ML20040A420
| ML20040A420 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Indian Point  |
| Issue date: | 01/12/1982 |
| From: | Gidron R AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Carter L, Paris O, Shon F Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| References | |
| ISSUANCES-SP, NUDOCS 8201210051 | |
| Download: ML20040A420 (1) | |
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Dear Sirs:
ALBERT ALPERN ANTHONY ASSALONE M ARTHUR AUSLANDER ESO The Bronx Chamber of Commerce supports the use of
$?E7"[rIUs2NSow nuclear power as an energy source for New York City.
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HON CHARLES J. BENSLEY MARSHALL E BLOOMFIELD, ESO F
9gpp p We are not DUClear technology experts but we do under-c A GERALD DOYLE stand GConomics and its relation to business and life j Ell[Et Y $ Rs0 in the community.
Currently, Con Edison customers pay nNvS20^ts'c'S$[tgS the highest rates in the nation and we understand that n
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Many of the businesses in the Bronx have employed strict ggf'fqG0,LDSTEIN Conservation measures to reduce energy Costs but the 9
DR oONALD GRUNEWALD bills Continue to rise.
If we abandon nuclear power MI"s5kEt and replace it with energy produced from oil-fired 3
Ef$$Wj$ME generating facilities the costs will sky-rocket and e$cE T O$$ERMANN further increase the nation's dependence on OPEC and ALBERT KINDLER imported fuel oll.
Many of our members vividly remem-
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JOHN M ARIOTT A EOS[$E J Con Edison has said that the cost of producing electri-C"
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These are costs that we, the customers, would
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The Chamber is actively pursuing the reloca-RICHAAD PROPPER tion or expansion of business in the South Bronx and
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one of the attractions is Con Edison's new Area Develop-Oft?[EI'2 $cN"o'EICHTER. JR.
ment Rate.
Increased fuel costs would offset any of In"25$fsia'sTEG[L the energy cost reductions of this new rate.
" JR DAVID A STE!N 0,7 L N S^ESSEt The Chamber believes that nuclear power is a socio-KATHLEEN ZAVLcHANSKY economic benefit that needs to continue.
Honorary Board Mernbers gfERln o?,^g'g Sincerely, B
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