ML19308C496
| ML19308C496 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 06/19/1979 |
| From: | Budnitz R, Cornell E, Deyoung R NRC - NRC THREE MILE ISLAND TASK FORCE |
| To: | Rogovin M NRC - NRC THREE MILE ISLAND TASK FORCE |
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| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR NUDOCS 8001240654 | |
| Download: ML19308C496 (2) | |
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June 19, 1979 DV 14El-iOP.ANDUli FOR:
liitchell Rogovin, Director ilRC/llil Special Inquiry Group FROM:
E. Kevin Cornell Richard DeYoung Robert Budnitz
SUBJECT:
PEER REVIEW 0F SPECIAL INQUIRY We recomr.end that the planned peer review of the progress and results of the Special Inquiry be conducted by the use of a peer review panel or peer review panels that would be brought in at least twice, onm in early July to review the scope and work plans and once later to review the draft final If definite work products are available, the panel could be in-report.
volved at intermediate points of the Inquiry.
There are several options for panel or'ganization.
These options are listed in order of our reconnendation:
One large panel (10 to 12 people) could be fonned with at least 1.
one representative from each of the categories on the attached.
list.
This panel's review would cover the entire scope of the inqui ry.
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Several small panels (2 to 4 people) could be set up to review specific topics.
Those topics could follow the task group organi-zation or address specific cross cut issucs such as emergency planning, control room design, and operator training.
Panels could be organized according to affiliati a (industry, public 3.
interest, academia, government).
Attached is a list of candidates organized by affiliation.
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Robert Budnitz Enclosure As stated 8001240
5 CANDIDATES FOR PEER REVIEW S.
Government.
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Public Interest Groups, Eric Beckjord, DOE Terry Lash, NRDC Ted Greenwood, OSTP Bob Pollard, UCS Phil Smith, OSIP Jim Tripp, EDF John Vill forth, HEW Arthur Tamplin, f1RDC llans Mark, Under Secretary,USAF Tom Cochran, f4RDC John Gibbons, OTA Ralph flader John Gardner, Common Cause Henry Kdndall, UCS Dan Ford, UCS 6.
Ex flRC Personnel Dale Bridenbaugh, BPH L. M. Muntzing H. Kouts 2.
Academics E. Mason M. Rcuden Joel Yellin, MIT N. Palladino Joel Primeck, UC, Santa Cruz S. Bush Dave Dorfan, UC, Santa Cruz G. Seaborg W. Ponofsky, Stanford
!!ans Bethe, Cornell G. Kistiakowsky, liarvard Jim Watson, SUNY Kent 11ansen, MIT liinan Renidic, MIT Norm Rasmussen, MIT Al Carnasale, !!arvard John Sawhill, Joe Nye, a
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Private Consul tants
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Ralph Lapp
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George Brockett Alvin Weinberg Schartz & Connally 4.
Industry Milt levenson, EPRI
!!arren Owen, Duke Power John McMillan, B&W Carl Walskh), AIF e
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