ML19350B092
| ML19350B092 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 03/02/1981 |
| From: | AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | NRC |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8103190551 | |
| Download: ML19350B092 (1) | |
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Dear Members of the NRC:
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I've heard that the HEC is considering restarting TMI-1 / while TMI is being cleaned up. I'm opposed to this idea. -- % If TMI-2 was an accident, the entire site, including TMI-1 mar have to be abandoned during the clean-up. And if D!I-2 has another accident during the clean-up, use of the fac4 7 f ties the reactors share v4 77 be complicated by having Unit 1 in operation. Since Met Ed can get its electricity from other companies in the PJM system, why must w impose extra hazards ,just so Met Ed utility investors can get more money y\\^ g from the rate-payers by putting TMI-1 back in the e rate bare? c) e'
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I belia re the investors should bear the full costs of a clocN up that proceeds as safely as possible. The (b c Nuclear Safety Oversight Committee thinks we should -g bill American taxpayers to bail out Met Ed. Another A j, plan vould have customers of nuclear pay extra to cover - T accident and future ones. But the customers and <b taxpayers had no choice in the risky decision of the l utilites to go nuclear. If TMI had run smoothly, the investors vould not have shared their profits with us. Why, then, should we share their clean-up losses with them? I I That goes against our free enterprise ideal. Please oppose any plans to make ratepayers and taxpayers compensate for Met 3d's bad investment. . Tours A g e;,,;,,,,,,,, ,~ ,,..N .? :Kd flf,.f:. ', :: Y Copies to Senator Hein: Representative Janes Coyne Senate Office and7ddng House Office Sud7 ding i Washington, D. C. 20510 Washington, D. C. 20515 ..t,[ Senator Arlan Spector Senate Office 3n47di w Washington, D. C. 20550 9 =..e, 9 *$ Q 8108190 5 51 H}}