ML20032E377
| ML20032E377 | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 11/12/1981 |
| From: | Jun Lee AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Bradford P NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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,u.. E & SERVICE ERANCH cc: Bradford Do not consider remaining Commissioners
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' !!T' EVENTS AT THREE MILE ISLAND
'81 NOV 12 P2:30 6 81 TIME:
6:30 --- 8:00 AM
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' 'N EMISSION Gray steam or smoke
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6 81 TIME 6:30 AM -- 8:00 AM Emission Vapor Area Unit 1 coolir4 towers 7 81 nME 1:00 PM Emission Black & White Smoke Area Unit I (Pictures --- black & white finish) 7 81 Time 5:30 AM Emission White Smoke (at6:45 black smoke Joined the white saoke.
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8:25 AM Witness to smoke called local NRC Office a*4 spoke to T.ake Barrett.
Mr. Barrett's explanation:
"I saw the white smoke...they (Met Ed) are just testing".
Mr. Barrett was unaware of black smoke emissions this day and the day before.
(7/28/81) 9:00 AM White smoke only in sporadic puffs... or a bit at a time.
8-06-81 Time 8:15 AM (9:30 AM NorE:
Official Restart Emission Vapor Area Unit 1 cooling towers l
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St6am from Unit 1 3:00 AM Steam abating 8-10-81 Time 6:45 - 9:00 AM Emission: Vapor Areat Unit 1 cooling towers 8-23-81 Time:
3:30 PM - 3:50 PM Emission: billowing black smoke Area Unit i reactor Colored pictures taken off site.
NOTE: NRC has not explaned black smoke as of this writing.
Media was notified (TV and Padio) case on site.
The event never appeared on TV or on the radio nor from the wire service or a leading newspaper.
8 ~29-81 David Fisher (10) years old.
Sat.
Place 3t miles N.E. of TMI. (Jeremiah K. Fisher Farm. 183 Valley Rd.
Etters,PA)
Became ill and was vomitir4 NCIE: Df_ES CMITTED INDICATE THAT NO EMISSICNS WEFE DISCERNIBLE CFF SI7E. WE ARE AWAFE THAT A7MOSIHERIC TEMPERATUFES PLAY A ROLL IN DETE7fING EMISSICNS.
9 81 Helicopters flying over west side of TMI. Traffic exceptionally to heavy. (4 Ic 5 times daily) 9 81 There were four consee utive days of aerial traffic.
Many citizens, including school children,. noticed.the increase in aerial traffic.
9 81 David Fisher. Jeremiah. K. Fisher Farm.. 3} miles from TMI illness repeated...vomitin6 and diarrhea.
9 81 Jeremiah K. Fisher and Wife Joan R. Fisher... illness... vomiting and diarrhea.
(Parents of David)
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9 81 Jane Lee 183 Valley Ed. Etters, PA... Nausea (no vomiting) extreme fatigue. slept entire day and through the night.
definitely not the flu..
9 81 Lee still nauseous from J.K Fisher farm.
9 81 Florence Fisher....t mile down the road./ Etters Pa.
Illness vomiting, diarrhea. Very tired.
Illness lasted the entire week.
No sign of cold or flu symptoms 9 23-81 Time:
9:50 AM Location: Goldsboro Incident: Evacuation whistles activated on TMI site.
Resident listenir4 to home monitor (fire) her.rd Fire Companies #22 & 26 calling York Co. Control...sayir4:
"Our whistle has been activated what is the problem?"
(this was repeated several times)
York Co. Control responded" "We did not activate your whistle" Eesident phoned Goldsboro Mayor...He knew nothir4 Pa Civil Defense..They knew nothir4 Goldsboro rayer phoned Goldsboro Civil Defense...Nothing York Co. Civil Defense....Nothir4 NOTE:
Goldsboro's evacuation whistles are on TMI.
Sirens are tested every Tuesday at 7:30 FM How shall the citizens of Goldsboro know when there is an evacuation alert that requires their attention?
10-05-81 Jane Lee Illness repeated very dizzy... unable to move about...
nauseous...very tired.
slept intermittently for & hours.
Normal physical condition always in good health..no allergies...
no physical impairments... no high blood pressure.. nothing that would explain these periodic illnesses.
10-06-81 Tint:
8:30 AM Vapor emissions observed emitting from both towers of Unit 1.
10-09-81 Time 3:00 AM f
Eesident arriving home from work heard sirens on 'IMI going I
full blast.
10-09-81 Times 3:15 PM Blue and white helicopter observed by 5 witnesses 1.inding on our neighbor's farmland (freshly plowed field) scooped up a soil sample c.d departed very quickly.
his entire episode didn't last ac,re than fine minutes.
Be farmer in question was not ask permission bF the pilot to land.
We called our Ftate Rep. Bruce Smith { He was informed that no monitoring was being done but % hom.
We are still trying to ascertain who hired this helicopter to surreptitiously monitor the valley.
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THE LAST TWO OCCUERENCES HAPPENED ON THE SAME DAY. (IMPCRTANT) 10-09-81 Time:
11:30 AM Mr. Fisher and myself (JANE LEE) were in the pasture assisting a cow in the delivery of her calf. Se cow was encountering birthing problems.
Se calf, which was making a r oper pre-sentation, was obviously larger than normal.
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pulling the calf was deliverds weighing 150 lbs.
Se calf, (full-term) was unable to walk and just barely breathing.
I vigorously massa 6ed the lung area... pushed the tongue back j
into the mouth and worked to dry the calf off. Se mother was in no cordition to take care of her offspring.
After many shots of vitamins and selenium, the calf is now able to walk. (See treatment on page 6 --10-19-81.
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10-10-81 David Fisher (Jeremiah K. 4isher Farm).
Ill again... sore throat.
Vance Fisher... Neighbor t mile from J.K. Fisher farm.
Illness: Dizziness. vot*S ng.
Did not feel normal for. <eea.
James Conley (neighbor) also dizzy.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry McDormott and child.
Suffering from headaches, dizziness for two weeks.
NorE All these residents live on the West side of TMI and are within a three mile distance of TMI.
10-11-81 TIME:
12:15 FM 12:15 Black smoke emitting from TMI site.
DF' Either from Unit 1 Reactor or in close proximity.
10:00 AM Heifer in labcr.
appears to be having delivery difficulty.
Sunday Pelvic examination confirms a possible breach birth.
Dr. Weber out of town.
9:00 PM Dr. Weber arrived.
Tried for over an hour to turn calf.
All efforts unsuccessful.
10:00 FM Examination determined there was no longer a pulse in the calf.
It was decided to dissect the calf in order to save the mother.
We spent hours trying to drop the chain down between the pelvic &' leg, of the calf so we could amputate the legs.
Finally, after hours of work, we began to try and pull the calf.
But despite two men and one woman pulling,we could not budge that calf. After many hours, we took a meat hock... sunk it into the rear quarter of the calf... attached chains through the handle of the hook...
attached the other end of the chains to a winch... fastened the winch to a heavy pole sunk in concrete and ground that calf out of the cow.
We discovered after the birth that the cow had pushed and pushed until she pushed the hooves of the calf down through the uteruspenetrating the wall. The animal appeared to suffer from a constricted birth channel as well.
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L TIE 10:00 AM Ucnt to Dr. Weber's office for more intravenous treatment.
Dr. Weber was performirs a caesarean section on a dog that had two previous litters of pups. (confirmed by owner who was present).
mis owner lives in York Haven (fives miles down riser from TMI)
Two weeks before the caesariean birth, Dr. Weber had examined the animal. She had a full litter at that time.
Se caesarean produced only one pup.
De owner of the dog sat in the waiting room talking to to me.
She knew nothird about me or my involvement in health studies.
She told me how she had aborted her baby on Sept. 6, 81.
6 Cow,who's calf had to be amputated, died.
Heifer delivered a calf.
Approximately 6 weeks premature.
Calf unable to walk.
Labored respiratory problems.
Treatment: 2 ce seleinum Ion Aid Formula: Glycine and Electrolyte 2 cc antibiotic Glucose, sodium chloride, nonopoyassium per day 4 cc iron and vitamins calcium gluconate and magnesium sulfate.
began to walk after 3 or 4 days of treatment.
l...... Calf feeding from mother. appears to be doing well except for left rear leg which appears to be deformed or something.
>l Calf born... full term... unable to walk... appears to suffer severe damage.... retarded perhaps... head twisted. Must have assistance to gain a standing position.
It is now the fourteenth day.
We gave the same medication as above. Se calf is gradually deteri-
.otating. Hind legs will not function.
Treatment has been stopped until the Vet. takes a look.
91 Sunday...Different whistle sounded between 8:00 & 9:00 AM LOUD SPFJ0GCR ON TMI SITE:
"D0 NOT USE DCMESTIC VATER -PUMPS NOT WORKING" (repeated several times.)
%1 Fire Drill Whistle at 11:00 AM Goldsboro not notified per president of Council of Goldsboro.
$1 Steam emissions from Unit 1. towers.
10-30-81 TIYE: 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM Scheduled fire drill for above time never materialized.
One or two whistles were sounded then the loud speakers announced..."We are having trouble with the whistles."
1:30 PM Alarm sounded from TMI 2:55 PM Very loud alarm from TMI... Event was reported to Mayor of Goldsboro.
He was not notified.
NCTIE:
Steam emissions have been observed from Unit i for the following dates:
October 28,29, 30 November 1, 2 Daily feeding for our farm animals: (per =ni==1 )
5 to 6 oz. of minerals a day St Ib. Soybean...more or less depending on animal
. high moisture corn 6 lbs. of hay divided twice a day.
As much haylage as they wish to eat Trace medicated, mineralized salt NCfrE For the past year and a half we have not encountered any problems with our cows, goats or cats until Cct. 9,1981.
Our problems began in 1976 along with other farmers in th a same area.
TMI began operating in 1974 Two farmers in the area have sold their farms because of the threat of reopening TMI Unit 1.
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Last Saturday, Se tember 12th the of5ciala of Met-ous wn*. w en it was disemed to be gresng nue.
a anno readings of me wowr levd The momtor was
. Ed reported that a esa had occurred m Reactor #2., reading a decreastn waterlevel at thattime.Faultyair,
- vptiling a bout 500 gallons of w ster on to the reactor floor..
..J 5etween the hours of 5 p m. Fnda and 4:24 a.m Satur, valves were repla and the matrument is now vin la The 500 gailone mixed with e 600.000 lona of itaWe nadings. acmrdmg to Mr. Bedell of i.s oactive water that spilled onto the floor uring the., e questaan a was at naih smegfamy nadine a
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The leak was discovered to be coming f om the me-lant system;which has been lealun at the rate of.1
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gallona er minute since the acodent. uton Fnda at5..
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p.m o cela at the plant not2ced that the les had narmed that there had also n another leak on increased to.6 gallons per minuta. Subs uent checks aturday. August 29th between the hours of 13 30 and determined that the leak was cormns fr e sa mpling. 14.45 (1;.30 to 2.45). A hose criram from a had j
valve in the containment busiding and techmoans pnn a leak the ps.mp was shut own and 00 o 500 i
closed the valve by remote control.
eet o Hercu te subins were replaced. 3ecause of it Wes Monitor Res#y Defective?
happenan on me weten it took some ame befon sonne coalibelocated o h new how to flush down The monitor that was installed after the *"9 accident e area to nd tne ground of contaminatiers.
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