102 ilii)waukce Avenue, East, Plant, Units 1 and 2, on thc appli-antitrust review of thc application can Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538.

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IIOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATIOM IH ABC PUBLIC HFMIIsIG OH PALO YFROF.

IsUCLEARBBIERII1'!Ilo 8'CATIOl<c UIIITS I,2,83 The Atomic Energy Commission will hold a public hearing to be conducted by on Alon.ic Safety ond Licensing 8oard to determine I

wbe!her constrvcticn permits

~ should be jssued to Arizona Pvblic Se>ice Company on beholf cf itself ond five joint opplicanls thc Sc't Piver Prcjcct Agricultural Improvement and Power District, Tvc.

son Gas

& Electric Company, EI Paso Electric Company, Pvb!ic Service Ccmpany of Ncw Mexico, ond Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, inc., authorizing construction of Ihc proposed Polo Verde Nuclear Generating

Station, Units I, 2, & 3 in Maricopa County, Arizona. The hearing will be held in tbc vicinity of tbc ccbocsed focilities at a time ond place to be sct later. Issues to considered ot the bearing include both radiological safety and cnvr.

cmcrcntof. These issvcs cie specified in a FEDERAL REGfSTER no.

tice ovbbshcd on October 22, 1974.

Aiernbers of the public who wish to participoote in the hearing mcy do so in cne of two ways:

1. They moy moke a liniited appearance.

A person making a Imired cppeaioncc does not become a porty to the proceeding but moy state his position and raise questions which he would like to have answered to tbc extent tbot tbc questions orc wit'hin Ibc scope o! the bearicg ond ore pecmittcd by thc Licensing 8oord. Persons desiring to n;oke o limited oppecronce oie requested Io inform Ibe Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Wash ngton, D.C. 2054S, Altentioni Docketing ond Service Scc-

!ion, by November 2'I, 1974. Limited appearance will be per'mitted ot tne time of the pvblic heoring by the I.iccnsing 8oard.

2.

Ihey cnay petition for Icove to intervene. A person perrnillcd tc inteivene bcccmcs o party and has o right to porticipate in Ihc conduct of thc hearing.

Foc example, he moy present evidence and excnv'ne ard cross examine witnesses.

Any person whose interest moy be offectcd by the procccding wno wishes to participate as a party must file o petition for leave to

.n'.vcvcne undec oath or affirmation setting forth thc intcicst of the petitioner in ihe proceeding, how that'interest may be affected by the results of the proceeding, and Ihc petitionec's contentions with iesoo.ct to the proposed licensing z!clion. Such petition must be f

i ed in accocdcnce with the above.referenced FEDERAL REGISTER Notice ord must be fi'led with the Seccetary of the Commission, U,S. Atccnic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 2054S, Attcn.

tio"r Docketing and Service Section, by November 21, 1974. A i,ccpy of the petition ond request for limited oppeararice shoufd abo be sent to the Chief Hearing Counsel, Regulation, Office of the General Covnsel, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D,C. 2054$ ond to Arthur C. Gebr, Esq., Sncll & Wilmvr, 3100 Voile!r Center, Phoenix, Arizona, ottorney for the applicant.

A petition fci Ieove to intervene must be occcmpanied byf' s.coacting offidovit which identifies the specific aspect or aspects o; thc proceeding as to which intervention is desired ond specjfiei wi;h pc!lieu!ority the (acts an which the pctitioncr relics as to both bis interest and his contentions with rcgord to each ospect on which

.!I v!erventionis rcquesteo.

AII petitions 'will be octed upon by'he l,icensing 8oard.

Thos acEtions stating contentions relating only to matters ovlsidc Ihc Comm:scions's juiisdiction willbe denied.

A copy of the FEDERAl. REGISTER Notice is on filo for pvbli

"'nspection at the Phoenix Pvblic Library, 12 East McDoweil Road Phoenix, Anzono 85004, between the hours of 10 a.m. ond 9 p.m o". Monday through Thucsdoy, 9 a.rn. ond 6 p.m. on friday an Saturday, ond 2 p.rn. ond 6 p.m. on Sunday, and tbe Commissio hos c.rarg;d for ether docvments ond correspondencc relating I tbe bcensing of Ihe foci)ity lo bc kept ot the same Iocotion.

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'l02 N. I'lumer The Atomic Energy Commission will hold a public hearing to be conducted by on Atomic Sofety and ucensing Board to determine whether construction permits should be issued to Arizona Public Service Company on behalf of itself and five joint opplicants the Salt River Project Agdiculturol Improvement ond Power District, Tuc.

son Gos fk Electric Company, El Paso Electric Comporty, Public Service Company of New Mexico, and Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc., authorizing construction of the proposed Polo Verde Nucleor Gcneroting Station, Units I, 2, Ik 3 in h'laricopa County, Arizona. The hearing will be held in the vicinity of tiie proposed facilities ot o time ond place to be set later. Issues to considered at the hearing include both radiological safety ond envi ~

ronmental. These issues ore specified in a FEDERAL REGISTER no-tice published on October 22, 1974.

Members of the pub!ic'ho wish to participoote in the hearing may do so in one of two ways:

I. They moy make a limited appearance.

A person making a

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fimited appearance docs not become o party to the proceeding but rory state his position and raise questions which he would like to have answered to the extent thol the questions are within the scope o! the hearing and are permitted by the licensing Board. Persons desiring to make a limited oppearance are requested to inform the Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 20545, Attention: Docketing and Service Sec'-'ion, by November 21, 1974. Limited oppeoronce will be permitted at the time of the public heoring by the Licensing Board.

2. They may petition for leave to intervene. A person permitted to intervene becomes a porty ond hos a right to participate in the conduct of the heoring. For exomple, he moy present evidence and examine ond cross.examine witnesses.

Any person whose interest may be affected by the proceeding who wishes to porticipale as a potty must file a petition for leave to intervene under ooth or affirmation setting forth the interest of the petitioner in the proceeding, how that interest moy be~affected by the results of the proceeding, ond the petitioner's contentions with respect to the proposed licensing action.

Such petition must be filled in accordonce with the above-'referenced FEDERAL REGISTER Notice ond must be filed with the Secretory of the Comrhission, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 20545, Atten-tion: Dockegng ond Service Section, by November 21, 1974. A copy of the petition ond request for limited appearance should also be sent to the Chief Heoring Counsel, Regulation, OHice of the General Counsel, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 20545 ond to Arthur C. Gehr, Esq., Sneg P. Wilmer, 3100 Volley Center, Phoenix, Arizona, attorney for the opplico'nt.

A petition for leave to intervene must be occompanied by a supportinguffidavit which jdentifies the xpecjfic asoect or aspects of ihe proceedrog ns Io which mtervention rs desired and specifies with porticulority the facts on which the petitioner relies as to both his interest ond his contentions with regard to each aspect on. which intervention is requested.

All petitions will be acted upon by "the Licensing Board. Those petitions stating contentions relating only to matters outside the Commissions" s jurisdiction will be denied.

A copy of the FEDERAL REGISTER Notice is on file for public inspection at Ihe Phoenix Public library, 12 East McDowel! Rood Phoenix, Arizona 85004, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 9 p.m on Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday ond Sofurdoy, ond 2 p.n>. and 6 p.m. on Sunday, and the Commissio has orronged for other documents and correspondence reloting t the licensing of the facility to be kept at the some location.

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AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Yhe Phoenix GAZEY'IIE

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)f ATOMICXtIERGYCOMNIISSION OOCKvl'OS. STtl 50523 $

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rovcment and Power

District, Tucson as 4 Electric cempeny, El paso Elcc-ric Ccmoany) Public service Company of

'icw Mexico. and Arilona E/cctric power COOeratiVCr Ine.) she acnheantS>

wVrau.

nt to Sect)on 103 of the Atomic Eneroy ct ct 1954 as

amended, flied an voltcaifon. whfcn was doCketed on Octo er 9, lola tor aulhorltotlon to construct nd operate three Pressurized water n)f)~

lear reactors aeslcnated as Ihc polo I

crSie Nuclear Generatino

Station, Volts r

4 33 on the aooiicants'Ite fn nor~(oooo c;ovnly, Arltcno. about 15 miles vest 0I Buckeye ona 35 miles wesl of hoon)x. Each reactor Is desloned lor an nltiol cutout.of 3800 mcoowat!s thermal, ilh an nufvafent net etcctrical tcvf at.

t aonrcxfmatcly 1301 mcoawatts cfcctrf-Informalfon fn connectfon vrith th ntitrust review of tho acollcaffon can b

bto(nod bv wrilfnq to tno.u. s. Atomic

.nerey Commission.

1vashlnetcn O.

C 5a5, Allcntlont chief, oiiice of itntitrvst nd Indemnity. Oircctorate of Lfcensfne.

A cony ot the aoohcation is avalrabt for Public Insoectlon at lhe Cc mlssfon'vbllc Oocvment Roont, 1919 tPStrcet, N

v., svasmnoton) o.c.

205s5 and at lh i)cSnlx PubtiC LIbra(v.

12 hast McOow II stead, Phoenix. Ar)dna 8500t.

pu~t ":dsrrth~~getwoltc and Ph Ix Gotette) 924 The Arizona Republic The Phoenix Gazette a newspaper of general circulation in the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, published at Phoenix, Arizona, and that the copy hereto attached is a true copy of the advertisement publtshed in the said paper on the followingdates:

October l7, 197~!.

JAMES W. EVANS, being first duly sworn, upon oath deposes and says:

That he is the agent of Phoenix Newspapers Inc., publishers of Agottf Sworn to before me this 2'.th October W D. I9.7.4:

Nofary PuhUC

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NOTECH OF OPPOSE 1'UN I'E.'>

'A~i,V~CPATNijlIN AHC PUBLIC III"MONG

)N 1>>MO %'I;P.OH NU(X,I",AR(xHYEiATING STATION, UNIYS1, 2 & 8 The Atomic Energy Commission will hold a public leario, to bo coiiducted by an Atoniic Safety and Licens-ng Board to determine whether constritction permits.

hould be issued to Arizona Public See icb Company on lehulf of itself ruui five joint applicants the SalL River

'roject Agricultural Improvement and Power District,

'ucsnn Gas

& Electric Company, El Paso Electric

ompany, Public Service Company of Now Mexico, and rizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc., authorizing onstruction of the proposed Palo Verde Nuclear Gener-

'ing

Station, Units I, 2, & 3, in Maricopa

County, arizon. The hearing will be held in the iicinity of the, roposed facilities at a tinie and place to be set later.

ssues to be considered at the hearing include both adiological safetv and environmental. These issues aro

-pecified in ~ FEDERAL REGISTER notice published on October 22, 1974.

Members of the ptjblic who wish to participate-in the-hearing may do so in one of two ways:

1. They may make a Ihnited appeatznce.

A person mSing a hmited appearance does not become a party to the pi.oceeding but may state his position and raise questions whic)i he wouldi like to iiavo answered to the extent that the questions are within the scope of the hearing and aro permitted by the Licensing Board. Per-sons d siring to make a limited appearance are request-'d to inform the Secretary of the Commission, U.S.

Atomic Energy Commission,

)Vashington, D.C.

20545, Attention: Decl'eting and Service Section, by November 21, 1974. Limited appearances will be-permitted at the time of the public liearing by the Licensing Board.

2. They may petition for leave to intervene. A person, permitted to intervene becomes a party and has a right to participate in the conduct of the liearing. For example, he may present evidence and examine and cross-examine witnesses.

Any person whose interest may be affected by.the proceeding who svishos to participate as a party must file a petition for leave to ititervene under oath or affirmation setting forth the interest of the petitioner in the proceed-ing, how that interest may be affected by the results of the proceeding, and the petitioner's contentions with respect to the proposed licenshig action. Such petition must be filed in accordance with the above-referenced FEDERAL REGISTER Notice and must be filed with the Secretary of the Commission, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 20545, Attention: Docket-ing and Service Section, by November 21, 1974. A copy of the petition and request, for limited appearance should also be sent to the Chief Hearing Counsel, Regulation, Office of the General

Counsel, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C. 20545 and to Arthur C.

Gehr, Esq., Snell & Wilmer, 3160 Valhy Center, Phoenix, Arizona,'attorney for,the applicant.....

A petition for leave to intervene must be accompanied by a supporting affidavit which indentifies the specific aspect or aspects of the proceeding as to which interven-tion is desired and specifies with particularity the facts on wiiich the petitioner relies as to both his interest and his contE;ntlohs

~vith regard-to each aspect-on-'which-interventloil is requested.

Allpetitions willbe acted upon by the Licensing Board.

Those petitions stating contentions relating only to mat-ters outside the Commissions's jurisdiction will be denied.

A copy of the FEDERAL REGISTER Notice is on file for public inspection at the Phoenix Public Library, 12 East McDowell Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85004, between

the hours of 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. on illonday through Thursday, 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday, and the Commission has arranged for other documents and correspondence relat-ing to the licenshig of the faciHty to be kept at the same

.location.'tiblished:

Arimna Republic 0 Phoenix Gazette Octo-I her 2".', 1974.

AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The AI iZOna E PUB k.(C pb Yhe Phoenix GAZE'tl"7E F ARIZONA.

OF NAHICOPA OS'per of general circulation in the County of Maricopa, State a, published at Phoenix, Arizona, and that the copy hereto is a true copy of the advertisement published in the said paper llowing dates:

October 22,

197ft, to before me this I

..........................day of

.......... W D. 197ft, Notary Public isst n E ptas Jstt 25 1976 W. EVANS, being first duly sworn, upon oath deposes and says:

is the agent of Phoenix Newspapers Inc..'publishers of The Arizona Bepubtic The Phoenix gazette

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tlNI3'IIDSTATI f(ttn<to, ENI ROY < (lh<hl(SSION Do('KEr N(15.

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RECEIPT OF AlI I.i(.AI ION I OR CON aTRUCTION PEI(h'ITS AN('z ol'i(RATINUI IcENsEs Arizuns Public service Compa-p> on behtlf of itself and five oin; applicants thc Salt River yrolcct Ai:ricultural Improve-ment and Power District. Tucson Gas &Elcetric Company, El Paso:

Eicctrtc Cortpany.

Public Service Conipany of Nrw htcxi ~

co. and Arizona Electric Power Cooper'<itive, Itic.,

(the appll coats) p.irsuant to Section 103 of-the Atoinic Eiierpy Act of 19',

as atncnded, filed im application, which was dtyeket"d on O<(tuber, 7, 197o'. for authori stion to con-struct antI opera:e thrcc pressur-ized water nuclear reactors dcs-

)cnatcd cs thc Palo Verde Nucle-ar Generating Station. Units l. 2.

fu 3. on the app lieurts'ite in hldrieopa County. Arizona. about IS miles west ot buckeye aild 36 ntiles west of Phoenix. Each r< actor is debit>ned for an initial output ol'80d met.awatts ther-mrl, with an cttuivaicnt net electrical out!rut of approximate-ly 1307 tncpaivatts electrical.

Infolmatton in cotutcctlon wltll tile 'lilt,trust fcvlcw of '(lie appll

<ation ean bc obtained by writ-inu to tbc U.S. Atrmiic I',nerpy Contntlssimb t tvaslllriptol'i, D.C 20515, Auen'ion: Ciricf.Office of Antitrust and indemnity, Dircc-,

toratc of Liecnsinp.

Acopyof the aptylicat Ion ls availah!c for public inspection ar thc Co(omission's Public Docu-ment Room. 1717 IlStrcct, N tv IVashtngton, D.C. '20545. and at thc Pltocnix Public I.ibrary. 12 East sXIcDo<vcII Road, Phoenix.

Atirons 85001.

Journal Oct. 22, 1974 lications on

, 197..

Mycommission expires Swor and subscribed to before me, a Notary Public in and or the County of Bcrnalillo and State of New Mexico, thiskz..dayof...'.......,toy..tt

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JuLir 29, 1978 STATE OF NET MEXICO, ss.

County of Bernalillo~C. ~

being duly sworn declares and says that heis~. yo..+~..of Albuquerque Jouruai, and that this news-paper is duly qualified to publish legal notices or advertisements within the meaning of Section 3, Chapter 167, Session Laws of 1937, and that payment there-for has been made or assessed as court costs; that the notice, a copy of which is hereto attached, was published in said paper in the regular daily edition, for

... ~....... times, the first publication being on the. J.~..day of.... c'M~~............,197..., and the subsequent consecutive pub-

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STATE OF ARIZONA

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County of Yavapai

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'e1en Turner sworn, on her oath says:

, being first duly Bookie e Ocr of WESTERN NEWSPAPERS, lNC., an Arizona corporation, which owns and publishos tho PRESCOTT COURIER, a Daily Nowspapor published in the City of Prescott, County of Yavapai, Arizona; that tho notico attached hereto, namoly, United States Atomic Energy Commission Doer et Nos, sTN 5o cd&

A siN 5o 52/

and STN 5O-53O A

fe7fi,fc ffic

>1 gercf October 192h.

both inclu-sive, without chango, interruption or omission, amounting in all to insertions, mado on the following dates:

October 21, 1974 has, to the porsonal knowledge of affiant, been published in tho nowspaper aforesaid, according to law, from tho 21

. day of October UNITEDSTATES ATOMIC

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ENERGY COMMISSION DOCKET NOS. STN 50.52d A STtf

$0 $29 A, AND STN 50.$ 30 A ARIZONA PUOLIC SERVICE COMPANY, ET AL IPalo Verde ttvcfcsr Generating Station, Units I.

2. d 3) tiOTICE OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATION FOR CON.

STRUCTION PERMITS AND OPERATING LICENSES Arizona public Service Company

,on behalf of Itself and five iofnf applicants

~ the Salt River Protect

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Agrlcullural improvement and Power

District, Tucson Gas d

Electric Company, El Paso Llectrlc Company. Public Service Company ol New

Mexico, and Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc..

(the applicants) pursuant to Section 103ot theAtomic Energy Actof 195l, as amended.

tiled an application, which was docifctcd on October 9, 1974 for authorization lo construct and opcrale three pressurized vratcr nuclear reactors designated as the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2. d 3, on the ap.

pllcants'ite ln Martcopa Covnly, Arizona, about 15 mlles west qf Svcffeye and 3d mlles west ot Phoenix. Each reactor ls designed lor an Initial ovtput of 3d00 megawatts

thermal, with an equivalent nct electrical ovput cf approximately 1309 megawalts clcctrical(

information Inconnection with the antitrvst review ot the appllcallon can be obtained by writing to Ihe U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D. C. 2054$, Attention:

Chief, Oflice of Antitrust and In defnnlty, Directorate ot Licensing.

A copy ol the application Is available forpvbllc Inspection at the Commission's Public Document Room, lt1 9 H

Street.

N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20$I5, and at Ihe PhOCnlx Public Library, 12 East Mceowcl( Road, Phoenix, Arizona

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I TC Pub. Oct. 21, 19fd Subscribod and sworn to boforo mo this day of 22 October 19~.

Notary Public My col1UIussion expires 7-2-77 C.Oe

rain on the Prescott Cross Country course.

Tony EIumphrey left the starting linc willi:illilla intention of pacing the Prescott runners as he has in six other victories this year and for a mile-and.a-half the I'rescott runners were a close pack within

.only a fcw seconds of each other. Then while running through some deep sticky mud on the backside of the 2.9 mile circuit Tony lost a shoe somewhere

. in the mire.

Far almost a mile.and-a-half this young man ran with one shoe on and one shoe off to finish ninth overall in the race that was won by Hoby Simpson of

%Iles(o)

NEW YORK (AP) 1Valter

Alston, the Los Angeles Dodgers'n-flappable

general, was named The Associated Press'National League Manager of thc Year today.

Tlm stoic

Alston, who guided the Dodgers to the National League pennant this season for the seventh time in his 21-year big league

career, wan.in a

i'out.

Alston outscored Danny Murtaugh, manager of the National League East champion Pittsburgh

Pirates, 290 votes to 8?.

Voting by the nation's sports writers and broadcasters took place prior to the league's play-offs.

Red Schoendienst, whose Si. Louis Cardinals battled Pittsburgh down to the end

'or the East title, finished third in the balloting with 2G votes.

33M II4QNQS State Aep.

Deroocrct Octoher 23, 1974 slker Sissan

second,

.vid Saenz, third, David Siuli of T-Bird was fourth, followed bv Toney Chavez and i%like Reardon, fifth and sixth, a T-Bird runner was seventh. Joe Josytewa was eighth and Tony Humphrey was ninth.

'ike Weaver, who has been running with the JV's so far this year and was I

undefeated at that level, ran with the Varsity boys t

yesterday in his first big; test as a high school cross-country ruiiner and finished tenth overall.

"We had what you might call a

good day,"

said coach Ray Wherly, "The kids ran the course in the same time yesterday that mi IIe HII.

Finishing behind the top three were, Danny Ozark of the Philadelphia Phillie's with six votes; Atlanta's PAUDI),

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~F,."'"I:BIAVI".%6 SYAVI ~J, VikIVS 'I, 2, 8, 3 The Atonic Energy Commission will hold a public

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'earing to be conducted by an Atomic-Safety and I

Licensing Board to determine whether construction I

permits should be issued to Arizona Public Service

'ompany on behalf af itself and five joint applicants -

I the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and,'ower District, Tucson Gas h Electric Company, El

'aso Electric Company, Public Service Company of

'New Mexico, and Arizona Electric Pov er Cooperative, Inc., - authorizing construction of the proposed Palo

'erde Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2, Ec 3, in

'aricopa County, Arizana. The hearing willbe held in

'he vicinity of the proposed facilities at a time and place to be set later. Issues to be considered at the he'aring include both radiological safety and en-vironmental.

These issues are specified in a

FEDERAL REGISTER notice published on October 22, 1974.

iMembers of the public who wish to.participate in the hearing may do so in one oftwoways:

1. They may make a limited appearance.

A person making a limited appearance does not become a party to the proceeding but may state his position and raise questions which he would like to have answered to the-extent that the questions are within the scope of the hearing and are permitted by the Licensing Board.

Persons desiring to make a limited appearanre are requested to inform the Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C.

'0545, Attention: Docketing and Service Section, by

'ovember 21, 1974. Limited appearances will be permitted at the time af the public hearing by the Licensing Board.

2. Tlmy may petition forleave to intervene. A person permitted to intervene becomes a pa'rty and has a right to participate in the conduct of the hearing.

For example, he may present evidence and examine and cross-examine witnesses.

Any person whose interest may be affected by the

,proceeding who wishes to participate as a party must

'ile a petition for leave to intervene under oath or af-firmation setting forth the interest of the petitioner in the proceeding, how that interest mav be affected by the results of the proceeding, and the petitioner's

'ontentions with respect to the proposed licensing I

action. Stich petition must be filed in accordance with I, the above. referenced FEDERAL REGISTER Notice and must be filed with the Secretary oi the Com-

mission, U.S.

Atomic Enei gy Commission, Washington, D.C.

20545, Attention:

Docketing and Service Section, by November 21, 1974. A copy of the petition and request for limited appearance should also be sent to the Chief Hearing

Counsel, Regulation, Office of the General Counsel, U.S. Atomic Energy CommissionWashington, D.C. 20545 and to Arthur C.

Gehr, Esq.,

Snell Ec Wilmer, 3100 Valley Center, Phoenix, Arizona, attorney for the'"applicant.

A petition for leave to intervene must be ac-companied by a supparting affidavit which identifies the specific aspic:t or aspects of the proceeding-a" ta.. ~I which-inter~~tian is desired and sl>ecifies with par-

.'icularity the facts on which the p titioner relies as to both his interest and his contentions with regard to

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each aspect on which mtervention is requested.

All petitions will bc acted upon by the Licensing i Board. Those petitions stating cantentions relating I only to inatters outside the Commission's jurisdiction

':illbe denied.

A copy of the FEDERAI REGISTER Notice is an file for public inspection at the Phoenix Public Lil>rary, 12 East McDowcll Road, Phoenix, Arizona j

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PUIBLISHERS. AFFIDAYIT 85l946 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTX OF EL PASO Before me, a Notary Public in and for El Paso County, State of Texas, on this day personally appeared Jerry R.

Hayes who states upon oath that he is the newspaper published in the City and County of El Paso, State of Texas, which is a newspaper of general circulation and which has been continuously and regularly published for the period of not less than one

'ear in the said County of El Paso, and that he was such upon the dates herein mentioned:

That the copy of which is hereto attached, was published in the once~abcmeah for The dates of such publication being as follows, to wit Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the 23rd day of october IaIAlIIA KIIRI(0<TA r'jI.PA NO'+ry Pilaita In and tar EI Paso Cooftty, Iexas Ry contr!:Isglon axpiros Jono I, I<J D STA 1 E S ATOMIC Ett E ROY COMA' ISS ION DOCKET NOS SIN SO Sts A,STN, sost9A.Alto STNSO SIo A ARIZONAPUBLIC SERVICC COMPAfiY,ET AL f gIILIftf ~ tiu<lear en~ra;anq@Station.

nnsK T~T tiOTICC OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATIOttFOR CONSTRUCTIONPCRMITS ANOOPE RATINGLICENSES Aritona Public Service Company on bcha! I of itself and Iwe joint art p!iCantS the Sall River PrOjeCI Agficullufal fiilprevcnleiat afld Pov,er District,. Tucson Gas d

Electric Coanpany, EI Paso Erec!ric

Company, Pubhc Service Company ot ttew ttexi<o. and Ariiona Electric Power Coopefatavea Inc., [ the ap ptican!II pc<<sunni to Section tot Ol Ihe A!onaio Energy A<t Of 19S!, as aaaaefadcd, tiled an app!ication. aah!<ti wa\\ do<Let< d on October

1. 191 ~ lor authoritation fo construct and opera!e taarce

p. esto<i!ed water nuclear rcac!ors dcsignaled ai Ihe Palo Ye<dc Nuclear Generating Station. Units I,'t. d 3. Oa Iho ap pliCantS'ile in tasar!<qpa

COunty, Afire'aa.

Shout ls nii1cs v.esl ol Buctaeye and 3S nuleS

<<CSI Ot Phoenix Ca<h re.'i<i or is desi qiied for an initial ou!pul ot atco megawatts thermal, 'with an

<utuavaacnf nel etC<lri<al Oulpul Ot apprOaumatety Itotmega*1!Iscle<tr!<al Into nba<ion in <onue<.t:on <<ith ttu anldru<t rCview,ol the arpli<atinn can beobtaaruxt by writinq!othc U S.

Aton!i<. Enerqy'ontr<<action.

Yyastaanq!aa, OC 3OS<S. Attention.

Chief. Office ot Antitrust,and In den\\ni!y, Dirc<lorale of Li<cns nq A

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NOTICE OF RECEIPT OFAPPLICATiON FOR CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ANO OPERATING UCENSES Arizona PubliC Service Comoanv. on Lehail ot ltselt and rive joint aoolicants-the Salt R(Ver PrajeCt AtriCultural Ima' orovement and Power District,,Tucson Gas 8 Electric Comoanv, El Paso Elec.

IricComoanyi Public Servict Comoanv of-New MtxiCO, and Arizona ElectricPower Coooerative, Inc.. (the aoollcants) outSu-anf to Section 103 of lhe Atomic Eneroy ACt Ot 19'. as amended, hied an aooilca tlon, which was docketed on October l.

Iyft for authorization to construct and OOerate three OreSSurtZed Wattr nuttear a

reactors desionated as lhe Palo verde Nucltar Gtntratino Station. Units 1,2 ft 3.

on Ihe aoollcants'ita In Matfcooa coun.;

ty, Atltona, about IS miles west ot Buck eye and 3d miles west of Phoenix. Each reactor is desloned for an Initialoutout ot mto mtuawatlS thermal. With an tnuiVa-lent net electrical outout of aooroximate-,

ty 130tmeoawatts eiettriCal.

Information ln connection with the anti.

trust review of the aooliCation Can be obtained by writlno to the U.s. Atomic

'nttoy Curilrnitslun. Wathlnutunu O;C

OStt. Attention: Chitt, Otfice ot Antitrust and Indemnity. Oirectorate of Licenslno.

A COOy Ot the aooiicatlon Is available lor oubiic lnsoection al the Commission'5 f

Public Document Room.

1712 N. Street, N.VI,. WashinatOn, O. C. 205as.and at the.=

Phoenix Public Ubtary, 12 East MCOo well Road, Phoenix, Arizona 8500I.

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~ ei It A teacher request for a self--

defense course for teachers,",

,. similar to one given students,",.

was directed by.the board to',,

,the Community Schools "pro-;

" gram within the district.

. The boardrefused to ap'.

prove a U.S. Navy request to" take <<a journalism"-student from each high school in-the diStriCt On a tWOwitndd)ne;half J,

'-'day'orir'lof",-ther Sa'nSiego;"

nagual bas The. board, wldch'pproved'

'ts own travel at district e)t, pense to three upcoming edu".

'ational conferences,

'agreed.

/'., to allow the sharing of school fac0jties I by the district',s elementary and high schools to supplement service'when needed.

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-""if block o'nd, white has'lost'ts'

', convert your S-22 to.'this)CYivld'rt) h

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'sttyican.be Whi(ek we "9roke 'I'3Ifree'p n,

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"'own on the. number of stu.:t.CHeisterkamp and Dr: Pe dents who'rop dasses. out of J. Cohen, also of the UniveIrsi-".-'ear ofossible failing tyfof Colorado, reported yes-I grade.

That 'reduces the.terday On their research'dur-number of students in special 'Ing a meeting of the Ainerican.

study sessions and "saves tax>>

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,payers money, they add~ -":",The dKtors said. the d 'g s-.,>>

'n other board actiontt the

'under,cor)sideration for.<<ap.

'ang Construction Co.

was.'proval by the Food and awarded an $89,950 contract trr" Admuristration. If rt becomes-put up canopies over Maxwell ', more widely available,"Heis'-'8 Junior High School walkways', terkamp and Cohen. said;-it,"

, and Pima County was given 63

~oht find other 'ap pllcations 3 I

• i feet of district land to open in medicine in wMch blocking.

1 roadways" on Camu)O.Verde recall of the trauma of. medi-.',

.and near Warren" Etemeritaryj.'al,treatment would benefit a

.;.-, Ironwood Hills. School;~ir~

f, private school.withh thy. dts>>,,

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trict, 'was," provisionally'old", abroad 'or':several.'. years'-"

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program under the trade name Atiban,"'s adequate under Arizona ]aw.. the doctors. said.. It has.been j as an alternative to public usedlargelyasasedative."."'=.::.-

schools. However, a review of -

The Colorado doctors have'he, school by the county 'studied nearly ICO'patients:

school superintendent,was Their report= yesterday "was

- requested hy the board.,

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Oh4 OSII iLY STAR I)N)TEO STAT ESlATOMIC'NERGV COMM)55)ON OOCKET NGS. STH 5$525A. STN 50 592 A. ANO ST)dd55354.

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Unlthl.2. 6 3) tlOTICF OF RECEIPT' I 3" OF APPLICATIO)C FGR>>fl '.

', CONSTRUCTION PERM)TS ANO'OPERATING LIICENSBS

'rltona Pvbffc Service Comoanv-on, bchdff ct itself and tlvriolntdopllcdnts-the Salt River'Pro)calf Aorlcultural,lm-,

pro>>cment andPowcc Olstrlct, Tvcson Gss 6 E)ectr)c Comp>ny. Ef paso Elec lrlccomoany, Puiuic~vlce Company ot NcwMcxlco ahd Ar)tons E)cattle PowcrI Caoocral)ve Ihe'thc 4ooilc4hts) ovr5v ant to section )as oi d)<<Atomic Eneroy Act ot lest. as amend>>eL flied:an soul)cd I

tlon. which wds dockttcd on Oaobcr l.

Irfa tar 4vttlarlt4tlahs)o construct 4hd once'4tc three presto<<Ised wc'le<<'ua car reaaors desk)hated as ttie palo verde Nvacdr Genera tlno St atlan. Unlit).263, on the doolfcsnts>> site'inIMdrlcaoa Covn-ly, Arltond. abovf 1$ rhfics v est ot Suck.

eve and 34 miles weshot Phoenix Each reactor Is dcsloned toodn initialov~l ot 32CO ltlCodwalts ther)I'4);With 4n evviva lent.ncl electrical pvtmrtbt aoproxllndlc

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, Infofmsffoh in connect>><<sn wilh lhe anti-trust review of fflc dpollcdffon cdle 'be obtained by wrfflno the U.s Atomic El>>roy Comm)ssk)ngy/ash)na)an.

O.C" 20$ L$. Attentioni chief otncc of Anfftrust

'4 nd Ihdcmevtv. Olrcata<< sto ot Ucans ino.

>> A coov at the aool cdilsn Is avsildole-for ovbllc-InsoecIlon *Ithe Commission'5 l pubic oocvmeht Roand till H. sttctt N,w.. washlnatah, o. ~ 2cescs, and at the-Phocnlx Public Ubratyl 12 East MCOo 5 well Road. phoenix, AI)tends)OOL I>>E, ,

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rHE PEOPLE OFThhSTATE ON NEW YORK<<TO HOWARO PEClC, s cousin snit distrfbu lce ol GERTRUOE tA. HELMER dc ccdscdI

)ate of the IZItv ot watt<<town New York<<lfthe said ttOWARO PECK ls row )ivlno. Ond It dcddr his d)ttrfbvtccsI exccvlors. sdm)nlslrdkrrs leostces, devi scc5, dr<<i Tho5elhdvltoI oe'failtllrlo to tldvci ahy. Oltler")metes) 'whatsoever In 5Nd dccedenrs.

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NEALF'who'~Wdtcrtown. New kÃuoctw~ro Jcffcrsce>>

to'boutsIOt tne said H thats'ucceed)nd hh unknown and cannot

,'be secertalned.<<dls, TRUOE AL HELME Wale lo

n. In lhe New York dcCC45cdh WHEREASI LUC)1.

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THEREFORE,V<<rand each or vov are hereby cited to show caus ~ betore the

.Svrroo ale'5 Court ot ovr Covnty of J ctt fr.

'sah. at the Surrooale'5 Omce In the Oty,

,of Wdtcrtown,ln ssldCaunty al Jettcrsch.

New Yerk. an the 2)eh ddy ot October.

)276 at tcn o'ctock fn the torcheoh Ol lhdi ddw whv Ihe.said lnslrvment should hat be ddnliff<>r GERTRUGP.

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HELMER. deceased>>valid to pass boTh rc41 4hd ocr)anal prooerlv.

IN TEST)MONY WHEREOF. we have caused tne seal of the surrooate's covet Of Said COVllly'fJetfCrtarl ta be OCCCVhto

.dltlxed.

WITNESS, HON.>>LEON 5CHWERZ-IAANNJr:svrrooate of said Cavnty;at lhe CJIV of water)own: New York.Ihc lith ddv ol 5co)ember. 1274-ILS.) S..O. HUGHES."acrk. of the Svrrol)4)ers Court TO HOWARO PBC)c. >

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OCT 1 1 Ig74 The Honorable Lhl'liam B. Saxbe Attorney General Attention:

Joseph J. Saunders, Esq.

Chief, Public Counsel and Legislative Section Antitrust Division In the Yiatter of Arizona Public Service Company Palo Verde Wuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2 and 3

AEC Dkt. thos.

STH 50-528A, STN 50-529A, STH 50-530A

Dear Hr. Saxbe:

On July 19, 1974, in accordance with Section 105c of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as

amended, Me transmitted a copy of the information requested by the Attorney General for antitrust review in connection with the above application.

At that time the application had been sub-mitted subject to determination that it met our filing requirements.

The application has now formally been accepted.

lie are transmitting herewith a copy of the current application and six (6) copies of information requested by the Attorney General for the antitrust review.

The material is being transmitted to afford you an opportunity to render such advice to the Commission as you determine to be appropriate in regard to the finding to be made by the Comnssion pursuant to Section 105c(5) of the Act.

Sincerely, Original Signor bT He Ke Shapar Ho.~ard K. Shapar Assistant General Counsel Licensing and Regulation DISTRIBUTION:

Encl os ures:

Frank Karas, SECY 1.

Application REG Centaal Fil 2.

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