ML20012D356
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 12/13/1989 |
| From: | NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
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I l. ' Al \\ \\ 'O OFFICIALTRANSCRIFT OF PROCEEDINGS 'l geng NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Tide:- TAPE NO. 834/835. SIDES A AND B Docket No. o l' 10 CAT 10N: s -g: SIDE A - December 13, 1989 PAGES: 1.- 53 SIDE B - December-22, 1989 I L 1 ANN RILEY& ASSOCIATES, LTD. 1612 K St. N.W, Suite 300 % D.C 2M [003270223900222ADOCK0500ggp3 (202) 293-3950 DR Q
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I 1 TAPE NO. 834/835 -SIDE.A 2 SEABROOK CONTROL ROOM / FRED ANDERSON, JR.' 3 START TIME: 0625-t ? '4
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( 5 f 6 SPEAKER: The time is 6:27 a.m. 3 7-(Pause.) 8 VOICE: (Inaudible). 9 SPEAKER: The time is 6:30 a.m. i 10 (Pause.) 11- [ Transmission noise.) 12 [ Pause.) i.- '13 VOICE: (Inaudible' snow. 14 SPEAKER:- The time is 6:45 a.m. 15 (Pause.) 16; [ Background noise.) L 17 [ Pause.] i 18 (Transmission noise.] i 19 (Pause.) t
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( y .21 SPEAKER: The time is 7:00 a.m. 22 [ Pause.] 23 (Transmission noise.-) l 24 SPEAKER: The time is 7:15 a.m. 25 (Pause.) L 2 4 .----l--.- -.
l i i l i 2 1 ~1 SPEAKER: The time is 7:30 a.m. 2 (Pause.) { 3 SPEAKIR: The time is 7:45 a.m. 4 (Pause.) 5 SPEAKER: The time is 8:00 a.m. C (Pause.) i i 7 VOICE: [ Inaudible) relatively low profile. 8 VOICE: Well, we've been pursuing our obligations in 9 this bankruptcy and that is to first of all get the best value 10 possible for creditors and stockholders, but also to look out 1 i 11 for our other constituencies, our employees, our customers, the i 3 12 communities we serve in the state of New Hampshire. And what 13 we've been doing is -- and in a low profile way -- is try to 14 . provide for the needs for all those constituencies. 15 VOICE: (Inaudible) scenarios can emerge from 16 tomorrow's special session, including the scenario that 17 lawmakers would back a plan for (inaudible) to maintain 1 18 control, but the Governor has been predicting that if that 19 happens'-- I mean, if the northeast plan fails, that there will L 20 be years of litigation and more cause to rate payers. As far (. 21 as you're concerned, is it back to the drawing board if the h 22 northeast plan is not approved? 23' VOICE: Well, it may or may not be true, you know, 24 litigation table, but we tend to recognize that as the concern 25 of the Governors, if not necessarily so, but it is certainly a
3 i I risk. We would like to resolve this bankruptcy as soon as we i 2 can as well. We recognize that the uncertainty is not good 3 for New Hampshire. i 4 It has been our feeling that the best way, the 5 quickest way to resolve the bankruptcy, is to [ inaudible) i 6 plan which would have [ inaudible) emerge on its own because 7 that would involve fewer regulatory approvals, it could be i 8 done quicker, and we had committed to the sawJ (inaudible) and j 9 the same general terms as exist under the northeast utilities 10
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11 We still feel that way. Hcwever, we are in the 12 process of trying to be sure that no matter what happens that I 13 all of the needs of our constituencies are met and that 14 includes (inaudible) rates, but it also includes good value for 15 creditors and stockholders and the [ inaudible) plan does have 16 comparable to our [ inaudible) in that regard. 17 Also, you know, there are other factors to look. -18 What happens to the communities in which serve? You know, 19 there's a great concern here in Manchester about there are 750 20 employees in the downtown Manchester area alone and while not 21 saying those would all necessarily be displaced in an 22 (inaudible) takeover (inaudible) and those are the things we're 23 looking at and that's really what's been guiding our discussion 24 making process over the past several weeks, making sure that no l 25 matter happens that all of our constituencies needs will be l
l 4 I addressed. r 2 VOICE Is there any hope for a (inaudible) stand 3 alone plan without the backing of creditors and shareholders? 4 VOICE: Well, it could still happen. There are 5 committees that represent the stockholders and creditors, but 6 the stockholders and creditors themselves still have to vote I 7 and it is possible that they could vote for a [ittaudible) plan 8 or if they feel that the [ inaudible) is going to run into i 9 trouble down the road there are other regulatory approvals 10 necessary. 11 But, it is possible, out what we've been doing is not 12 necessarily derogating the (inaudible) plan or saying it's bad 13 or it shouldn't pass, we've simply been pointing out that our 14 plan -- the attributes of our plan, that if the New Hampshire 15 legislature decides it wants to maintain an independent company 16 we've been pointing out what our plan would do. Essentially, 17 provide the same rates, the same general value, and still 18 maintain an independent company. 19 Now, whether or not that's going to happen, I don't 20 know, and certainly there seems to be a good deal of sentiment 21 on the part of the Governor and others in the legislature for 22 the [ inaudible) plan and what we're trying to do is be sure 23 that whether it's the (inaudible) plan or an (inaudible) plan 24 that we make sure that communities, employees, customers, 25 stockholders, creditors have their needs addressed in the P
m r 5 1 fairest way possible. 2 VOICE: Now, some the legislative supporters of 3 [ inaudible) have said that the Governor has been anti-4 [ inaudible) management. Does the company feel that it was 5 given a fair shake in negotiations with the state? 6 VOICE: Well, to be honest, there is frustration 7 here. One reason is that at one time we did have the support 8 of both of them -- the creditors committee and the equity 9 committee representing stockholders for our plan, which was j 10 modeled after the [ inaudible) plan in terms of rates. Yet, we 11 failed to get the endorsement of the state at that point.
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[ inaudible) plan it was accepted by the state, so there is some 14 frustration. 15 I'm not going to conclude that there's been a bias on 16 the part of the Governor or find any motives there, but, you 17 know, I have to be honest by saying that there has been some 18 frustration but, you know, we have to keep our eye on the big 19 picture, the overall goal, and that is to fulfill our duties 20 (inaudible) responsibilities in a bankruptcy, to obtain best 21 value, and to look out for the other parties here and that's 22 been guiding our decisions over the past several weeks. 23 VOICE: You mentioned employees. With the fate of 24 the company really up in the air right now, what is morale 25 like? L j
l j 6 i 1 VOICE: Well, it varies. I mean, in some parts of 2 the company it's not very good, and others I think it's still 3 very good. Overall, I think it's fair to say that our 4 employees are doing an incredible job of maintaining their 1 5 concentration and doing their jobs throughout this period of 6 very great uncertainty. l 7 There are some parts of the company that, perhaps 8 here at headquarters, where people feel more vulnerable because 9 they may be in positions that might be more likely to be merged 10 or consolidated in the takeover. 11 Again, I think people are -- I think these people 12 deservo an awful lot of credit for persevering through this i 13 period of very great uncertainty in doing their jobs. We've i 14 been actually been improving our service levels during 15 bankruptcy despite lower budgets and staffing cuts and so I 16 think overall they've been maintaining their obligation to 17 se rve, r 18 VOICE: Okay, thank you very much. 19 VOICE: Thank you, l l 20 VOICE: (Inaudible) is spokesman for Public Service 21 Company of New Hampshire, i 22 (Television Jingle.) 23 VOICE: In other news this morning, Canadian truck 24 (inaudible) heads back to Court today in -- 25 VOICE: WOK Radar Weather today. Plenty of sun
g ( l-7 1 around New England with higha only in the twenties and breezy. 2 I am Roger Wood with local news first. 3 Still no details on two separate fatal accidents in 4 Hampton overnight. No names available yet. 5 A (inaudible) man has been found guilty of criminal 6 (inaudible) disorderly conduct for dumping dead fish and other 7 docaying matter on the desk of a state fish and game official. 8 38 year-old Jeffrey Elliott said he was protesting what he 9 called the (inaudible) of Little Diamond Pond in Stewartstown 10 when he dumped the smelly stuff on the desk on (inaudible) 11 biologist Larry Miller in September. 12 The Fish & Game Department is trying to kill 13 (inaudible) perch in the overstocked pond so it can be re-14 stocked with trout. Elliott was fined $200 and ordered to make 15 restitution to Miller and the Fish & Game Department. His 16 order will appear. 17 A Franklin police officer has been fined and had his 1 18 pay suspended for two weeks for operating a snowmobile while 19 drunk. Authorities say Officer Timothy Snow was arrested by i 20 (inaudible) -- 21 (Pause.) 1 l 22 -- (inaudible) of the Seabrook Power Plant have 23 something to cheer about, the story next on WOKQ. 24 (Television Commercial / Music.) 25 Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant foes are applauding a 4
E I 8 ,l i L 1 decision by a Congressional Committee to investigate the ) i 2 Nuclear Regulatory Commission's licensing of nuclear plants. j 3 Representative Peter Costayer of Pennsylvania, Chairman of the 4 House Interior Subcommittee, telling the NRC (inaudible) the 5 investigation has prompted because of that agency's disregard 6 of safety standards, as he put it. 7 (Inaudible) officials say they'll likely press i 8 illegal fishing charges against the Massachusetts (inaudible) boat which allegedl'y rammed the Canadian Navy destroyer to 9 10 escape arrest. The Canadian government says the [ inaudible) 11 Concordia will probably be charged with illegal fishing in 12 Canadian waters and that additional charges may be sought if l l' 13 evidence that Concordia deliberately rammed the Navy -- l 14 Selling military equipment to China. Fitzwater says 15 the final decision has not been made. 16 Meanwhile, Congress is looking into the Bush 17 administration's recent policy on China relations. 18 Expect some serious Bush bashing at the hearing of 19 the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy. Chairman 20 Sam Gaydonson, a Connecticut democrat, says there's no reason 21 for renewing contacts with China. 22 VOICE: Nothing's changed in China except for the 23 administration has sent two of its top people six thousand 24 miles to give the Chinese what they wanted, and that was the 25 appearance of the United States now condoning relations as they y,_
l. e-9 1 were. 2 VOICE: Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence 3 Eggleberger went on that trip to China and he's been invited to 4 testify today but a Subcommittee spokesman said he doesn't 5 expect Eggleberger to show up because in his words he doesn't 6 think the Administration can stand the scrutiny (inaudible) 7 Capitol Hill. t 8 VOICE: Oliver North continues testimony today that 9 may result in him participating in a second Iran / Contra trial. 10 North, convicted of three felonies -- 11 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 12 (Pause.) 13 (Transmission noise.) 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICF.: (Inaudible), that will be on unit sub 24. 16 (Transmission noise.) i 17 (Pause.) 18 (Background noise.) 19 SPEAKER: The date is 12/13. The time is 9:01 a.m. 20 (Background noise.) -21 (Transmission noise.) l 22 VOICE: Mike -- 23 (Transmission noise.) 24 VOICE: Okay, (inaudible) valve 229, you're going to 25. close, copy.
10 ',y 1 (Pause.) 2 (Background noise.) 3 SPEAKER: The time is 9:15 a.m. 4 (Pause.) 5 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control. 6 (Pause.) 7 VOICES: [ Inaudible). 8 VOICE: O'Connor, Control. 9 VOICES: [ Inaudible). 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 (Background noise.) 12 VOICES: (Inaudible). 13 VOICE: (Inaudible), Chris, I guess Ed already talked 14 to you about it. 15 (Pause.) 16 (Transmission noise.) 17 VOICE: O'Connor, Control Room. 18 (Pause.) 19 VOICE: Chris, if it's convenient, could you give me 20 a phone call, please? 21 (Pause.) 22 (Transmission noise.) 23 (Pause.) 24 SPEAKER: The time is 9:30 a.m. 25 (Pause.) 1
~ ~ L' 11 l 1 VOICE: [ Inaudible) Control, you're cleared for a l 2 round trip out on the roof. ) 3 (Pause.) 1 4 VOICE: Roger. 1 5 (Pause.) I 1 i 6 SPEAKER:- The time is 9:45 a.m. 7 -[ Pause.) i 8 (Background noise.) 9 VOICE: (Inaudible), I'm back. 20 { Background noise.] 1 11 -(Pause.) 12 VOICE: (Inaudible). 13 (Pause.) 14 VOICEt I understand you're leaving the protected 15 area? 16 (Pause.) 1 17 VOICE: [ Inaudible). 18 (Transmission noise.) 19 (Pause.) 20 VOICE: McCarthy, Control Room. 21 (Pause.) 22 VOICE: McCarthy, go ahead. 23 (Pause.) 24 VOICE: Mike, give me a holler on the phone, please. 25 (Pause.) '=
r y-u .: n d 12 i i l' VOICE: Roger. i 1 1 2 (Transmission noise.) j \\ 3 (Pause.) 4 SPEAKER: The time is 10:00 a.m. I 5 [ Background noise.) l 6 (Pause.) 7 VOICE: (Inaudible), please come up, i 8 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room, go ahead. 9 (Pause.) t 10 VOICE: [ Inaudible) compressor (inaudible) unload 11 (inaudible). l' 12 VOICE: What's the oil level of the crank case? 13-(Transmission noise.) 4 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICE: One quarter inch from full. F 16 (Pause.) '17 VOICE: (Inaudible). 18 [ Pause.) 19 (Background noise.) 20 SPEAKER: The time is 10:15 a.m. lr l 21 (Pause.) 22 (Transmission noise.) 23 VOICE: Matt -- 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 VOICE: Copy.
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The time is 10:30 a.m. I 5 (Pause.) L 6 (Background noise.) 7 VOICE: (Inaudible), come up. 8 VOICE: Go ahead, Mike. 9 VOICE: (Inaudible) valve 1145 is closed. F 10. VOICE: Copy. ( 11 (Transmission noise.) 12 (Pause.) 13 SPEAKER: The time is 10:45 a.m. 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 16 (Pause.) 17-(Background noise.) 18 SPEAKER: The time is 11:00 a.m. i 19 [ Pause.) 20 SPEAKER: The time is 11:15 a.m. + 21-(Pause.) 22 VOICE: (Inaudible). 23 (Pause.) 1 24 VOICE: Please, (inaudible), please take the control 25 switch back to remoto. 11 1 1:
14 1 1 [ Transmission noise.) 2 [ Pause.) 3 VOICE: Chris, that's our correct indication up here. i 4 Thank you. I 5 [ Transmission noise.) ) 6 [ Pause.) j 7 SPEAKER: The time is 11:30 a.m. 8 [ Pause.) 9 SPEAKER: The time is 11:45 a.m. 1 10 [ Pause.) 11 SPEAKER: The time is 12:00 p.m. l 12 [ Pause.) + 13 [ Transmission noise.) i 14 SPEAKER: The time is 12:15 p.m. 15 [ Background noise.) 16 [ Pause.) i 17 SPEAKER: The time is 12:30 p.m. I 18 [ Background nol.e.) 19 VOICE: Nuclear protestors. Have threatened to enter 20 the -- 21 [ Phone ringing.) 22 SPEAKER: The time is 12:45 p.m. 23 VOICE: [ Inaudible), Control Room. 24 [ Background noise.) 25 VOICE: Matt, [ inaudible), give me a call when you
-15 1 come back J.~. side the protected area. 2 (Background noise.) 3 [ Pause.) 4 VOICE [ Inaudible), Control. 5 (Pause.) 6 [ Phone ringing.) 7 SPEAKER: The time is 1:00 p.m. 8 [ Background noise.) 9 VOICEt This is the control Room, go ahead. 10 (Pause.) Il VOICE (Inaudible), Control Room. 12 (pause.) 13 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 14 (Transmission noise.) 15 (Pause.) 16 VOICE: (Inaudible) in one third level in that oil 17 (inaudible). 18 (Pause.) 19 [ Transmission noise.) 20 VOICE: Understand. Okay. We're going to bo -21 starting up (inaudible) 51 alpha. 22 (pause.) 23 VOICE: 51 (inaudible) will be the east most band. 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 (pause.)
i 16 1 (Transmission noise.) 2 (Pauso.) 3 VOICE: Say it again. 4 (Pause.) 5 VOICE: (Inaudible), Steve, I'm going to be starting 6 it now. 7 (Pause.) 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 (Pause.) 10 (Background noise.] 11 SPEAKER: The time is 1:15 p.m. [ 12 (Background noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 (Background noise.) 15 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 16 (Pause.) ( 17 VOICE: Have you noticed anything abnormal about that L 18 (inaudible) band? ( l 19 (Transmission noise.) 20 (Pause.) 21 VOICE: Okay, Matt, you can continue with your 22 rounds. I'm going to be shutting that down at 1325. 23 (Pause.) 24 VOICE: Verify proper oil level one more time before 25 you leave.
i 17 t 1 (Pause.) 2 VOICE: (Inaudible) one-third level indicated. 3 (Pause.) 4 VOICE: (Inaudible), I understand the oil level is 5 dropping and it's less than one-third. 6 (Pause.) 7 -(Transmission noise.) i 3 VOICE: (Inaudible), I'm going to be shutting that 9 (inaudible) down. 10 (Pause.) i 11 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. How much is that r 12 oil level drop? 13 (Transmission noise.) 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICE: (Inaudible), I'm going to shut the fan down 16 and I'd like you to give me a call on the phone, please. 17 (Transmission noise.) 18 (Pause.) 19 (Background noise.) 20 (Pause.) 21 (Transmission noise.) 22 (Background noise.) 23 (Transmission noise.) 24 (Background noise.) 25 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. I l-
_., 18 1 (Transmission noise.) 2 (Background noise.) 3 VOICE: (Inaudible), next time you're near a phone, 4 give me a call, please. 5 (Transmission noise.) 6 (Pause.) 7 (Background noise.) 8 VOICE: McCarthy,. Control Room. 9 [ Transmission noise.) 10 VOICE: Go ahead. 11 (Transmission noise.) 12 VOICE: Okay, Mike, you get a round-trip tichet out 13 and onto the [ inaudible) roof and back in. 14 (Transmission noise.) 15 VOICE: Roger. 16 (Transmission noise.) 17 (Pause.) 18 (Background noise.) 19 SPEAKER: The time is 1:30 p.m. 20 (Pause.) 21 (Transmission noise.) 22 VOICE: [ Inaudible), come up. 23 [ Transmission noise.) 24 VOICE: (Inaudible), Mike. 25 (Transmission noise.) m. m
i,3 19 b 1 VOICE: (Inaudible) valve 2171-1 is in'(inaudible) 2 enclosed. 3 (Transmission noise.) 4 VOICE: Copy, thank you, Mike. 5 VOICE: Roger. 6 SPEAKER: The time is 7 (Pause.) 8 [ Phone ringing.) l 9 VOICE: { Inaudible) Rockingham dispatch. i 10 (Pause.) l 11 VOICE: (Inaudible), this is Rockingham. 12 (Pause.) v 13 VOICE: Rocky -- Rockingham, would I be able to get a 14 silent test to (inaudible) number two? 15 VOICE: You're requesting a silent test? (Inaudible) 16 number two? 17 (Pause.) 18 VOICE: (Inaudible), (inaudible) maintenance. 19 [ Pause.) 20-VOICE: Yes, silent test to (inaudible) number two. 21 VOICE: That's received, fire maintenance, stand by. 22 (Transmission noise.) 23 (Background noise.) 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 VOICE: (Inaudible), acknowledging receipt of silent
20 1 test -- requesting silent test clear. 2 (Transmission noise.) 3 (Pause.) ( 4 (Background noise.) 5 (Transmission noise.) 6 VOICE: Rockingham acknowledging receipt of silent 7 test clear. [ Inaudible). -B- [ Transmission noise.) 9 (Pause.) 10 (Background noise.) 11 (Transmission noise.) i 12 VOICE: Rockingham acknowledging receipt of i 13 [ inaudible) requesting a clear command. 14 [ Transmission noise.) 15 (Pause.) 16 (Background noise.) 17 [ Transmission noise.] P 18 VOICE: Thank you very much, Rockingham, we're done 19 for today. 20 (Transmission noise.) 21 (Background noise.] I 22 VOICE: (Inaudible) cleared, dispatcher (inaudible). 23 [ Transmission noise.) l 24 SPEAKER: The time is 1:45 p.m. 25 (Transmission noise.) i
~ * ? 21 + i VOICE: [ Inaudible), come up. 2 VOICE: Go ahead, Mike. 3 (Transmission noise.) 4 VOICE: (Inaudible) the valve about 75 percent on 5 valve 21717 It is difficult to open. Can we see if we can 6 operate that in automatic? 7 (Transmission noise.) 8 VOICE: You ought to end up having to take to close 9 it, take it out of manual -- 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 (Pause.) 12 VOICE: (Inaudible), guys are working on it. We'll 13 call you. 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICE: (Inaudible) on that? 36 (Pause.) ri (Transmission noise.) 18 VOICE: I'll talk to the maintenance individuals 19 doing the work and then I'll call you. 20 (Pause.) l I 21 VOICE: Copy, Mike. 22 (Pause.) 23 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 24 (Pause.) 25 VOICE: (Inaudible), are we getting ready to I L 1
22 1 discharge? 2 (Transmission noise.) 3 SPEAKER: The time is 2:00 p.m. 4 (Transmission noise.) 5 VOICE: (Inaudible), you know, we got to get that 6 (inaudible) started by 1402. You got four minutes to get it 7 going otherwise the sample is going to be invalid. 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 (Pause.) 10 (Transmission noise.) 'll VOICE: (Inaudible), pull it on, there should be a 12 little toggle switch on the side of it. 13 (Transmission noise.) 14 (Pause.) 15 (Background noise.) 16 VOICE: (Inaudible), McCarthy, (inaudible). 17 (Transmission noise.) 18 VOICE: Go ahead, Mike. 19 VOICE: I'm going to close (inaudible) valve 2171-1 20 in manual. 21 (Pause.) 22 VOICE: Not according to my indication you haven't. 23 It's still showing intermediate. 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 VOICE: I said I'm going to close.
4 4 0 I 23 1 (Transmission noise.) i 2 VOICE: I misunderstood you. Go ahead. 3 (Transmission noise.) 4 (Pause.) 5 (Background noise.) i 6 SPEAKER: The time is 2:15 p.m. 7 (Pause.) 8 (Background noise.) 9 SPEAKER: The time is 2:30 i m.. 10 (Background noist..) l 11 (pause.) 12 (Transmission noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 (Background noise.) 15 (Transmission noise.) 16 (Background noise.) - 17 (Transmission noise.) 1 18 (Background noise.] 19 SPEAKER: The time is 2:45 p.m. 20 (Pause.) 21 (Transmission noise.) 22 (Pause.)- 23 (Transmission noise.) l 24 VOICE: (Inaudible). 25 (Transmission noise.) 1
P= -- i [ - b. 24 1 1 VOICE: Go ahead, (Inaudible). i 2 VOICE: I presume you want me to shut that fan off, 3 right? 4 VOICE: Yeah, (inaudible), going to shut it off when 5 he comes back. t 6 [ Transmission noise.) 7 (Background noise.) { 8 SPEAKER: The time is 3:00 p.m. [ 9 { Background noise.) 10 (Pause.) 11 SPEAKER: The time is 3:15 p.m. I 12 (Background noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 SPEAKER: The time is 3:30 p.m. 15 (Background noise.) f 16 [ Pause.) 17 SPEAKER: The time is 3:45 p.m. 18 (Background noise.) 19 (Pause.) 20 (Transmission noise.) 21 (Background noisa.) 22 (Pause.) 23 VOICE: Mark (inaudible), Mark (inaudible) please 24 call extension 4079. 25 (Transmission noise.] r-
25 1 (Pause.) I 2 [ Background noise.) l 3 SPEAKER: The time is 4:00 p.m. 4 (Pause.) 5 [ Background noise.] 6 (Transmission noise.) 7 VOICE:- Control Room. Control Room, read you loud 8 and clear. 9 (Pause.) 10 [ Background noise.) t 11 SPEAKER: The time is 4:15 p.m. 12 (Pause.) 13 (Background noise.) 14 SPEAKER: The time is 4:30 p.m. 15 (Pause.) 16 (Background noise.) 17 SPEAKER: The time is 4:45 p.m. 18 (Pause.) t 19 [ Background noise.) 20 (Transmission noise.) 21 (Background noise.) 22 SPEAKER: The time is 5:00 p.m. 23 (Pause.) 24 (Background noise.) 25-VOICE: [ Inaudible), Control Room. l ) j
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SIDE B FOLIDWS * * * * .1 5 o + 6 i.- 7 '8 ) '9 ~$ 10 l 1 1 -11 I 12 ' 1 ? 13' 214 i ) + 15 i 16 '17 i i I '18 i 19 I 20l 5 22-1 I 23 4 24 I: -25 s - 1
-E. 27 1 TAPE NO. 834/835, SIDE B 2 SEABROOK CONTROL ROOM /PRED ANDERSON, JR. 3 START TIME: 0845 5 4 DECEMBER 22, 1989 L 5 6 [ Background noise.) 7 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control. i 8 [ Pause.) 9 (Background noise.) 10 VOICE: Yeah, (inaudible), I just got the re-set on 11 that fire pump (inaudible) level high. 12 (Background noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 (Transmission noise.) 15 (Background noise.) i 16 SPEAKER: The time is 9:00 a.m. l l 17 (Background noise.) i l l 18 (Pause.) l 19 VOICE: (Inaudible), Control Room. 20 (Pause.) l 21 (Background noise.) 22 VOICE: Control Room. 33 [ Transmission noise.) 24 (Pause.) 25 (Background noise.)
~ 1 b i i 28 1 [ Transmission noise.] i i 2 [ Pause.) 3 [ Background noise.) 4 { Transmission noise.) I 5 [ Pause.) 6 [ Background noise.) 7 [ Transmission noise.) t 8 [ Pause.) 9 [ Transmission noise.) l 10 [ Transmission noise.) 11 [ Pause.) 12 [ Background noise.) 13 VOICE: Rather than allowing the former dictator to 14 escapo, Rumanians apparently -- 15 VOICE: Trying calling back again. 16 VOICE: Due to the deteriorating situation.there. 17 [ Inaudible) and encouraging Americans to get out. 18 SPEAKER: The time is 9:15 a.m. 1 19 [ Pause.) 20 [ Background ncise.) 21 VOICE: The roar of the crowd here, [ inaudible) e 22 they're looking for some of the [ inaudible) now (inaudible)'is 23 making a -- 24 VOICE: [ Inaudible) -- 25 VOICE: Control Room.
_jl ' u m 29 { a-1 1 [ Transmission noise.) 1 2 (Pausc.) 3 [ Background noise.) 4 VOICE: The Germans themselves are riding even taller 5 than that today. (Inaudible) spirits (inaudible) 28 years -- 6 VOICE: (Inaudible), do you know if anyone looked at I t 7 what the heat (inaudible) indicated temperature was on the 50 l 8 pound waste process building reducer? 9 (Transmission noise.) 10 (Pause.) 11 (Background noise.) i 12 VOICE: (Inaudible), Rob (inaudible), Control. 13 (Pause.) 14 (Background noise.) t 15 VOICE: (Inaudible) the heat tracing indicated 16 temperature was on the 50 pound reducer? 17 (Pause.) 18 [ Background noise.) 19 VOICE: The Bradenburg Gate, (inaudible)"as I started y 20= to say, the government has -- 21 VOICE: (Inaudible), thank you. 22 VOICE: Where Adolf Hitler died, and that is the 23 (inaudible) Bradenburg Gate, there is what's now known as i 1 24 the 25 (
L'd. 1 30 1- . VOICE: (Inaudible), Control. 2- [ Transmission noise.) -T 3" VOICE: Yes, Rob, we'd like to run that thirteen 4 (inaudible) waste air handling fan again. How much meeting the 5 guy at the breaxer and give me a call. 6 (Pause.) 7 VOICE: [ Inaudible) one of the engineers has 8 (inaudible). Someone is going to be at the fan, somebody's 9 going to be.at the breaker. [ 10 (Transmission noise.] 11 (Pause.) lI 12 [ Background noise.) 13 VOICE: I think so, I think it's on sub-24. 14 (Transmission noise.] -15 VOICE: Tom Thompson, Control Room. 16. (Pause.) s 17 [ Background noise.) 18 VOICE: (Inaudible) phone call, Tom. 19 [ Pause.] 20 [ Background noise.) 21' (Transmission noise.] 22 (Pause.) 23 [ Background noise.) l 24 VOICE: [Inaudib.'e] go ahead, this is Tohn. l L 25- [ Transmission noise.) h L m - - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - " - - - ' ' - - - " ' - ~ ' - - - - ' - - ~ ~ ~ - -
t - ;gn. s s ;.+-- e 31 ~ 3 gf.j n-1- SPEAKER: The. time is 9:30 a.m. .2 , VOICE: We're on the phone right now with him. He's 1: 3 up at waste process building getting' ready to 13-B. Do you v 4 want to relay a message? 7 F i 5 [ Transmission noise.) ( 1 6 [ Pause.) V 7 VOICE: (Inaudible), is changing out, or is' changed b i 8 out? 9' [ Transmission noise.) 10 (Pause.) g ify l[ 11-VOICE: Needs to be changed out. Copy. He's got the E 12 message. Thank you very much, (inaudible). F 5 gi .13 (Transmission noise.) m Eg 14-VOICE: '[ Inaudible), Control.
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g~ f:,', :(, I.- 'lljy;[g 3 i i, j; 3fi{gl. b -Mh~' J% + - 37: % 7 -1; to have'to do something, Pat, because we can't sit here. !We've 2 already. lost 3,000 gallons from that tank. We're going to have j 3 to'see if we can come up with.something. l l O 4 [ Transmission noise.) ? 5 (Pause.) 6 (Background noise.] a r i 7. VOICE: Tom Thompson, Control. 8 (Transmission noise.) P 9 (Pause.) l l. 11 0. (Background noise.] l 11-SPEAKER: The time is 10:15 a.m. t p , 12 (Pause.) l-13 [Eackground noise.) ~! 14 VOICE: [ Inaudible). b 15 VOICE: Control Room. I 16 (Transmission noise.) t 17 (Pause.] n 18 (Background noise.) 19 (Transmission noise.] 20 VOICE: Phone call, please, Pob. 21-(Transmission noise.) 1 L 22 . VOICE: Larry, Control. p -23 (Pause.) 24: (Background noise.) 2 5 -. VOICE: Larry, Control. t b 5 l is 'm
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V. Y :;- r ?ar ..y 39 t 1 (Transmission noise.] 2 VOICE: Thank you very much, (inaudible).. 3 VOICE: (Inaudible), if you can hear me, if you're 4-available I would like [ inaudible) if you're filling the donkey S boiler, don't worry about it. 6 (Pause.] 7 (Background noise.) 8 SPEAKER:- The time is 10:30 a.m. 9 -[ Pause.) i l 10 (Background noise'.] 11 (Transmission noise.] l 12 (Transmission noise.) 13 (Transmission noise.] 14 (Transmission noise.] 15 (Pause.] i I: 16 (Background noise.) 17 (Transmission noise.] 18 (Pause.] 19 (Background noise.] 20- [ Transmission-noise.] i 21 (Transmission noise.] 22 VOICE: (Inaudible), will you give us a call on the 23 phone, please? We've indicated that you've shut the 24 .[ inaudible) pump valve. We've got like a 180 -- 25 SPEAKER: The time is 11:00 a.m. e 2 .n s
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' -9 p. i w ws 44-1 of other, things going on here right now. 2 (Transmission noise.) l 3-VOICE: Don't call ne that, y p 4 (Transmission noise.) -f,. 5 (Pause.) 6 (Background noise.) L 7 (Transmission noise.) b 8-VOICE: (Inaudible). 9 (Transmission noise.) l 10 -VOICE: (Inaudible) 221, verified lock shut, thank 11 you, Hugh. Tom Thompson come up. 12 (Pause.) l' 13 (Background noise.) a 14. VOICE: Want to' start making. water with the H i 15 (inaudible) water treacment. 16 l(Transmission noise.) I f 17 (Background noise.) 18 VOICE: Want to go to the [ inaudible) CFP and then go 19 to the (inaudible) tank. 20-(Transmission noise.] 21 [ Pause.) 22 [ Background noise.) 23 VOICE: Does the procedure have different 24 . requirements for oxygen levcls to go to the CFP or the o 25 (inaudible)? 4 4
q: 9l. s i "2 45 (Transmission noise.). 1 2 VOICE: You have to get less than 50 (inaudible) 3 'before we go to either one? i 4- [ Transmission noise.)- 5 VOICE: Copy, I'm going to call (inaudiale). 6 (Transmission 1;oise.) .7 (Pause.) 8-(Background noise'.) i 9 SPEAKER: The time is.1:30 p.m. 10 (Pause.) 11 (Background noise.) 12 (Transmission noise.) -13 VOICE: (Inaudible). 14' [ Transmission noise.) L 15 (Pause.) 16 (Background noise.) 17 VOICE: (Inaudible), go ahead. 1 18L (Transmission noise.) t 19 VOICE: CB3 on the (inaudible]_ roof, copy,. hold'on al 20 minute. -21 (Transmission noise.) 22 (Pause.) o 23 (Background noise.) 24-VOICE: (Inaudible), for a round trip on the roof. 25. [ Transmission noise.) m i e
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