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Ninety-six Mailgrams & Ltrs Supporting & Opposing Restart of TMI-1
	ML19208B591
Person / Time
Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	07/27/1979
From:	; AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Hendrie J; NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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I understand there is to be a public meeting soon, to consider the public view on the re-opening of T.M.I's undamaged reactor, for the generating of electricity.

Although, I wi'1 not be able to attend, I wish to voice my support in re-openir.g T.M. I. as soon as possible.

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Sincerely, YORK BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.

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We are concerned with the anticipated delay in get'ing c the Three Mile Island #1 Electric Pirnt back into production.

For the benefit of all users of electricity, we urge you to do whatever is necessary to speed up the process to permit 3.e continued use of this plant.

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Throughout the Three Mile Island incident, our electric utility, Met-Ed, has advised us of the continuing status of their power generation abilities and any elements es they affect our power use ar.d pricing.

S!nce our industrial facility is large and energy intensive, we have treated very seriously the responsibility we have to our 2300 employees, our custmers and our corporate goals. Using the federal Index yp r of 1972, we have been able to reduce our current energy use 5y 29% and maintain a healthy employment atmosphere. Unfortunately most, or all, of our enforced savings have been eroded by increasing costs and remaining ccmpetitive has become a truly precarious effort.

The econcrnic impact of the T.M.I. Incident has created serious cc a implications at our facilities as well as all industry and comerce in our area. We are aware that during the four years that T.M.I. Unit #1 was in servics, over $160 million in fuel cost savings were realigned by the utility's custcmers; also we know that under present restrictions in power generation by Met-Ed we are paying a 15; increase in power cost.

Learning of the NRC board meeting, scheduled for August 2nd, we respectfully request your consideration of industry's stake in the beard's determination.

We merely plead for true objectivity in deciding on the return to service of Unit #1 at T." i. The crucial aspects of decision on this important question must ce based on the units' compliance with NRC requirements as they would apply to any other unit of identical design and manufacture. !t would indeed be unfair, if not tragic, to allow gotional and untrained public cpinion to even be a considerati i in such . vital matter.

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Dear Mr. Chairean:

'4e understand that your C* ssion is pla*** g a long study as to whether or not to open the unda= aged nuclear reacter at Three Mile Island. The effects of any d, slay vill be very costly, not o ny to

=y industry and affect esploy est pctential in ny organi:atien, but vill cost all of us in the serting area where this electricity is generated. 'Je urge you to expeditiously process this natter so that Three Mile Island can return to cl.eratics as quichly as possible.

In these inflationary ti=es, ve can ill afford to have our electric costs accelerated because of cppcsition to an inevitable evolutionar/

change of our ti=es. Nuclear energy has get to be a sajor part Of the solutien to the energ7 crisis for the 30s and beyond.

'4e do not urge expeditious acticn at the sacrifice of the envirec=ent and safety and feel assured that the expertise of your people and the electric cc=panies that this can be done in a safe nanner not caly fer s.il people concerned, but also for the envirec=ent of the surrounding sress.

Very truly yours, J. D. Critef. field zechs unser I2C:dh Of Wijhjjlf/[

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Dear Mr. Henrie:

We request that the inquiry into Unit No. 1 of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station be expedited as rapidly as possible. It is our understanding that this unit was not danaged by the recent accident. Also, we understand that this facility can be =odified to incorporate equipnent required of plants of similar design by the end of the year.

The increased cost of electrical energy due to the Icree Mile Island accident is having an adverse effect on the

- people and industry of this area. The increased cost to our organization will be approximately S340 additional in 1980 if the nuclear plant is not put bacic on line.

We do not advocate any unsafe proceedure, however, we do not wish to see the opponents of nuclear power cause undue delay in the reopening of Unit No, i at the Three Mile Island Plant.

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Dear Honorable Joseph Hendrie:

It is urgent to our industry and connunity to review the Safety Requirements of the T.M.I. F* ant as soon as possible. I do not believe that industa can m.anage with restricted capacity and high cost that will occur if this plant is not put bacl: into operation.

I also urge that all Safety Require =ents be reviewed closely so as to protect our environnent and people before the T.M.I. Plant is permitted to go back into operation.

Very truly yours, PIT"' 3URGH CQRNING CORPORATION ji -wMt -

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- G, kb=RY Honorable Joseph Hendre, Chairman U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C. 20555

Dear Sir:

May I respectfully request your office to assist in any way possible restoration of Unit No. 1 at Three-Mile Island to active service capability at the earliest date possible.

I underrtand that GPU hopes to ha're it operational by January, 1980. I would hope that it meets requirements so as to be placed in service then.

- We buy wholesale power frcm the Pennsylvania Electric Ccmpany's system and distribute much of that pcwer to 20,000 me=bers of a rural electric distribution system in western Pennsylvania.

We anticipate radical retail. rate increases to our members if higher cost power is continued to be bought frem sources other than TMI's cwn generation capabilities.

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Dear Mr. Chairman:

We are a major customer of Met-Ed and stand to be severely impacted by the increased cost of power due to the cost of replacement energy now being purchased by Met-Ed.

Since Unit il at Three Mile Island was not affected by the March, 1979 accident and in light of President Carter's recent appeal to the nation to find and use additional sources of energy, it does not seem frugal to allow a major source of energy to sit idled.

We recommend that Unit #1 at T.M.I. be returned to service as soon as Met-Ed complies with all N.R.C. modification requirements. It is our understanding that other B & W units operated by other utilities were shutdewn, mcdified and returned to service since the accident and we feel that T.M.I. Unit 41 should be affcrded the same consideration.

Sincerely yours, Carl H. Hepne.'

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HONORABLE JOSEPH HENORIE< CHAIRMAN NUL. EAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 7920 NORFOLK AVE C sETHESDA MD 20018 )

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aE MAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT SILLINGS FOR USE OF ELECTRICITY IN rME AREA DILL NEED TO BE INCREASED BY PENELEC IF NUCLEAR 8R00UCTION FACIL!fIES L IN THE HARRISSURG AREA ARE NOT PLACEO SACX IN SERVICE EXPEDITICUSL;, ,

wE ARE FURTHER ADVISED THAT STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT OF TE8:MS AND CONDITIONS BY THE COMMISSION MUST SE RESOLVE 0 SEFORE ADEQUATE NtJCLEAR C PRGOUCTION CAN BE RESUME 0.

AS A MAJOR USER OF ELECTRICITY AND ON BEHALF OF OUR PATIENTS, TdE MEDICAL CENTER IS HERESY REGUESTING THAT THE CowMISSION EXPEDITIQUSLY C RESCLVE PRODUCTION RE3OIREMENTS 30 THAT HOSPITAL COSTS ARE NOT ;

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MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Route 286 b INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA 15701 M AEL 00 0:'.*~ *..--. S p;;co. i,'mt FAC. 80"MTf August 1st 1979 Mr. Joseph Hendrie, Chairman U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555

Dear Sir:

On behalf of the twenty seven retail outlets in Regency Mall we, the undersigned as tenants respectfully request that you support the reactivation of the Three-Mile Nuclear Power Plant.

We have been informed that there will be an increase

,, of approximately 2.8 mills per kilowatt hour of electricity used, and this will create i financial hardship for our stores.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

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Mr. Hendrie:
How can the situation at Three Mile Island be allowed to continue? If an ordh citinen were to do the things that GPU/ Met Ed is doing he would surely be jailed yet GPU is allowed to conti=ne with their dangerous haphanard disregard for the public.
Each day's news brings another new report of the Utility's callous actions ( after the fact). The latest release of f+000 g=1h== of untested water is the ultinate example.
My husband and I have worked all our lives for our home in Middletown, our children and our gr=*ek41dren have their homes here, and noving frcm this area is al=ost an inpossibilit7 for us.
Can you inagine our plight? Does it satter?
Our three college educated children repeatedly tell us that our gover=nent is " owned" by big business and that there is no way this will ever change. Is it true that hunan bei=gs are the expendable iten in our econcey and that we should quietly accept what I see as a der *2 sentence without a protest?
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N We as a large employer in the service area of Metropolitan Edison Company are very concerned about reports that Metropolitan Edijon's start-up of tiI Unit i vill be delayed for many months to come. Our Co=pany is presently incurring increased charges in the a=ount of $400,000 to $500,000 per year because of Metropolitan Edison's purchase power charges to replace !!E Unit 1 capacity. This is dealing a severe financial blow, and in the long run will result in the loss of a substantial nu=ber of jobs. At the present time, our Company e= ploys directly in excess of 1,000 people. These jobs certainly are in jeopardy at,our present ecst of electricity. We are in full agreement that everything should be done and sust be done in order to insure the safety of the operation of the T:E Unit 1 facility. It is our understanding tha3 all additional safety requirements will be accomplished prior to :he end of 1979. It is our fervent hope that at such time the plant will be allowed to resume operation.
~4e emplore that you and other nenbers of 3RC expedite the hear-ings and allow DE Unit 1 to resu=e operations as soon as this is prudent and safe.
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@ it for certain radada done on samples of the water dis- *'They were discharging water . Four h gaikas d the water were dumped 6to the Se charge. "There is a silght possibility from the condensate storage tank, quehanna River Thursday before a of cross contaminati a between and one of our inspectors was look-federal inspector nodced it hadn't Unit 2 and_. Unit 1." ing over their shoulders and saw been analyzed for Strontsune 90.No. Unit 2l's the reactor that spewet that the analysis had not Wn clear ReSulatory Commission radiacon last spring when two, done." Abraham said.,"nat's when spokMman Karl Abraham said Moo- vahlta failed in its cooling systent, we tow thern to stop. . day. creadng th natkn's worst com-' Pennsylvania s top radiation - official. Thomas Gerusky, agreed Strondum 90 la a N . dainuclear accMea , that there should be no problem even if there was some Strontium 90 found in the water sample. "There probably would be no more than two or three times the albwable . levels." Gerusky said. "And 4,000 gallons la a smail amount of water to put into the Susquehanna." he said. "It woukt get diluted pretty fast "
But Gerusky said he is con-carned~"about the Icog term prot > lem of water discharged from Unit I possibly being contaminated by Unit 2 " Met-Ed spokesman Sandy Polen did not dispute Abraham's d* scrip-I tion of the inddent. Poloa added that Met.Ed has been checking for l possible cross contamination since - L] y the acddent occurred. j h g
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It has been brought to =y attention that your Commission is consider-ing protracted hearings concerning the advisability of re-opening Three Mile Island I. It is sy understanding that IMI I was not damaged in any way during the recent problems in that particular area.
'. As a high use customer of Pennsylvania Electric Company, who is part owner of Three Mile Island, I would tespectfully request a prompt resolution of the re-opening of TMI I. From an economical viewpoint, any delay in such re-opening will cost the ColAege considerably in extra energy costs.
Please be assured that Edinboro State College is extremely concerned that a safe operation of this nuclear energy power plant be accomplished. At the same time, we hope to balance this concern for safety with our econcmic concern. Thank you very such for your consideration en this very important satter. Sincerely,
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Ite Honorable Joseph Hendrie Chair =an, thited States Nuclear Regulatory Conisalon Washington, D. C. 20555
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I represent sixty-five elementary and secondary schools in the Catholic Diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania (thirteen counties of northwestern Pens-sylvania). The obvious increase in educational costs includes a significant rise in the cost of utilities. I as told that in our geographical area our electric races will increase significantly, unless three Mile Island is reactivated in early 1980. I have no knowledge of the technical implications of the problem. My principal concern is that, with provisions for the safe operation of
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Dear Mr. Hendie:
It is my understanding that hearings are about to commence concerning the future operation of Plant #1 at Three Mile Island. As a ::ubstantial customer of the Metropolitan Edison Company, I am naturally concerned in containing cost increases for electricity. And therefore it seems to me that Plant il at Three Mile Island should be allowed to operate in the very near fut.*re. The plant has, after all, been operating without incident for four years. Other plants similar to it in the United States are operating and have been operating without incident for a number of years. Therefore, I see no reason why this facility should also not be made available for generation which the public so badly needs. That is to say that the accident at Three Mile Island Plant 42 should not deprive us of the capar*r available at Three Mile Island $1. Sincerely, 3ERKS PRCDUCTS CORPORAT!CN A J
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Dear Mr. Henerie:
It has ce=e to my attention that the Nuclear Regulatory Cc-hsien is planning to delay the start up of Unit 1# cf Three Mile Island. I wculd like to express my deep ccccern over the delay of this start up. My ec=pany, the R. H. Sheppard Co. of Hanover, PA, is a large user of electric power and the delay and subsequent increase in electric rates will cause us great hardship. Our monthly electric bill will be increased by scre than 26,000 dellars if Unit le is not trought back on line.
'We currently =anufacture power steering for the trucking industry and this increase will lessen cur ability to be cc=petitive.
Also, our cecpany cust consider new locations for our next =anufacturing plant if we esn not be assured of a dependable electrical scurce at a stable price. M s would =ean decreasing cur e=pley ent and future e=plcy=ent in the scuthern Pennsylvania area. I would like to thank you for ycur attentien to this ctter and I feel confident your cocsission will do what is right for all of the custecers of Metropolitan Edisen.
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Please act with all respectable haste in the procedure to allev General Public Utilities - Three Mile Island Unit il to be put back in service. Very truly yours, JAarCn INDUSwzS, L:D D u, \ g# ' t._e
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Dear President Carter:
Once again I find myself in the position of outraged citizen. It is reported in the July 31, 1979 Harrisburg Patriot that late last week the operators at Three Mile Island discharged four thousand gallons of unanalyzed water into the Susquehanna River before Federal officials stepped in and stopped the discharge. The water reportedly came from the undamaged Unit 1, however due to the unstable situation at TMI, Metropolitan Edison's lack of credibility and the very definite fact that the water was not analyzed prior to release, it is understandable that the citizens of this area should be greatly concerned about this release. Tens of thousands of people in this area depend on the Susquehanna River for drinking water. Realizing that, it is unpardonable that those 4:000 gallons were released before a federal inspector noticed it hadn't been analyzed for strontium 90. Therefore, I would request the following: That you immediately order that no further water be rele3 sed frcm either Unit 1 or Unit 2 Into the Susquehanna River. Very truly yours, Mh ~ Barbara J. Smith cc: Governor Richard Thornburgh Chairman Joseph Hendrie, NRC ig g Senator Richard Schweiker g 4 President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island EE Walter Creitz, Metropolitan Edison Of 3 Allen E. Ertel, U.S. Representative - AUG S 1979 > Congressman William Goodling W # l 0,1{s o 210 Senate Avenue, 4425 t .s Ye '# I # s' Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 17011
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We are notifying ycu of Glen-Gery Corp. , York Division, feelings in this matter and hope that the ruling will be favorable in opera-ting Three Mile Island in the near future. Nuclear pcwer. plant are necessary and it will definately have a bear-ing on the eennemy of the local area. Yours truly, GLEN-GERY CORPORATION York Division vf $ Rcbert W. Siebert Plant Manager CC: L. D. Mault John Klugston Met-Ed 501 Parkway Blvd. W",~, , '~. .~7
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Dear Mr. Eendrie:
Since the March 1979 incident at the "hree Mile Island .tclear Pcwer facility, we at Flirch@ Pr:x!ucts, Inc. have been duly cencerned with supply and the ;ctential increase in ecsts of purchasci ;cwer. Our ene:. ;y costs adjustraent of abcut ene year acys as 0.3094 cents per M in centrast to the current adjust:nent of 0.88 cents per :<m.
'Ihe operaticn of our business requires 1.eavy constrptien of electrical energy. Geogrrhimi c:st increases of this type adversely effect our cc:petitive p.:sitien in the ::arket place and the fut :re viability of the Cxpany.
It is cur cpinicn that m: clear energy is a r=4H e .ergy source for cur nation ro.i and in the future. It is cur urrierstanding that DE Chit No.1 is being redied for ser/ ice in the near future. We request that your carissien assist in expediting the return of this unit to ser/ ice to protect the supply and to reduce cur ccsts for electrical ;xDwer. We are confident that the comissicn will pernit the safe start-up cf
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Dear Dr. Hendrie:
In the very near future you will be considering a request by >fetropolitan Edison for the startup of a nuclear-power generating plant known as Three 5 file Island - One (DtI-1). PPG Industries, Inc. operates a major glass =anu-facturing facility, employing 1150 people, within 21 miles of UtI and purchases its power from 5fetropolitan Edison. In addition, we also have two other operations served by Pennsylvania Electric Company, a utility that would also, under normal circumstances, purchase and distribute power
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In light of recent Pennsylvania PUC rulings allowing pass-through of certain emergency purchase power costs by Siet Ed to its customers (a ruling which PPG does support), it is anticipated that Pennsylvanians will experience increased costs in excess of several million dollars a month. Purther-more, Pennsylvanians will become dependent on utility service supplied from generators far removed from their normal supply source; therefore, the potential for interruption of supply is greater. We believe the receipt of an assured reliable supply of electric power at the lowest practicable cost is essential to Pennsylvanians. To insure these conditions, we believe it is in the interests of all those customers normally receiving power generated at DtI, that UtI-1 be allowed to be placed back in service at the earliest possible date consistent with fulfilling all appropriate regulatory requirements. c
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pcc. a UT:L FA% dd*MD July 30, 1979 Mr. Joseph Hendrie , Chairman United States Nuclear Regulation Commission h'ashington, D.C. 20555
Dear Mr. Hendrie:
This newspaper uses a great deal of electrical energy in its production. Naturally, as a bustnessman, I don't want to see the cost of that energy esculate. I therefore urge you to use your influence in holdtng hearings on the Three Mlle Unit I reactivation t soon as possible. The attached aditorial sums up my feelings on cne matter. Very truly yours, 2 , k Pl> -
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y . ,; . As you know, the industry formed a major Ad Hoc Oversight Cou:mittee following the accident at Three Mile Island for the purpose of taking industry responsibility for nuclear safety and other associated activities, and I have been serving as Chair =an. This Cor:mittee has been given infor=ation about the reaction of the Con: mission with respect to the opening of TMI-1. We view with concern the NRC proposal that this unit be subject to the very lengthy and broad-ranging review procedure reported in the press, which, in addition to representing a serious financial burden to the customers of the utility involved, will prolong the uncer-tainty in the public perception of nuclear power. Our industry believes that restoring public confidence in the Nuclear Regulatory Ccc: mission as an effective gover:: ment agency is a key element in restoring public confidence in nuclear power. With this in mind, we believe that TMI-1 could pro-vide an opportunity for demonstrating that the NRC can act expeditiously in resolv-ing a uniquely important issue, and thus enhance public confidence. In addition, it is urgent that IMI-l be placed into full operation as rapidly as possible in support of the President's program of developing all our available energy resources. It appears to us that IMI-l contains no substantive technical issues which nacerially differentiate it from the other 3&W nuclear stations now being reactivated on a continual basis. Therefore, we see no reason why the NRC technical review procedures need be applied again to this particular case. On the other hand, we do recognize that thete are serious concerns in the population near IMI-l which are of a policy nature, and there nay also be managerial concerns relating to the operating utility. 3oth of these issues are of a non-technical nature, and while they are certainly deserving of review, they represent issues not likely to be decided upon by a routine staff procedure. Certainly, they will ultimately :c=e to the C d ssion for deci-sien. It is this special nature of IMI-l which we believe deserves special handling by the NRC, and the highest priority attention by the Con:missicners.
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Mr. Joseph M. Hendrie Page 2 August 1, 1979 We recognize the need for new NRC hearings. They certainly would provide assurance to the residents surrounding IMI-l that the licensing of that station is being approached with diligence. The hearings would also provide an opportunity for any new facts to be presented that may have been developed in the several studies new being co=pleted of TMI-2. Finally, they would certainly provide an opportunity to reassure the public that the managerial approach to the reactivation of IMI-1 has been properly considered and organized. Our principal concern is with the pro-tracted nature of the proposed schedule reported in the media which appears to overlook the unusual nature of the IMI-l issue. If the IMI-2 accident justified the appointment of a Presidential Co= mission, it would appear that the IMI-1 situation justifies direct hearings by the five NRC Co=missioners, recognizing the demand on their ti=e involved. Under such circum-stances, the Commissioners would have an opportunity to arrive at a decision much more expeditiously than the nor=al procedures would permit, at the same time pro-viding the opportunities for public participation. The NRC staff could continue to be used in an advisory capacity wherever needed. In support of such a special hearing procedure, our utility industry Ad Hoc Over-sight Committee proposes to =ake the management and technical resources of our industry appropriately available to Metropolitan Edison as a supplement to their internal organization. We believe this would relieve public concern on the manage-ment issue uniquely pertinent to TMI-1, and therefore should permit the Coesission to =ove rapidly in this case. We request a meeting with you and your staff to
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Wl& It's just coce to our attention that our power bill is running Sl.000 per month over 1c.st year, on account of the power that Met Ed is forced to buy from others on account of the Three Mile Island plant being down. I'm wondering what can be done to get them back in business. What is their problem? Can't you people put some pressure on them to get that No. 1 plant running again? As I understand it, all 3abcock and Wilcox plants were shut down for double checking, and everybody else except Met Ed's has gotten theirs back on line again. I'm not clear just what the function of NRC is, but isn't there sone way they can take sone interest and
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We just got clobbered by the EPA, banning the sale of one of our products without any notice on March 1, just when we had con:pleted stocking our custoners for spring. Now we're hit by the NRC, indirectly, allowing these excess power costs to continue. It seems like a function of liRC ought to be to help to get this plant back running. Save the burden on Met Ed custoners and their customers' customers. Can you tell us, is there any target date for getting unit No. 1 back ca stream? Very truly yours, LE3 ANON C M CAL CORPORATION
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It has come to my attention that shortly the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will meet to discuss the fate of Three Mile Island. 'Je, in the area, have suffered the effects of the unfortunate accident at that facility, and are still continuing to suffer the consequences. It is esti.nated that our increased cost for the month of July alone will be $2,650.00 more than a year ago solely because of the high cost of oil and coal-fired replacement power
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'Je do not advocate anything which will jeopardize the health of the general public and plant personnel, but we do urge you per=1t TMI Unit #1 to be returned to service as soon as the necessary regulatory procedures are co=pleted.
Not only will it result in an economic advantage to us and our neighbors, but it will help to relieve our dependence upon imported oil.
'Je, as a ec=pany, are co=mitted to energy conservation ; in any form which it =ay take, and we see this as cne step in that program.
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We have been advised that Med Ed may not be able to start up their Nuclear Generating Unit at Three Mile Island. Our company, which employs close to 100 people, is en-tirely dependent upon the electric supplied by Med Ed. The service in the past has been excellent, and we feel this unfortunate accident should not retard their ability to continue to supply electric energy to us and other companies who depend on it. We would add our voice to the many others who would ask you to do everything possible to help Met Ed get thair Nuclear Generating Unit started. Thank you very much for your consideration. Very truly yours, CCNFER, SM*TH & CO., INC. AchMd, ed by mrd. .Mkk, , . , [( hk ' Donald 3. Stoughton President DBS:br
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I have deep concern over the energy at a reasonable price that our quarry and ti=a plant uses at Annville. Our industry is a high energy user and any increased cost in energy has a direct inflationary cost on our product. The Three-Mile Island incident has reflected a severe financial impact on Met Ed and its customers. When Met Ed is able to return Three-Mile Island Unit #1 to service, replacement energy costs will be reduced by
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I have just finished reading your criteria brochure for determination of the TMI accident. I am not wealthy enough to afford monitoring equipment to constantly record the local levels of radiation. On Wednesday morning, March 23,1979 when the accident happened, the wind was blowing in our direction. Our son Stefan was waiting for a school bus that morning and we have no idea as to the level of exposure he received. In fact, it is criminal that Met-Ed had never notified the Public as to the dangers involved and the Newberry Elementary School which Stefan attends was not notified until 1:00 P.M. In the meantime all of the children were out for recess and lunch with no knowledge as to the dengerous s'ituation at TMI and the radiation which was released into the air. The instruments on TMI were unable to register such high levels of radiation. also the cornpany which had been hired to monitor the radiation levels in and around TMI was none other than a company which is owned by General Public Utilities. That was like hiring the thief to guard the store. What is a substantial release of radiation? Authorities such as your-selves certainly know that any level of radiation is dangerous. The public was led to believe that nuclear reactors were safe , now we learn that at normal operation low level radiation is being released. This revelation was in fact a very under handed deceitful tactic by both the NRC and the utilitie s . This was like the Covernment's P R Campaign in the 50's to convince the people in the western states that the Atomic Tests were in fact harmless. The people living in those nuclear test areas now have the highest incidences of cancer in these United States. You now make an attempt to classify this release of low level radiation as superficial. Your use of the term ENO (Extraordinary Nuclear Occurrence) is an attempt to de-emphasise the danger of low level radiation and transfer the fear to high level radiation. wt.,.a.- -y - 1. 74. .?h: " c w..,
Page 2 Last year we built our house on 2 + acres with the intent of having a ga.rden and raising a few animals and raising our three sons in a place which we thought would be safe and healthy, now all of our dreams are destroyed. Our house is up for sale, and the fact that it is 4 1/2 miles from ThiI is a freightening factor in property values , and with the activity we have already seen on our house we are going to take a big loss. Will you the NRC or will the utility compensate us for our loss? What price tag can you the NRC place on the terror we have experienced and continue to have at the sight of Thil. What price do you place on our physical and mental well being and our sacrifices to make a home here in Newberry Township when now all of our efforts are in vane? Our home and property haven't been checked for radiation. We haven't access to the proper testing equipment and have no idea as to what extent our property has been radiated. Can you the NRC determine the damage you andN.iet-Ed have done to us through your negligance? You set the price, the sin of your one sided affair wul be on your heads. Sincerely, , r
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General Battery Corporation, a leading manufacturer in *.he automotive and industrial battery field, has recently been affected by the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor incident in March of this year. Our concern lies in the disposition of TNI Unit 1. Through the efforts of our utility company, Metropolitan Edison (Met-Ed), it was felt that Unit I would be back on line by September - October,1979. Delay, in this return to nuclear generation, will cause increased utility rates and will escalate operating costs for GBC and industry throughout the Met-Ed operating area. It is our opinion, at General Bat *.ery Corporation, that when TMI Unit I has met the necessary requirements of the NRC, it should be returned to active service. We would appreciate your concern in this problem and hope that a favorable decision is arrived at. Very truly yours, GENERAL BATTERY CO, CRATICN k.l,b. l5W WCM:rg W. D. Murdock Vice President of Energy 4
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I am majorly concerned about the unfavorable impact upon the Central Pennsylvania economy resulting from unavailability of electrical power previously supplied from the Three Mile Island facility. Additional costs of replacement power from other sources is contributing substantially to the ever increasing costs of manufacturing products. It is critical for the continued economic development of this region that the Three Mile Island power generation facility be restored to operation. I strongly urge your Comission to approve the return of Three Mile Island facility's il Unit to operation at the earliest possible date after technical concerns have been overcome. I understand this has been accomplished at other facilities where similar type units exist, and that public safety concerns are assured. Sincerely, SUELL EMISSION CCNTROL DIVISICN ENVI'10 TECH CORPORATION j_~ abM William 3. Henderson President cek ame, e. 7.f. . 7. 9 -Q- . -- W,tOS.I.
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I as writing on behalf of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation's Schweit=er Division mill located at Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania. We employ approximately 160 employees at Mt. Holly Springs and had a payroll last year of over $2% :sillion dollars. The mill produces capacitor papers which are in turn sold to manufacturers throughout the United States and Canada. Our electricity is purchased from the Metropolitan Edison Ccapany, a member of the General Public Utilities System. The mill, which ooerates on a continuous around-the-clock basis, is a fairly large user of electricity. For example, our average monthly cost through the first six months of 1979 has,,been approximately $85,000. Because our processes require substantial amounts of energy, including electricity, the price paid for this energy is a significant factor in the mill's overall operating costs. Recognining that energy expenses are going to continue escalating, we iniciated a conservation program several years ago that has reduced our over-all energy consumption in terms of 3tu's per con of product since 1972 by nearly 22*.. During this same period, we have spent in excess of $500 thousand dollars in capital expenditures to conserve energy and reduce energy costs. We have recently been advised by Met-Ed that, due to the cost of purchasing replacement power to compensate for the 3ree Mile Island shutdevn, cur mouchly average electricity costs will increase by over $18 thousand dollars. We are sure that other Mec-Ed custeners are facing a similar cost increase burden, and that the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission had litrie choice but to authorize the higher enargy cost adjustment. We understand that the NRC is currently proceeding through the steps necessary to determina whether the TMI Number i Unit -- the one not involved in the accident -- should be reactivated. We readily acknowledge the difficult decisions which the NRC must maka concerning nuclear power, and that these decisions must be made en the basis of facts and not on the basis of nere speculation or hysteria.
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i "' In the wake of the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, you promised Congress and the American people that your agency will take whatever stape are necessary to insure against a recurrence of the type of accident that occurred near Harrisburg, Pa. We believe you have kept your promise at Three Mile Island by completing a number of modifications to the plant, by reinforce-ment of the back-up power supply. You also have ensured continued control over and containment of the radioactivity in the plant. In light of the work that your agency has done and is continuing to do, we the Board of Directors and Manager of Bedford Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. in behalf of our 6,400 member-owners, respectively request that you grant Metro-politan-Edison authority to place Unit #1 back on line per their time schedule which is approximately January, 1980. By such action on your part you v111 be saving our members approximately $224,000 annually, plus assuring the safety of plant by the implementation of your safety measures since the accident. Studies have shown that the cost of generating electricity from nuclear plants has remained stable in 1978 for the third year in a rev, while that of coal and oil has risen. The hysteria following the TMI accident has blown the dangers of nuclear genera-tion all out of proportion. There are later studies that s:.ov any individual living in Mile-High, Denver, Colarado, receives over twice as such radiation, just by living there, as the one person at TMI who has been i<'entified . as receiv-ing the highest dose of radiation from the accident. Nuclear power is safe. Nuclear power is economical. Nuclear power is necessary for the continued grewth and prosperity of America. Very truly yours, SEDFORD RUR.AL ELECTRIC CCCPERATIVE, INC.
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I urge you to use whatever inf1uence your office has to get the NRC to give a prompt approval to General Public Utilities (Met Ed) for the start-up of Three Mile Island No. 1 Unit. It was a good coerating unit and we can ill afford in the private sector the economic loss or the increased i= port demand for oil from OPEC resulting from its continued shutdown. Sincerely,
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I am writing to you as an interested representative of industry, located in an area served by Metrcpolitan Edison Ccc:pany, and, therefore in the service area of the Three Mile Island facility. Our ccmpany is cemitted to this area with a censiderable investment in three large processing plants and the many jcbs that have been created because of their existence. We are a low margin, highly ccmpetitive industry and since the Three Mile Island accident we are paying approximatley 20% more for cur purchased pcwer. Our energy demand is censiderable, so this additional financial impact is very severe in relaticn to ate ccmpetition located in other service areas that were unaffected by the accident. When all safety modificaticns are satisfied at IMI, especially L5it fl, which was not involved in this accident, we respectfully urge you to allow start up as scen as possible. Sincerely, f M ,,
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The Three Mile Island incident on March 28, 1979 was obviously a very serious and near-tragic accident. The reaction of nost people, particularly those who live near nuclear facilities, was very drr.matic and is understandable considering the circumstances. However, it is unthinkable to me to simply write off nuclear power in view cf the long ters energy crisis which the U.S. is certain to experience. The effect of the TMI incident and the subsequent n t for a
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Our incremental sonthly cost as a result of TMI is over $11,000. No one wishes to see ancther TMI, but with the proper safeguards and the blessing of the NRC and the lessons learned from TMI $2, we strongly reco= mend that IMI 11 be permitted to come back on stream as soon as possible. We need nuclear energy. Sincerely, FORMPAC Division W. R. Grace & Co. [ , .
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I, the undersigned as a tenant of the Regency Mall in Indiana, Pa. respectfully request that you suoport the reactivation of the Three-Mile Nuclear Power Plant. We have been isformed that there will be an increase of approximately 2.8 mills per kilowatt hour of electricity used, and this would create a financial hardship for our store. Thanking you for your cooperation in this matrer. Very truly yours,
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Despite the fact that our plant is located within an 18 mile radius of the Metropolitan Edison Company Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, we continue to recognize the existing and engoing need for nuclear power generation. The incident was unfortunate and most certainly aroused the concern and attention of not only the local community, but others throughout our country and the world. However, we must not lose our cbjectivity and act in a reasonable way as occurs when there is a major air disaster; at which time we do not permanently ban all aircraft from the skies. In the case of our ccmpany, we have been advised that interim increased cost will amount to $5,320 per month due to the fact that TMI units I and 2 are out of service, which results in the use of high cost oil and coal fired replacement power for the icw cost nuclear pcwer generation at the TMI facility. Ve urge you to give thoughtful and careful censideratien to returning THI units to active service as quickly as feasible consistent with applicable safety considerations as cost centainment and the resultant control of inflation is everyone's responsibility. Increased pcwer costs such as outlined above can only fuel the fires of inflation and it is unfortunate indeed to permit a single incident to destroy the advantages of nuclear technology gained over many years and operating successfully at a signifi-cut nuecer of installations throughout the world. Very truly yours,
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We are writing ycu as one of the largest consumers of electrical power in cur area. We are a 150-rocm inn, with an indoor pool and many banquet and meeting facilities. We e::: ploy 100% electric heating. We wculd like to go en record as requesting that Three Mile Island Nir.ber 1 be put back en the line without delay--preferably before January 1, 1980. We feel that nuclear power is a necessity during this energy crisis, and that the American consumer will suffer drastically if nuclear development is delayed or cut back. Very truly yo s, o g,ew
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We understand that your cc=mittee will meet on Thursday, August 2, to decide on a course of active relative to re-activa-ting Metropolitan Edisons TM1-1 nuclear reactor. We request that your committee give serious consideration to reactivating TM1-1 after the necessary modifications have been completed to make this reactor ccmparable to those which have been approved and placed back in service.
- The additional cost placed upon Metropolitan Edison, and subsequently passed on to the consumer, for purchased energy creates inflated energy costs which are detrimental to the cost structure of our product and tends to make our product non-competitive with other manuf acturers not affected by this situation.
In view of the energy crisis, we feel it is imperative that energy costs be contained as a major hedge against inflation and earnestly request your favorable decision to reactivate TM1-1 at the earliest possible mement. Yours truly,
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I'm aware of the seriousness of your upcoming decisico whether to allow Met-Ed to start up unit one at TM1. I feel this should be allowed without delay if they have complied with all the new controls as provided for in your regulatory. Met-Ed should not be penalized si= ply because they are Met Ed. They are an excellent utility and have provided excellent service to East Penn for over 32 yearn and have always provided competitive rates and reliable service for our very competitive industry. It is not Met-Ed that is alone being penalized but rather the consuners and note so people in industry who r.ust compete with other =anuf acturars around the country who are not faced with these unnecessa,ty costs. Sincerely, EAST PENN XFG CO., INC. 9
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a. Eurdett Cnygen Ccmpany is currently ope. .o~...gan air separation plant in Reading, Pennsylvania. Cur T.cnthly power censumption in =a.qufacturing operati:ns is a millien m kilowatts.
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The Honorable Joseph Hendrie Chairman )'/ 8 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission # Washington, DC 20552 [ Mr. Chair::an: As a large consumer of energy in the form of kilowatt hours, it has been brought to our attention that there could be a substan-tial increase in the energy cost adjustment by our supplier, the Pennsylvania Electric Company. Pelelee indicates that failure to per it the start-up of Three
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~~Mr. Joseph M. Hendrie, Chairman Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1717 H Street, N.W. Washington , D. C. 20555~~
~~Dear Mr. Hendrie:~~
The Manufacturers ' Association of York, Pa. , encourages the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to take positive action on Augus t 2 to assure prompt s tart-up of TMI Unit 1 as soon as Met-Ed Co. complies with your recommended modifications. Added costs of power pur-chased from neighboring utilities continues to place unfair financial burden on our members. Ve r,yf ' 'r,61> 'yours,
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~~W , ,, p ", Mr. Joseph M. Hendria 1717 "H" Street, N. 'J. Washingten, D. C. 20555~~
~~Dear Mr. Hendrie:~~
RE: Three Mile Island Unit 1 It was indeed an unfortunate accident that occurred to the tfI Nuclear Plant #2; however, we cannot let one incident stop progress in the nuclear energy program. Power costs continue to escalate at a rapid rate. It is estinated that our July costs vill be 18 higher than July 1978. Since inported oil is not the answer to our energy prob',e=s, . the Nation has no choice but to further develop nuclear energy. Very truly yours, Roland C. 'Aisler Resident Manager RC*J/neh Ackn0".*.5d--d t'/'01. ,,,,,,,,,,,, m g x y it.s G 4 '*t a./ 4 CA.T 1L f
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~~Dear Mr. Hendrie:~~
As a ::enager in an industry dich is energy intensive, I have a natural ccccern abcut the avn41=M14ty of reascnably priced electric pcwer. The recent events at Three Mi.le Island resulted in an 4*4nte and severe financial 1:rpact en Metropolitan Edisen and its cust:mers.
'.. Presently, replacemnt power to e gly de needs of Met-Ed cust:rers is costing abcut $10 H11*m -- -.cth . W.en ':MI thic 1, which was not involved in de recent ac cat,is returned to service, de replace-ment energy ecsts will be reduced by abcut $6 millica each m nth. Cb-vicusly, the savings to the utility and its cust:mers is significant.
To reduce the finarc#ni burden en Met-Ed and its cust::mers, it is essen-tial dat L'".I thit 1 be returned to service as seen as pessible. Asst =ing that all regulatcry-safety precedures have been ccr:pleted, please do every 6ing possible to expedite de necessary a0 proval. Sincerely,
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My company is one of the majcr users of power in Berks County supplied by Metropolitan Edison Company. The cost of electricity in the manufacture of our various products is a most significant item. It is my underetanding that our costs of electricity will escalate considerably as time goes on if the Unit *1 at Three Mlle Island is not returned to service. I request that you approve the reactivation of Unit 41. I fully recog-nize that Metropolitan Edison must comply with all of the NRC modificatien requirements. If there is a long term outage of Unit =1; as I have already mentioned, our costs will be adversely effected because of the expensive power replacement from Metropolitan Edison. It is my personal strong feel-ing that nuclear power is here to stay, and Bat it is one of the viable alternatives that must be developed in our cot =try. Again, I urge your favorable decision to allow Metropolitan Edison to reactivate Unit il at "Ihree Mile Island. Ycurs truly, Paul H. Ph =er ms Ackr,r.v'ed-~f 5'/ m d. . . ... .. . ' TJ7C s tes . s e sr.,sn ccue=4 .cs ::.c: .so vs.ca 313c4 n it.o.sc n . %c mes. -: - . ,. -- G v 4 ClC3OQ
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sg NJ i# Electric utility industry gravely concerned over inordinate delays in reactivating Three Mile Island Unit 1 based on published reports of planned procedures. We urge reconsideration and develop-ment of a nore expeditious procedure by NRC. Mailing letter on this today. Floyd W. Lewis Chairman, TMI Ad Hoc Nuclear Oversight Co=mittee August 1, 1979 N % he* m h60 SoWw
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