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| Issue date: | 10/25/1989 |
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TAPE NO. 616/617, SIDES A AND B { r Docket No. I i i l LOCATION: l L SIDE A - October 25, 1989 Pacts: 1 - 26 l SIDE B - October 26, 1989 r ? t ANN RILEY& ASSOCIATES, LTD. 1612 K St. N.W. Suite 300 l-9003270259 900222 Mshingica. D.C 20006 ADOCK 0500 3 (202) 293_3930 jDR
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,. 4 1 hj.. 1 ~PE NO. 616/617, SID: 2 '7EABROOK CONTROL ROOM /: =ED ANDERSON, JR. 3 START TIME: 1710 4' OCTOBER 25, 1989 5 - - ~ ~ - - - - ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 6 (Nothing audiblo on Side A. Some inaudiblo 7 background noise throughout tape.] 8
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3= 2 'l TAPE NO.' 616/017, SIDE B 2 SEABROOK CONTROL ROOM / FRED ANDERSON, JR. 3-START TIME: 0810 4 OCTOBER-26, 1989 s-i 6 SPEAKER: The date is 10/26. l 7 [ pause.] 8 SPEAKER: The time is 8:09 a.m. 9 (Pause.) 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 VOICE: [ Inaudible.) 12 [ Transmission noise.] 13 i [ Pause.) 14 VOICE: I wanted to let you know, I'd like to be on 15 the agenda -- (Inaudible) -- He would know about it if there 16 was, so. My feeling is ---okay, maybe I just misread it, you 17 know. [ Inaudible.) My feeling, well, I talked to, or heard .18 .from, Charlie Pratt. You know, its a good opportunity. I 19 don't expect any problems in terms of running of test -- object 20 to the test being held without notifying -- the fact that the area,-especially downtown -- two years ago. They have decided 22 not to let Burbank's -- in fact, a pamphlet has gone out to 23 every house in town. That is my understanding -- I've read it 24 -- anything until that's done. I talked with somebody 25 downtown. I talked with a woman that works in [ inaudible).
t 'd-r. 3. 1 She had no idea the test was going to go on. Very loud 2 downtown. There are always going to be some people that don't 3 know, but to date, as far as I've seen, there has been a little 4 (inaudible). There is a poster at the town hall and that is 5 about it. I honestly am concerned. I think they should be 6 tested, but I don't think that Fields hos n epared the town -- 7 SPEAKER: The time is 8:15 a e, 8_ (Pause.) 9 VOICE: I didn't realize that the alert or attack 10 mode or whatever wouldn't be tested. Even the posters I've 11 seen are the same ones using -- on the other hand, I still 12 think you will have the sirens sounded at the loudest. My 13 understanding of the sirens, and I've heard them tested in 14 these -- the tone is a little different, but the volume -- 15 (Transmission _ noise.) 16 VOICE: Five, go ahead (inaudible) 17 (Transmission noise.] .18 (Pause.) 19 VOICE: -- the what's called I think the attack mode, 20 which would indicate a nuclear attack, is the equivalent, if 21 you want to the Seabrook alert (inaudible.) I don't know. 22 There are either six or seven or eight different. tones. But I 23 think they are all going to be -- very.well -- people -- I 24 wanted you to be aware of that. You know where the sirens are, 25 at least the one in the town parking lot. (Inaudible) meeting - ~~
w 'e. a 4 1 -- attended just to suggest that -- notice has not been given. 2 A small ad-in the paper and a couple of posters up. I found 3 - about it because it-is an area of interest, but --you said 4 we'll be working, you know, that morning, I had no idea the 5 test was going to -- I planned to do, by the way, I did this in 6 East Kingston, is a survey either by -- or mail and East 7 Kingston did it by mail and after the test to say, did you hear 8 the siren? You know, where were you during that -- if Seabrook 9 had been operating on line -- Seabrook. In other words, would 10 they know they are supposed to turn the radio on. What would 11 they do? 'What would be there first reaction? (Inaudible] get h 12 your copy of that -- that was done in East Kingston. As far.as 13 I know, you might to investigate at least what the status of 14 the sirens-- be very surprised to read that they had said, at 15 ~ least at some point, and not to long ago, do not sound these 16 sirens at all, for any reason. If you wanted to use them, I 17 think, to call firemen to the station or something and they-18 said no, because were going to think its Seabrook, even if it 19 is not Seabrook. Because-they haVO not been told, what does a L 20 fire sound. They'll ignore them, if they do it too often, 21 exactly. Exactly. I think you will have lot of people there 22 really is a problem at Seabrook, first of all, even though your 23 notice says it is unrelated. Oh, no, nothing wrong with that. 24 Except that.(inaudible.] That is why I don't object to them 25 being tested. I think they should be tested [ inaudible) EPC at
4 8 i -1 5 1 one time during the winter. All towns. Exactly. (Inaudible) 2 system in Massachusetts. You see what I am saying. In other 3 words, I am truly concerned that without proper notification on 4 a test, that some people may be injured as a result of the 5 test. See you. 6 (Pause.) 7 VOICE: [ Inaudible) Korea. (Inaudible) before I send 8 out this (inaudible)-I sent out the [ inaudible). Please call 9 me at (inaudible). Thank you. P 10 (Pause.) 11 VOICE: Hi. My name is Tom (inaudible). I spoke to 12 you (inaudible) about two weeks ago regarding (inaudible). 13 (Inaudible) I sent out the regarding (inaudible). Please call [ 14 me at (inaudible). s 15 (Pause.) 16 SPEAKER: The time is 8:30 a.m. 17 (Pause.) 1 18 SPEAKER: The time is 8:45 a.m. 1 19 (Pause.) 20 SPEAKER: The time is 9:00 a.m. 21 (Pause.] 1 22 (Transmission noise.) - 23 VOICE: Number five. (Inaudible.] l 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 [ Pause.] l
6 1: SPEAKER: The time is 9:15 a.m. 2 (Pause.] 3 SPEAKER: The time is 9:30 a.m. 4 (Pause.)- 5 (Transmission noise.) 6 (Pause.) 7 VOICE:- Check to make sure you got the material I 8 sent to you. Contract is within IBM, sc that perhaps -- 9 [ Pause.) l 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 VOICE: Five, Patrol zone 2, I have an attempted R 12 intrusion. Echo fox trot 200. 13 (Transmission noise.) 14 (Pause.) 15 [ Transmission noisc.) 16 VOICE: Number five, Patrol zone two, I have an 17. attempted intrusion at Echo (inaudible) four, one, seven. 18 (Transmission noise.) 19-(Pause.) 20-SPEAKER: The time is 9:45 a.m. 21 (Pause.) 4 ~22 (Transmission noise.) 23 VOICE:' Number five, Patrol zone one, I have an 24 attempted intrusion at (inaudible) two, zero, one. 25 (Transmission noise.)
O 7 ~1- '[ Pause.) 2 SPEAKER: The time is 10:00 a.m.- 4 3 (Pause.) 4= (Transmission noise.) 5 VOICE: (Inaudible) 6 (Transmission _ noise.) Ji 7 (Pause.) 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 VCICE: (Inaudible) 10 [ Transmission noise.) 11 (Pause.) 12 (Transmission noise.) 13 . VOICE: (Inaudible) ^ 14 (Transmission noise.) 15. SPEAKER: The time is 10:15 a.m.- 16 (Transmission noise.) 17 VOICE: Number five, Patrol zone one, I'm having y trouble, let's go. (Inaudible.] 19 (Transmission noise.) 20 (Pause.) 21 (Transmission. noise.] 22 VOICE: (Inaudible) five, (inaudible.) 23 (Transmission noise.] 24 (Pause.) 25 SPEAKER: 'The time is 10:30 a.m.
f;;.. ur q 8 1 (Pause.) 2 (Transmission noise.)- 3 -- VOICE: [ Inaudible) five, Patrol zone one, I have an o L- .4 attempted intrusion in. Delta three, zero, five. 5 (Transmission noise.) P 6 (Pause.) 7 (Transmission noise.) 8 (Pause.) L 9 (Transmission noise.) 10 VOICE: Number five, Patrol zone three, I have an 11 attempted intrusion in Echo (inaudible) four, zero, three. 12 (Transmission noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 (Transmission noise.) -15 -VOICE: (Inaudible) 16-(Transmission noise.) 17 [ Pause.) 18 SPEAKER: The time-is 10:45 a.m. 19 [ Pause.) 20 VOICE: Okay, sure. I'm just'trying to get some 21 figures for a loan. We have a mortgage with you and I am 22-trying to find out the current -- Well, no it just amount owed. 23 I guess, principal, probably. The way the -- I have an 24 application for another loan. Its for -- its amount owed. l. l 25 That's the way - -Thanks a lot. Yeah, bye-bye. I' o
l.. 9 l' (Pause.) 3-2 (Transmission noise.] 3 VOICE: (Inaudible) Patrol zone two. 4 (Transmission noise.) 5 (Pause.) 6 SPEAKER: The tine is 11:00 a.m. 7 (Pausc.) 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 VOICE: Number five, Patrol zone three. 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 (Pause.) 12-SPEAKER: The time is 11:15 a.m. 13 (Pause.) 14 VOICE: Well, American Express -- 15 VOICE: F-1 to F-2. Tim, do you copy? 16 (Transmission noise.) 17 (Pause.) 18 VOICE:.Anything that we did. I wouldn't call it a 19' contract payment, but that's what they are saying. They are 20 saying car payments, charge cards, etcetera. 21 VOICE: F-1 to F-2. Tim, do you copy? '22 (Transmission noise.] 23 [ Pause.) 24 VOICE: You know, anything like that. Just lump them 25-all together. The two categories are insurance payments and l
o.: 3 p,.. 10 i 1-what they are calling other-contract payments. This is just an i J 2 annual -- 3 (Transmission noise.] 4-(Pause.) 5 VOICE: F-1 to F-2. Tim, do you copy? 6 (Transmission noise.] 7 (Pause.) 8' SPEAKER: The time is 11:17 a.m. 1' l 9 (Pause.) 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 VOICE: (Inaudible) five to Patrol zone three. I-12 have an attempted intrusion, fox trot, (inaudible.) 13 (Transmission noise.] 14. [ Pause.) 15- [ Transmission noise.) L 16 VOICE: [ Inaudible.) ,17 - [ Transmission noise.] 18 (Pause.) 19 SPEAKER: The time is 11:30 a.m. l 20 (Pause.) 21-VOICE: (Inaudible) to F '4. 22 (Transmission noise.) 23 VOICE: Yeah, go ahead, (inaudible.) i 24 (Transmission noise.) 25 (Pause.]
7 c' 11 1-VOICE: (Inaudible), do you copy? 2 [ Transmission noise.) 3-(Pause.) 4 [ Transmission noise.) 5 VOICE: Norm, are you'in a position to do some 6 testing? 7 (Transmission noise.] 8 VOICE: That's affirmative. Give me about three l/ 9 minutes, four minutes here to power things up again. I shut 10 everything down. Over. 11 [ Transmission noise.) 12 VOICE: Okay, I'll be standing by and give me the 13 truck number. I'll be ready. 14 (Transmission noise.] 15 (Pause.] 16 VOICE: Ten, four. I'll be back here in a few 17 minutes. 18 [ Transmission noise.) -19 [ Pause.] L 20 VOICE: (Inaudible] 0, C. Tim, do you copy? 21 [ Transmission noise.) I' 22 (Pause.) 23 VOICE: Yeah, go ahead. 24 [ Transmission noise.] (Pause.]
~~ s 1 12~ 'l _ VOICE: (Inaudible) time I have the fuses in. 2 [ Inaudible), 54. That's truck 54. I am ready.for a sound-3 test. Over. 4 [ Transmission noise.) 5 (Pause.] [ 6 VOICE: Okay. Transmitting cound test (inaudible) l' I 7 54. 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 (Pause.) 10 (Transmission noise.) 11 (Pause.) '12 (Transmission noise.] 13 (Pause.) + 14 VOICE: (Inaudible) a sound test (inaudible.) 15 (Transmission noise.) 16 (Pause.] 17 (Transmission noise.) 18 (Pause.) 19-VOICE: I am in recent of sound test clear. 20 Requesting a (inaudible) command please. 21. [ Transmission noise.) 22 (Pause.] 23 (Transmission noise.) ~24 SPEAKER: The time is 11:38 a.m. 25-(Pause.)
L.; 13 1. ' VOICE: (Inaudible) command at this time I am going ~ 2 shut 54 down and set of 55. I'll be back here in about ten 3 minutes or less. F-4 (inaudible.) 4 (Transmission noise.] 5 VOICE: Okay. Standing by. 6 (Transmission noise.) 7 (Pause.) 8 VOICE: This is S-40 EOC. 9 (Transmission noise.) 10 VOICE: Yeah, go ahead. 11 [ Transmission noise.) 12 (Pause.) 13 VOICE: This time I have fuses in 55 and we are ready-14-for a sound test. That's truck 55. Over 15 (Transmission noise.) 16 (Pause.) 17 VOICE: Transmitting sound test to 55. 18-(Transmission noise.] 19 (Pause.) 20 (Transmission noise.) 21 (Pause.) 22 (Transmission noise.) 23 (Pause.] 24 VOICE: (Inaudible) in receipt of sound test, truck 25 55 requesting a sound test clear please.
~ r1 .14 1. [ Transmission noise.) J l 2 (Pause.) 3 (Transmission noise.) 1 4 [ Pause.) 5 VOICE: [ Inaudible) sound test clear. Requesting a 6 [ inaudible) command, please. 7 [ Transmission noise.) 8 [ Pause.) Ia 9 [ Transmission noise.) l 10 [ Pause.) 11 VOICE: [ Inaudible) command. This time I am going to 12 shut 55 down and be back in about ten minutes with 56. F-4 13 clear. 14 [ Transmission noisa 1 15 VOICE: Standing by for 56. 16 [ Transmission noise.) 17 [ Pause.) 18 SPEAKER: The-time is 11:44 a.m. 19 [ Pause.) 20 SPEAKER: The time is 11:45 a.m. 21 [ Pause.]. 22 VOICE: [ Inaudible.) 23 [ Transmission noise.] 24 [ Pause.] 25 VOICE: Go ahead. l l
15 .i 1 [ Transmission noise.) 2 (Pause.) 3: VOICE: (Inaudible) fuses are in' truck 56 and-we are 4 standing by for a sound test of truck 56. 5 [ Transmission noise.) 6 (Pause.) 7~ VOICE: Transmitting sound test to 56. 8 (Transmission noise.) 9 (Pause.] 10 (Transmission noise.) .11 (Pause.) 12 VOICE: F-4 to EOC. Stand by. I'm about to put that-i 13 switch.on. I forgot to put switch on. I've got to turn that 14 switch on. I'll be back in a second. 15 '[ Transmission noise.) '16' (Pause.) 17 VOICE: Standing by. 18 (Transmission noise.] 19 (Pause.) 20' SPEAKER:.The time is.11:49 a.m. -21 (Pause.) -22 VOICE:- F-4 to EOC. At this time I'm ready once 23 again for truck 56. Sound test please. l 24 (Transmission noise.) I' 25 VOICE: Transmitting sound test to 56.
as L,. 16 l1 (Transmission ~ noise.) l 2 -{ Pause.) 3 (Transmission noise.~) 4-(Pause.] 5 VOICE: (Inaudible) in receipt of sound test, truck 6
- 56. Requesting a sound test clear please.
-7 (Transmission noise.) 8 (Pause.) l-9 (Transmission noise.) 1 10 (Pause.) -11 VOICE: Acknowledge receipt of sound test clear. 12 Requesting a [ inaudible) command please. .13 (Transmission noise.) 14 (Pause.) 15-(Transmission noise.) 16 (Pause.) 17 VOICE: Acknowledge (inaudible) command. At this 18 time, that's all trucks we have set up. We'll be done for 19 now. F-4 clear. l 20 (Transmission noise.) 21 (Pause.) 22 VOICE: Okay. (Inaudible) clear. 23 (Transmission noise.) l 24 (Pause.) 25 SPEAKER: The time is 12:00 p.m. l L L i-
s' 17 1 (Pause.) 2 VOICE: Yeah, hi. Let me just get a piece of paper 3-here. Let's see. Seven, seven, two, two. Okay. That will be 4 fine. You know, its, I mean its -- on the outside, I suppose 5 you wouldn't really know, we probably.wouldn't really care 6 what -- number as well, if its an extension, seven thousand as 7 opposed you know, something -- we were awfully lucky to get the 8 seven thousand back, because -- so there is no way of knowing 9 maybe weeks or whatever in terms of installation. Could you 10 put a note on the record that I am going to be away the week of 11: the_13th of November. Let me give you another number too. 12' Because my wife -- if it wasn't -- installation is somehow 13. going to be that week. Thanks a lot. Bye-bye. 14 (Pause.) 15 VOICE: Its Fred. How are'you doing? Is your father 16 right there? I'll tell you what has come up. [ Inaudible) a 17 note that Vivian had given me. You know, on prayer that we 18 printed up. And' fortunately, I found it. Its amazing in this 19 office, because there is stuff all over the place. But I was 20 just looking for something else and I found it. And I 21 remembered on the other side, there was another prayer. And I 22 wanted to check with him to see if it was something he also 23 taught her, because I am going to give this to cindy tonight. 24 So I know the first one, she said your father had taught her. 25 No, no, no. It wasn't anything handed out. This was on the
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2 several weeks ago. I asked her after she recited the first 3 one, I said, " Gee, could you write that down? I'd like to put 4 it in the bulletin." And then she did that and on the other 5 side of that piece, she gave me another one, called the morning 6 prayer. I knew she had -- Okay. I mentioned in to Martha. 7 And you only need one gallon, right? As far as you-know. We-8- ,could always use more. Well, we'll see.- Maybe get two 9 gallons. I don't know. Martha just got some from Apple Crest 1 10 and she wanted me to try it to see if I liked it because she i 11 had gotten some place else that she didn't like. But I hadn't 12 tried it.-'So, anyway, we'll find some. Why don't you don't 13 bother getting any other cider. We'll get enough for whoever. 14 We can always use anything that's left over. Right? That 15 isn't a problem. I mean, we always drink it, so that will be 16 fine. Whatever. I don't know. I would guess we would '17-probably easily go through a gallon if that is what we are-18 having to drink. Yeah, no problem. Okay. You know, the poem 19 that Vivian printed up. I just found the note. (Inaudible] 20 very interested in it. I told her that I thought -- this would 21 have been a month ago. On the other side she had another 22 prayer and I wanted to see if it was something -- before doing 23 that I wanted to know -- it says " Father, we thank you for 24 the - It doesn't ring a bell. Yeah. But I'm sure Sandy 25. would like to have this piece, this original. And I told
l' 19 .1 Glenn, I thought I had it. But its one of those things, it was l 2. in my' office and probably if I had gone looking for that I 3 wouldn't have found it. But I went looking for something else, 4 and~I found this. I thought Bob did'a fantastic job. Don't 5 you? You-have done probably hundreds, but you know. This 6 was -- somebody told'me it was about his seventh. I'was 7 surprised, because we haven't had that many in Church. May be 8 at funeral ~ homes and here and there. This was I'm sure, 9 (inaudible.) .I thought he -- and I mentioned it to Walter 10 (inaudible.) You know Walter. Of course from (inaudible.) 11 (Inaudible) about it, you know, same thing. I said I think Bob 12 .did a really great job and [ inaudible) blended some personal 13 observations and with the scripture and with you know, we are L 14 called to go out and follow her life -- 15-SPEAKER: The time is 12:15 p.m. l 16 VOICE: It was really, really very good. Yeah. And L 17 I'm sure he'll appreciate that knowing that other people feel L 18 -the same way. Because as you know -- I suppose -- as Walter 19 told me he's already has 18 this year. But you know, after a .20 while, I suppose its fairly easy, although maybe it even gets l 21 too routine. I'm sure Bob put a lot of preparation. I don't 22 think he knew you were there, because I think the way he 23-described the poem and saying this was a former pastor. I 24-think if he had known you -- it probably wouldn't have been 25 appropriate to even say, you know, Talk to Her by Reverend
? 20 .j 1 (inaudible), who is in the back pew there or something. It t 2 wouldn't have been right, either, maybe to call attention. It 3' was -- I thought it was -- That's when I told Walter 4 (inaudible), I said, you know -- it balances out. It can be i 5 harder because he know her personally, but then again at least 6 he was able to-bring what he-knew about her into it. Walter L + 7 said that can be -- you will probably appreciate this -- he 8 - said it can be difficult, or it can be dangerous rather, 9 because he said there have been a few cases where he's used his 10. personal observations and he has stepped on people's toes. 11 He's offended people. So he said, now, it tends to be more 12 general and whatever. But I think that is too bad. 13 Grandmother and with my mother, our pastor, would always meet 14 with.the family, and ask for (inaudible) memories back into 15 (inaudible). Really, Bob-not only did that, but he took-his 16 own recollection and you know. I thought'it was very good. 17 Anyway, I thought I would check with you on this, because I do - 18 Lwant to give it to Sandy tonight. Certainly, I'm sure the ~ 19 family appreciated you being there. I'm sure the Jones' would - 20 have like to have been there if they hadn't been planning on 21 going away. Take it easy. Okay. See you. Say hello to 22 Viola. Bye-bye. 23 SPEAKER: The time is 12:30 p.m. 24 (Pause.) 25 (Transmission noise.] l'
[' <a 21 1~ (Pause.). 2 (Transmission noise.) 3 (Pause.) l l 4 (Transmission noise.) -5 (Pause.) 6 (Transmission noise.) 7 (Pause.) 8' VOICE: This is the book store calling. I have a 1 9 (inaudible) in for you. 10 (Pause.) 11 VOICE: Having piloted the shuttle Columbia in 1981 l 12 and he was commander of Challenger on a six day mission in ~ 13 1983. Under his leadership, NASA has recovered its (inaudible) 14 loss.following the Challenger disaster. It was reconfirmed j this week with the safe return of Atlantis, the-Space Shuttle 15 16 Program is back on track, in part, due to the dedication of 17 Richard Truly and his team, many of whom include former 18 astronauts. And speaking of formers, I can't help but note ~ i 19 that ex-Navy men are running quite a bit around Washington -20 today, at NASA, at the FAA, at the Energy Department, and of 3 21 course, the White House. Richard Truly is here to tell us what 22 l challenges lie ahead for the Space Program. Please join me in i 23 giving a warm press club welcome to Admiral Richard Truly, i l 24 Administrator of NASA. 25 (Transmission noise.] i 1 l q r
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t 22 1-VOICE: (Inaudible.) 2-(Transmission noise.) 3-(Pause.] 4 (Transmission noise.) t 5 VOICE: (Inaudible.) 6 (Transmission noise.) 7 (Pause.) 8 SPEAKER: The time is 2:00 p.m. 9 (Pause.) 10 VOICE: (Inaudible) the NRC [ inaudible) Seabrook 11 Nuclear Plant operator for mishandling the unplanned shutdown 12 after a malfunction.during low power tests. Spokesman Ron Shur 13 with New Hampshire Yankee was not surprised. '14 VOICE: We understood that if a violation were 1: E 15_ .possible as al result of the June 22 issue and we certainly 16 don't' question'the NRC's authority in this matter. 17 VOICE: Shur says-the fine will be paid immediately. 18 The NRC levied the fine to show the importance of paying 19 attention to the control and oversight of the activities of the 20 Seabrook new plant. (Inaudible) and the WBZ 24 hour traffic 21 network. 22 VOICE: We are developing some traffic problems out ~ ~23 there now. Reports of an accident. Metropolitan police 24 responding on Route 16 at [ inaudible) circle. Be prepared for L 25 delays. l'
l 23 1 [ Transmission noise.) 2: (Pause.] 3 [ Transmission noise.) 4 [Pauso ) J 5 (Transmission noise.) 6 (Pause.) 7 (Transmission noise.] 8 (Pause.) l: 9 [ Transmission noise.) 10 VOICE: (Inaudible.) 11 (Pause.) 12 [ Transmission noise.) 13 (Pause.) 14 (Transmission noise.) 15 VOICE: (Inaudible.) 16 (Transmission noise.) 17 (Pause.) 18 [ Transmission noise.) 19 VOICE: [ Inaudible.] 20 (Transmission noise.] 21' [ Pause.) 22 SPEAKER: The time is 2:20. E 23 [ Pause.) 24 (Transmission noise.] 25 (Pause.) l l-l
p: 4' 24 1 VOICE: Its 3:00 and 65 degrees in Boston. WBZ Accu-7 2-weather, meteorologist Ted Rogers says sunny,, warm the rest of 3 the afternoon and for the next couple of days. I'm Debra I 4 Muller,:WBZ news. The state is suing Holiday Health Spas, 5~ charging -- 6 VOICE: Allowing the presence of cancer causing 7 agents in food. Environment protection agency administrator, 8 William Riley, says the opposite is true. 1 9 VOICE: [ Inaudible) six weeks, going door to door, 10 delivering emergency-information to more than 5500 sites near 11 -the plant. Officials of New Hampshire Yankee say they won't 12 appeal a Nuclear. Regulatory Commission fine of $50,000,- 13 stemming from the problem [ inaudible) during low-power-testing 14 of the plant last June. 450 MacDonald's restaurants in New 15-England will take part in a recycling program -- 16 SPEAKER: The time is 3:37 p.m. l 17 [ Pause.) 18 SPEAKER: The time is 3:45 p.m. 19 [ Pause.) r L 20 VOICE: Bill? Yeah, I haven't seen you in a while. 21 (Inaudible.) No. Somebody over at the demonstration L 22 [ inaudible. Bad with names. She remembered my last name and I l 23 remembered her first name at the time. [ Inaudible) heard from (- 24 Charlie Pratt on this. Yeah. I just saw Barbara James around 25 lunch time and she said the same thing. Okay. My plan is to
y. 25 1 attend the briefing [ inaudible) and the debriefing. Before. 2 [ Inaudible) if you remember that, two years ago, whenever it 3 was, but -- this is -- and I was on the (inaudible) for about i 4 nine months -- I went in that evening assuming -- going to 5 represent myself. I have my defense prepared. At any rate. 6 I'm sure that won't happen. I promised my wife that if 7 anybody says move or leave or anything I'll go. No questions 8 right. Even if they are wrong. Better off not -- yeah. But 9 on the other hand, two years ago, Bob had asked me to be there 10 and I just want it on record that Fairbanks is (inaudible) 11 telling me to get out. (Inaudible. Maybe if you can let me 12 know, because I would sort of like to coordinate with -- okay 13 with Charlie. Okay. Okay.
- Yeah, Is your husband Sherwood, 14 by the way?
Okay. What does a Director of Development do, or 15 Assistant Director? Basically, yeah, okay.
- Yeah, I'm just 16 wondering, who, if we were going to be selling our building, t
[ 17 and I know the people next door -- sell in the Spring, then .18 again, we may not. If we sell, we may sell to the Church. 19 -But then again, they are looking at some other options, too.. 20 So I just wondered, who really would be the best -- Sort of an l 21 introduction to the Academy's plans on behalf of well, of the 22 Academy, again, its for businessmen, local businessmen, local 23 property owners and it never came off. So I think he was the 24 one -- it sound familiar. Yeah, Jeff Bellows. Okay. Good. 25 So, have a good weekend. I know you'll be busy. The parents,
t A i. d' 26: 1 I assume -- it'll be interesting. I hadn't even thought of 2 that connection. They'll hear sirens all over the place. 3 (Inaudible.) I didn't even think of that. And you know, well, i L 4 I talked with Herb this morning and I (inaudible) meeting -- 5 people don't know this is happening. There has been a small-6 . article in the paper -- posters here and there. But, for 7' example, I talked to somebody in (inaudible) who is going to be a working Saturday morning. She had no idea. I looked'in the 9 paper and I showed her the article. People, honestly. I ,y 10 really believe that people are going to be so startled, because 11 I've heard these things, that there will be accidents down 12 around the bandstand, along Portsmouth Ave. I mean, I really-13 think, unless everybody knows, people are really going to be 14 upset. And'especially given they have already finished low 15 power. I mean, you know. Yeah, I know, that's what Herb said. 16 That's the way I look at it. Anyway, it should be interesting.. t 17 So, see you later. Yeah. Okay. Bye-bye. Yeah. 18 (Pause.) 19
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