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Opposes Restart of Facility
ML20032E454
Person / Time
Site: Crane 
Issue date: 11/02/1981
From: Hull T
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To: Gilinsky V
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
References
NUDOCS 8111200574
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OFFICE OF SECRUAn., i 00CKETING & SERVICE Lear Er. Gilinsky:

aaANCH Cenere *u2r tiers on your ccurnge to state in the ?. M. I 1

Hen rirrs your drability to urForsts"d why T.E.I. Fi?

not nctify efficirls of the hich reccter tenpere tt?cs the da y of 'he a ce.ident, nr? the cuestic"ine cf their ccreetercy in the future.

Pet-EF Feliterntely tried te keep the fr ets frer the rubJ ic--nct crJ y the 6a y of tPo s ec 4 F or t, Fet ever since bns concerled the true fnets.

I nr erclesfre the frcrt ra re frer "The Luid e".

th' r6 cel u-n. 18ver lef t vb4 ch sta tes tha t T.F.I. krev the -orring of the eccidert how scr'cus the radie ticn levels were, arf evacn.eted their fari3ios f r-eFia tely.

I have a friend who lives s cross from T.M.I. who raises pecirrae cats, and all of her 32 cats died the morning of the accident, and also all of the aricals on a neighbor's farm close to her residence.

How rculd you feel alcut beirg sut.iected to that amount of rrdia' ion, and nct been cf 'ced of the danger, or when finally aprized of the danger forced to flee your hode not knowing if you could ever return.

To this day there is no evacuation plan, or no emphasis on wha t would happen to tank records shou'd a sir 13a r occurance result.

The President's Report on Three M12e Island reveals 'ust how incetretent they were.

Diey are still overnting with a 6.eeree of incorrerency, and should rot te

,-license 6 for restart, and shon36 to force / to clean ur Unit II vitk tk n 4 r e,m rcrdy.

If they Pr ve ^75,Ccc te srend on n trcicenrer restert tele"is'^" ads, erf th e hirive cf r Sr r,n pu?lic relrtiers strrt, this r^ne"

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cculd tetter be spcrt en cice-dre up tkcir -ess.

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L G.P.U'. Nucic r sFoulf te forced ty tre N.R.C. to clesn up T.M.I.

I cennet see yhy ' hey were not f6rced to do this irredic taly a fter the a ccident.

This should be done nt their own ex ense, crF they should not te rer-itted to restart Unit I until the elemnup has been coepleted, erd they have dererstra ted their conpetency to opern te a nucl ear pinrt.

Mr. Gilinsky. I er so glad to know that~ there 1s one person on the N.R.C. with en inte111gert reint of-I review rern r ire ?.M.I.

The loss' to people living a

in tha vicinity of ".M.I. n re the t the other Cor~issic ars do rot share the spre view.

Please enntinue to do i

whnt you can to keep T.M.I. c1csed.

Very trn]y yours.

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P.S. I ar. slso rnelosine clirri"c frer Ihe Petr?ct of Octeter 16th vhdch lists the fnl1 of a vorker et ?.E.I.

Unit I.

E y vould the Unit I'auxilliery builfinr hrve radicactivity when it hns rot been in creratien since year before the eccident s' Unit II?""?

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The yenr of +Pe T.17.I. eccifert n11 cf +he robi s that vero 4"

tPe rest thn' stri"g vere torr with vhi*e Free sts-- the t is her severe th e r=ritfor v'ere I live 1" riles frcr ?.M.I.

T.M.I. had otrer rir@r accif e"ts ternre this

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one the t they did ret rerort ZWE5Y Y, o r t' c re Fi s ti c" roles s'ed th erefror.

They venid rot h=ve rer rte? the Ferch Accirent whi c'-

is otvic"s, but it ves ter sevbre, r,"F th e y we re r.c t nF3 e to Fat it urder e-"tro3--rc cre tPare Trev vhrt +'e b el-] t.har vare Fof r, rF tr a n1r-t vos crly saved by Eatecek rnF %.'ilcox fror r reltfes~

kr pskire p-e"o!"cer if r volve vrs e e-et, c-F he snir rc it vrs closed, r-F he se!F fc-Gef 's sake Fen Gren It.

See fresif e-tial Revert. (Source)

THE GTTILE sonrea cuate/

1" this article hnF cnc of their rercrters walk on Three Elle Is1="F ir r31 o' the Fnildi"as after the sec1Fe*t withent tc*"e cuesti-ne7 Fv tryona, erf vr s n1sc hired as n security ru=rf v4th "o investiertion, sn this rr rer could nreve hcv 197 tP a sacuritu o f *h rae Fi] a Is le rd.

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93 hc@%:- Mlle Island Nuclear Generating Station, ac 4N king to plant and hospital officials. :

k.'.(Ig'1 Gary Aughinbaugh of Fayetteville was ad-.

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% ;u:;AsShe said AughinbaJgh may have suffered a g,.;-) concussion. -. -'-

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~@_he *ost his balance andifell, according to TMI w; ',;$. spokesman Sandy Polon..

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'a,.TMIofficials declared an unusual event and noti.

Ch fled state, federal an'd local agencies, Polon said.

i He said the low-level alert was called off e-:,when medical center officials reported that i,

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Way informanos director ?Ing$3.259.277

$13.875 in grants, and 194.252 in m.

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and the phones haven't7 di the hook yer 'wcause.,'sesunent and maceitaneous income.

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the agency kicked off its snning and evaluation, allocations [*%?N <U ' W$8 of. b'$ - f* ' ~ man w C anael 27 W news !,,a

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~ lic Utilines are psytes for the 1*00.000 3 '~ ! '

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get of 5436.920 for run-;, gsomes to duelesser the salary of us c V have basursemans flowersas the sue far C Neslear Reguistory Cosimission W

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^A e ' tpuMic has a nght to hace how szuch ? Jos the once f Central Pennsvivanna, a 1 their salasres.

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. For tairance. neveral TMt ernplovas... Yes gesen give George Zanes ervet.

.ast year, n was budgeted. board reviews execause salanes.,*

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. who knew munediatety how senous the ' He is reepy bestNag to wie his elvelles

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S.Unsted Way has a corps of about 6.000 radaation danger was, warned their for district just6ce assians Derts Stich-

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1.997 be6d un reserve. to be. vehmreer solicitors who do most of the famdies to evacuate thg yggy mormrrs 3ry is Harrtsters.

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' actual fund cansang. The percentage cf j ofL Warr h a Mcan= tune Re~tropo4*-

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the United W ay tha year money raised titut goes for entwr.ses ran Edison officialsTe~ri resuuringlhe une Fair Share system for thus falls far below the state Fs a of 35 pustRTEst 1.sihjadVC weit _ - beer =cre hard at work at Chamber.. ~

laas's Garage on Mulbe-ry Street. =ork-anons as it did in 1980. A percent allowed before an organizanon in harA1J_nd nor so *qrtr.

r hairrty wage carners is ceases to be tabled "chantab6e."

So the NOsk as granfed to nonce the-ing on campaign signs and registerms the equivalent of rete.

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folks at TMI go to such great lengths

voters, per month, or 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> come for all expenses works out to.

now to keep the public mformed with a The only huch might be that the tas.

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