ML19322D240
| ML19322D240 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 05/29/1979 |
| From: | Fitzgerald NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC) |
| To: | Gilinsky V, Hendrie J, Kennedy R NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR NUDOCS 8002100083 | |
| Download: ML19322D240 (2) | |
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Davis Levine Haller ME':0RANDUM FOR:
Chairman Hendrie Commissioner Gilinsky Commissioner Kennedy Commissioner Bradford A
Commissioner Ahearne Lee V. Gossick, EDO FROM:
James A. Fitzgerald Assistant General Counsel SUE, JECT:
PRESIDENTIAL COM:ISSION HEARING THIS WEEK At a meeting with the Presidential Co= mission staff Friday after-noon, the subject of the hearings this week came up.
This is to inform you of what further information we were able to acquire.
All testimony taken by the Commission in this and future hearings will be under oath.
In the future they will try to give more advance notice to prospective witnesses.
For the instant hearing they delayed until they obtained subpoena power.
It was emphasized that, with 12 Commissioners, the staff could not say what would be covered in cuestioning.
When I pointed out that on Thursday I had been advised that the Commission was not interested in testimony on the regulatory process, they said that this was only their opinion.
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anything related to TMI appears to be " fair game," the staff expects the following subjects to be covered:
the relation-ships between NRC and the licensee during the accident, how these, groups interacted, who knew what about the condition
'of the core at what point, what was done, the hydrogen bubble scenario, etc.
It was suggested that NRC witnesses might want to have one of their people monitor the hearing before their scheduled appearance to.get some idea of what the Co=missioners are interested in.
The hearing kicks off at 1 p.m. on Wednesday:
CONTACT:
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May 29, 1979 Panel 1:
Dieckamp, Pres. GPU Creitz, Pres. Met. Ed.
Herbein, Vice-Pres. Het. Ed.
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Arnold, Vice-Pres. GPU Panel 2:
Lionarons, Auxiliary Nuclear Operator, TMI-2 Gutherie, Shift Forenan, Nuclear, TMI-2 Hemmila, Control Room Operator, Nuclear, TMI-2 Cooper, Control Room Operator, Nuclear, TMI-2 Panel 3:
Zewe, Shift Supervisor, TMI-1 & -2 Scheimann, Shift Foreman, TMI-2 Frederick, Control Room Operator, TMI-2 Faust, Control Room Operator, TMI-2 Thursday morn ~1ng:
Panel:
Miller, Station Manager, TMI-1 & -2 Dubiel, Supervisor of Radiation Protection.and Chemistry Kunder, Superintendent, Technical Support, TMI-2 Ross, Supervisor of Operations, TMI-1 t
Individuals:
Logan, Superintendent, TMI-2 Floyd, Supervisor of Operations, TMI-2 They asked whether NRC witnesses would be filing prepared testimony.
I indicated it was a local option.
If prepared testimony is fil?d, the request was to provide 125 copies.
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