ML20045H750

Requests List of Open Allegations Pending in Ofc of Inspector General Which Are Plant Specific

ML20045H750
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Site:	Pilgrim
Issue date:	04/05/1993
From:	Ott M CITIZENS UNITED FOR RESPONSIBLE ENERGY
To:	Norton L NRC OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL (OIG)
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NUDOCS 9307210217
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Citizens Urging Responsible Energy J April 5, 1993 Mr. Leo J. Norton Assistant Inspector General for Investigations Office of the Inspector Ceneral MaiJ Stop EKW, Room 542 Washington, D.C. 20555 Sent via FAX: (301)492-4474 rear Mr. Nc.Iton:

It is our understanding that your office has an open investigation into the ec.nduct of Nuclear Energy Services (NES).

Has NES ever provided services to the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, MA? If so, we feel that those areas should be reinspected, based on the Inspector General's findings with regard to the allegations of Arnold Gunnersen.

Please also provide us with a list of open allegations pending in your office which are Pilgrim specific.

We remind you that in 1989 our organization provided evidence to your staff in support of our allegations on important management, technical, fire protection and staffing issues. In the interest of the public safety, these issues deserve a' timely resolution.

We look forward to your reply.

Sincerely yours,

'n G. d2ee Mary C. tt, Co-Chairman 9307210217 930708 cc PDR ADOCK 05000293 M PDR President Bill Clinton Senator Joseph Lieberman Senator Edward Kennedy Representative Gerry Studds Senator John Kerry Robert Pollard Attorney Ernest Hadley Representative Peter Kostmayer Post Office Box 2621 . Duxbury, Massachusetts 02331 .

(617) 934-0498

l l President Bill Clinton The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue l Washington, DC 20500 l

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l We are pleased and proud to congratulate you on your inauguration as President of the United States. We want you to know that you and Al Gore will have our firm support for the fulfilment of the programs on energy and the environment that you outlined l during the Presidential campaign.

We will do all that we can to help. We urge you to:

O stimulate the economy by adopting a " green investment" package that includes strong support for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and transportation alternatives; ,

O adopt plans to improve the energy efficiency of the economy by 30 percent by 2010; O reduce energy use in transportation through a steady increase in automobile fuel efficiency, support for domestic manufacturers through incentives to retool their plants and equipment, and "feebates" to create a market for better cars; O reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 25 percent by the year 2005; O continue the dialog on environment and development begun at the Earth Summit and adopt laws and policies to fulfill the agreements made there.

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We understand that there will be pressure brought to bear on you and on the Congress to oppose these programs because they offend some powerful special interests.

But the issues of energy policy are absolutely critical to the preservation of the global environment and for the progress of our economy. We therefore pledge to you that you can call upon us as Sponsors and supporters of the Union of Concerned Scientists to ensure that your programs are enacted.

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Implement and enforce adequate safety standards at existing nuclear power plants, mandate resolution of outstanding safety problems, increase emphasis on public health and safety and public participation in safety and licensing procedures, reaffirm state authority to approve emergency evacuation plans, and appoint new commissioners to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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• Establish a White House Commission to completely re-evaluate U.S. radioactive vaste policies, including classification, technological options, economics, institutional framework, and regulation of long-lived radioactive waste, and funding needs.

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