ML19309B096
| ML19309B096 | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 01/25/1980 |
| From: | Rathkopf C ENERGY, DEPT. OF |
| To: | NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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Department of Energy Washington, D.C. 20585 JAN 251980 MEMORANDUM FOR:
Nuclear Regulatory Commission I
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Wh istina Rat kopf E(xecutiveSecretary
SUBJECT:
Correspondence Referral The attached correspondence has been misdirected to this Department for reply.
Inasmuch as it appears to fall within the purview of your agency, we are referring this communication herewith for your reply.
We have informed the writer of this action.
Thank you for your attention.
Mr. G.
M.
Henry, Jr.
Executive Vice President Beaumont Iron & Metal Corporation P.
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Box 3427 3190 Hollywood Street Beaumont, Texas 77704 800403o 0 6 5
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THE WHITE HOUSE WAS H IN G T O N aN C, )
5 MEMORANDUM:
The attached letter (s) addressed to the President is referred to your office for suitable acknowledgment or other appropriate handling at the earliest opportunity.
Should you receive mail that has been misdirected, please forward to the appropriate agency.
I would also appreciate knowing when you are forwarding such mail.
My phone number is 456-2717.
Thank you.
ry Martha Seal Director Correspondence Agency Liaison I
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November 26, 1979 President James Carter The White House Washington, D. C.
Res Freeze on construction perm,it.s for. nuclear..po.wer P 3 s.
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Dear Mr. President:
My feeling on the above " freeze." is__that; it.is._..tll-advised.
As a small businessman in a democratic society, I have faith in my fellow businessmen that they can im-plemedt nuclear power for our country in a safe manner.
I also know that without nuclear power,' increased use of coal, and deregulated oil and gas prices, we, as a country, will be at the mercy of other countries.
Our country has prospered through innovation and free enterprise for over 200 years.
I think it can con-tinue to do so.
I do not want haphazard practices employed in grant-ing nuclear power permits, but, I believe that, if we apply the correct amounts of technology and expertise, construction permits can be granted on a plant by plant basis thereby enabling our country to take the first step toward solving our critical energy problem.
Since 'ely, CM6 k
G. M. Henry, Jr.
Executive Vice President GMH/rrm cc:
Commissioners:
Nuclear Reactor Regulation Joseph M. Hendrie, office John F. Ahearne Director:
Harold R. Denton Peter A Bradford
-Victor Gilinsky Gulf States Utilities:
Richard T. Kennedy E. M. Loggins