ML19275A604

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Petitions for Limited Appearance to Be Made During re-opening of Hearings.Requests Disclosure of Reed Rept & Demands Open Hearing Sessions.Supporting Info Re Decisions on re-opening of Hearings Requested
ML19275A604
Person / Time
Site: Black Fox
Issue date: 08/06/1979
From: Barlow E
SUNBELT ALLIANCE, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
To: Wolfe S
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
References
NUDOCS 7910050759
Download: ML19275A604 (1)


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It is the understanding of the Sunbelt Alliance that the AS&LB Hearing regarding the Blach Fox Station vill be re-opening in the future. "'here-fore, the Sunbelt Alliance formally petitions the AS&LB to grant the following requests...

First, to pernit limited appearence statements on the part of the public.

Although =any Ohlahe=ans have previcus!.y caf e such an appearance, the Three Mile Island accident has substantially altered the context of arv opinions previously expressed. Additionally, many persons who had no concrete opinions concerning 3 lack Fox befcre the ""'!I accident cv bear specific oi-jecticns to the construction of Black Fox.

Secon-My, to crder a full and open nublic disclosure cf ti.e Reed Report.

L'e arc both a arc that the "public interest" is nerely an apparition of I

process unless the government releases all pertinent informatior as it affects the pu lic health and safcty. That the federa] governs:nt, through its agency, t e ASLLL, uculd participate in the suppression of this crit-ical docunant whic' bears such lethal significance to the people of Okla-hoca

's a horrifying affront to ary concept of liberry.

Finally, we demand that all sessions of the hearings be conducted in the

" suns'ine'. "o governncnt that deliberates matters of public safet:- in secrecy can represent the public's interest.

One last iten. Public Service Co. has announced that they ar rr: ques ting that t'ese hearings be re-opened. Si= ply, since PSO tade that anrouncement on Thursday, Aug. 2,did the h"iC decision to re-open the hearings prr.ceed PSO's request? Or,1f : at decisim is no ; et formally issued, t.ns the

"?.C's consideration of re-opening those hearings initiated substantially before t..

PSO announcement? '.ie would appreciate any supporting docunent-ation of her the decision to re-cpen those bearings uns made (or.<ill be cade).

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