ML20058L151

Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 900706

ML20058L151
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Issue date:	07/12/1990
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WEEKLY INFORMAT10h REPOR1 - WEEK ENDING JULY 6,1990

E A sumary of key events'is included as a convenience to those Commissioners J

who may prefer a concensed version of this report.

Contents Enclosure 3

nuclear Reactor Regulation A

4 Nuclear Material Satety and Safeguards B

Nuclear Regulatory Research C*

1 Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data D

.;j Governciental & Public Affairs E

i General Counsel F*

Administration 6

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Controller 1*

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Small & Disadvantaged Business Utili:ation & Civii Kights K

Enforcement L

Consolidation M

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Executive Director f or Operations 0*

ltects Acdressed by the Commission P

Meeting Notices Q

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m HIGHL1GHTS OF WEEKLY 1NFORMAT10N REPORT WEEK ENDING JULY 6, 1990 COMANCHE PEAK UN11 1 lateau on June 26, 1990, one of the main feedwater After beginning the 75% test p(due to vibration and high temperature) and reactor pumps was secured on June 30 power was reduced to 60%. Repair of MFP-01 is scheduled to be completed by ouly 5 and 75% testing continued with the 50% load rejection, e

the_ plant is expected to complete testing. (including records review) at the 75%

lateau on July,8 and achieve 100% power on July 12. The last major test, full cad reject 1oi, m :.: 100% power, is scheduled for July 25. A 7-day post-trip e will last until August 1, and commercial operation declared on August 3 Meeting on LLW lisposal at Parallon Islands Dean Kunihiro, Region y State Liaison Officer, participated in a meeting with staff from Congresswomen Barbara Boxer ena Congressman Douglas Bosco's offices The purpose of the meeting, on July 3,1990 in San Francisco, California.which included rearesentatives Administration, t4e knVironmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, the U.S. Navy and the State of California, was to share information concerningLegislation radioactive waste disposal of f the Farallon Islands in California.

is being considered in Congress that would provide funding for studies relatedThere w to the radioactive waste disposal at the Farallones.

of the nature and scope of such studies it approved by Congress.

Amax site visit Nuclear Regulatory-Commission (NRC) staff members visited the Amax site near Parkersburg, West Virginia, on June 26-27, 1990, accompanied by representatives Under the terms of the from the Department of Energy (DOE) and Amax, Inc.

Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982. DOE is to take custody of sites, such as Amax, where low-level radioactive wastes trom zirconium processing have been disposed.

The Act requires that NRC determine the site has been adequately decontaminated and stabilized, and that adequate financial arrangements have been made for the The licensee has decontaminated the site in ac-site's long-term maintenance.

cordance with NRC requirements and has made preliminary financial arrangements.

After seeing the site, DOE is now contemplating whether to ask Amax to provide Once this issue is resolved and turther information on groundwater monitoring.

once the exact terms of the financial arrangements have been agreed, the NRC staff plans to terminate the Amax 11 cense.

Uninte ional Overexposure of Intant's Thyroid (Update)

Region V staff, NMSS and an NRC Medical Consultant have completed the onsite inspection and are continuing to evaluate an incident at the Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. A nursing mother was given a 4.89 millicurie dose of iodine 131 on June 19, 1990 and a substantial fraction of that dose was passed to the mother's nursing infant resulting in a thyroid gland ablation dose to the intant.

Extensive dose assessment by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory utilizing data from whole body and thyroid scans and analysis of two breast milk samples indicate a dose to the intant's whole body of 17 rem and 30,000 rem to the thyroid gland.

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COMAllCHE PEAK UNIi 1 lateau on June 26, 1990, one of the main feedwater After beginning the 75% test p(due to vibration and high temperature) and reactor pumps was secured on June 30 power was reduced to 60%. Repair of MFP-01 is scheduled to be completed by July 5 and 75% testing continued with the 50% load rejection.

lhe plant is expected to complete testing (including records review) at the 75%

plateau on July 8 and achieve 100% power on July 12. The last uajor test, full load rejection f rom 100% power, is scheduled for July 25. A 7-cay post-trip outage will last until August 1, and commercial operation declared on August 3, 1990.

DUANE ARil0LD REQUAL PROGRAM UNSAT NRC has found the Duone Arnold Requalitication training program unsatisfactory as a result of requalification examination given during the week of June 26, 1990.

Sixteen operators (4 crews, 3 operating and 1 administrative) were examined by the NRC. Three crews (2 operating and 1 administrative) failed the dynamic examinations. The operating crew composition included 4 SR0s. There were 4 individual failures (3 dynamic simulator exam and 2 job Performance Measures).

One individual tailed both the JPM and the simulator section.

ine uuane Arnold plant is in cold shutdown pending off loading of the core, lhe unit plans early September startup. A NRC/Duane Arnold management neeting is scheouled in Region 111 on July 5,1990 to discuss corrective actions.

NRR will participate by conference call.

GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION Entergy Operations, Inc., the licensee for Grand Guit, advised that the Governor of Mississippi signed a bill on Wednesday, June 27, 1990, which defines how tax revenues from urand Gulf will be distributed to counties in Mississippi served oy Mississippi Power & Light Company. This law supersedes a previous law wnich Claiborne County contested in a lawsuit as not properly apportioning tax revenues to the County and the City of Port Gibson.

ihe present law was the result of a compromise between officials of the County and City with the Governor and Legis-lature of the State.

These local government bodies now agree there will be acequate funds for the performance of functions required by their emergency response plbnts in the event of a radiolog1 cal emergency at Grand Gulf. During the controversy, the licensee had arranged backup emergency plans with the State.

bWR STABILITY MEETillG There was a meeting with the BWh0G or, June 2/, 1990, to discuss plans for the evaluttion of power oscillations impact cn ATWS scenarios.

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explored a range of relevant events and proposes to do calculations of several specific significant events to evaluate the increase in risk, due to power oscillations,' from previous ATWS analyses las described in NEDE-24222). They t

will cons 1 der both "ATWS" and "beyond ATWS" (e.g., no boron injection activation) and current and perhaps modified Emergency Operating Procedurec.

Primary candidates for modificetions are initiation times for water level reduction, boron injection and depressurization. They will develop representative plant parameters for the calculations.

The BWROG informed the staff that ATWS acceptance criteria (Reference 1979 Mattson letter) could be exceeded in the calculations (e.g., tuel temperature limits), and that significant fuel failure is likely. The next meeting to discuss the technical progress in the program is scheduled for August 17. The portion of the meeting requiring the attendance of upper management from NRC (W. Russell and A. Thadani) and BWROG (f. Sears and D. Galley) will be addressed in the BWR0G management meeting to be scheduled about the same time.

NUMARC PRUCUREMENT INITIATIVES The V10 statt was informed by telephone that on June 28, 1990, the NUMARC Board of Directors voted on and agreed to n.ove f orward with the Comprehensive Procurement Initiative.

The initiative includes improvements in licensees' progr6us for performance-based vendor audits, enhanced performance tests and inspections of procured. items, reviewing alternatives f or replacement of obsolete items, sharing vendor audit results tnrough joint audit forums, and increased engineering involvement in the procurement process.

Under the initiative, licensees are to review and assess the program changes needed to implement the comprehensive initiative by July 1,1991 and to tully implement the initiative by July 1, 1992. An initiative on commercial-grade dedication was previously approved for implementation by January 1,1990.

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Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 HIGH-LEVEL WAS1E MANAGEMENT Performance Assessment Staft Visit to Sandia National Laboratory (SNL)

On June 25-26, High-Level Waste Management technical staf f visited SNL to discus:;

performance assessment of the potential Yucca Kytntain repository. The NRC staff was given an overview of work being done by SNL in support of DOE. This was followed by discussion of recent performance assessment calculations that were made separately. by the NRC and SNL staff s.

There was also discussion of SNL's development of repository event trees and their approach to analyzing potential impacts of the exploratory shaf t on repository performance.

SAFEGUARDS AND TRANSPURIATION International Large Scale Reprocessing Plant Safeguards (LASCAR) Meeting trom June 18-21, a member of the International Safeguards Branch statt partici-pated 65 a member of the U.S. Government interagency team attending the Third Plenary meeting of LASCAR in Avignon, France. The LASCAR Project, conceived as a result of a Japanese initiative, has the objective of identifying technical features of large scale reprocessing plants that will 1mpact tne application of international sateguards.

Accomplishments of the Third Plenary meeting included:

1) a f1nal detailed review of the Working Group 1 report on safeguards consider-ations in spent fuel ponds, 2) review of the progress reports of Working Groups evaluating the main process and storage areas, and 3) review of a proposed joint

. paper on LASCAR by Japan and the International Atomic Energy Agency to be pre-sented at the July 1990 Institute of Nuclear Materials' Management meeting.

Meeting with General Accounting Office (GA0) on Tritium On July'3, 1990, International Safeguards Branch staff met with B. Leavens, GAO, to provide additional information on safeguards requirements for special nuclear material, regulations governing byproduct materials / export activities, and Nu-clear Material Safety and bafeguards (NMSS) licensing and inspection f unctions.

LOW-LEVEL WASTE MANAUtMENT Decommissioning Fathfinder Generating Plant Un June 28, 1990, Region IV staff issued a license amendment to Northern States Power Company for the decommissioning of the reactor building and fuel handling buiIding at the Pathfinder Generating Plant.

HMSS Low-Level Waste Management and Decommissionirc staff prepered tne supporting Safety tvaluation Report and Environmental Assessment.

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INDUSTHIAL AND' MEDICAL NUCLEAR SAFETY Fuel Cycle Safety Amax site visit Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff members visited the Amax site near Parkersburg, West Virginia, on June 26-27, 1990, accompanied by ryresentatives from the Department of Energy (DOE) and Amax, Inc.

Under the terms of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982, DOE is to take custody of sites, such as Amax, where low-level radioactive wastes trom zirconium processing have been disposed.

The Act requires that NRC determine the site has been adequately decontaminated and-stabilized,=and that adequate financial arrangements have been made for the site's long-term maintenance. The licensee has decontaminated the site.1n'ac-

.cordance with' NRC requirements and has made preliminary financial arrangements.

After seeing the site, DOE is now contemplating whether to'ask Amax to provide turtha inform 3 tion on groundwater monitoring. Once this issue is reso_lved and once the exact terms of the financial arrangements have been agreed, the NRC staff plans to terminate the Amax license.

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i Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 Division of Operational Assessment (DOA)

Diagnostic Evaluation and Incident Investigation Branch (DEIIB)

The Zion Diagnostic Team completed its onsite evaluation on June 29. The team findings and resulted in a confirmatory action letter being issued by Region 111 concerning the lack of control of torque switch settings for motor-operated valves.

The team is currently preparing their draft report.

Preliminary Notification The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week.

University of Vermont (y of Vermont, Phosphorus-32 Contamination at the PN0-1-90-45A, Universit a.

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PNO-1-90-52, Public Service of New Hampshire (Seabrook Nuclear St6 tion),

Unplanned Shutdown Over 48 Hours and Loss of Telephone Service.

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PN0-1-90-53, Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station),

Initiation (and Completion) of a Technical Specification Required '

Shutdown, d.

PN0-II-90-24, Duke Power Company (0conee Unit 1), Overflow of the Units 1 and 2 Spent Fuel Pool, e.

PN0-II-90-30 Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (Docket No.70-143), Injury To Worker in Contamination Control Area.

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PNO-IV-90-23, Sequoyah Fuels Corporation (Docket No. 40-08027), Television News Report Regarding Unsafe Application of Fertilizer From Sequoyah Fuels Corporation, g.

PN0-V-90-31, Department of the Army, Tripler Army Medical Center (Docket No. 030-03537), Unintentional Overexposure of Infant's Thyroid, i

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Office of Governmental and Public Affairs items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 B ate Programs Vogtle Public Officials Meeting Robeit Trojanowski, Region 11 State Liaison Utficer, participated in a meeting with local public officials from around the Vogtle Nuclear Plant on July 2, 1990 in Waynesboro, Georgia. Tne purpose of the meeting was to discuss NRC's program for regulating nuclear power plants and to encourage dialogue with local public officials.

Meeting on LLW Disposol at tarallon Islands Dean Kunihiro, Region y State Liaison Officer, participated in a meeting with staff from Congresswomen Barbara Boxer anc Congressman Douglas Bosco's offices on July 3,1990 in San Francisco, California. The purpose of the meeting, wnich included representatives from the hetional Oceanic & Atmospheric Acministration, the t.nvironmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, the U.S. Navy and the State of California, was to share information concerning radioactive waste disposal ott the Farallon Islands in California.

Legislation is being considered in Congress that would provide funding for studies related to the radioactive waste disposal at the Farallones. There was some discussion of the nature and scope of such studies it approved by Congress.

Critisn Utticial Visits Barnwell LLW Disposal Site On July 5,1990, Robert Trojanowski, Region 11 State Liaison Officer, accompanied Mr. Ben Walters, Director, Food Safety Radiation Unit, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, United Kingdom, on a tour of the Barnwell LLW disposal facility and to a meeting with South Carolina regulators on low-level radioactive waste disposal.

International Frograms Strosnider Transfers to NEA Jack Strosnider, Region 1, has accepted a two-year position in the nuclear saf ety division at tht. Nuclear Energy Agency in Paris.

His major responsibility will be for the Committee for Safety of Nuclear Installations

, Working Group 3 on Materials and Structural Integrity.

He will be the administrator for the Program for Inspection of Steel Components and the THI-2

,Keactor Vessel Investigation Program. Mr. Strosnider's new assignment begins August 6, 1990.

International Agency Vacancy Notices The following vacancy notices from the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienne have been psted on NRC bt,lletin boaros:

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00 Non-NRC li.R. 4958,Ilealth Reps. Ackennan/Myers Benefits Reform Cemensation & Employee Benefits House Post Office & Civil Service Combs 07/11/90 9:30 Non-NPC Smith Barney Uranium Reps. Lloyd/Morrison Enrichment Report Energy Research & Development flouse Science, Space & Technology.

Combs 07/76/90 9:30 Commissioners NRC's Below Regulatory Reps. Udall/Itansen Concern Proposal Energy and the Environment 11ouse Interior and Insular Affairs Gerke 07/26/90 T P. A.

Non-NRC EEOC Complaint Empi. Opportunities (Martinez / Gun <ferson)

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-Request for copies of radioactive sealed source certificates for five specified source registration numbers.

(Leonard Hendrickson, Microchemics, F01A-90-299)-

Request for a copy of-the mailing list for solicitation No. RS RG4-90-267.

(DavidBlanchette, Inter-Tel,F01A-90-300)

Request for copies of specified: records regarding the Union Carbide Uravan, )

Colorado, site.

(Jacqueline Agresta of Cuyler, Burk & Matthews, F01A-90-301

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e Office of Information Resources Management Items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 1.

Telephone Problems at Headquarters During the past week, telephones at One White Flint North, Nicholson Lane North /Nicholson Lane South,'and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Bethesda locations have been experiencing problems.

The cause of the problems appears to be the conversion of the C&P Montrose Central Office to a more sophisticated digital central office. All problems have been reported to C6F on.a daily basis, and have been brought to the attention of C&P higher management.

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Sof tware Quality Assurance Seminar The Office of Information Resources Management's Software Quality Assurance Seminar #3 was held on June 18 in 0WFN 2F17.

Charlotte Guthrie trom Power Computing Compan,y spoke on the topic "bof tware Trail Markers".

She discussed the important milestones in the software life cycle where cocumentation is required in order to assure and verify quality, the monthly Software Quality Assurance Seminar Series will'not meet during the sumer months.

It will resume in September with a speaker from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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office of Personnel Items of Interest Week of July 6,1990 Rotational Annianments comolament Recruitment St ff A

Theresa Spearman and Peggy Shaw, Region II, and Lynne Broadwater, Region I, have joined the OP staff. on rotational assignment to support OP's enhanced-recruitment activities. Their efforts will include implementing the computerized Applicant Review System (ARS) that has been revised to track employee applications more effectively.

Arrivals Phyllis Sobel, Geophysicist (PFT), NRR Patricia Celeita, Secretary (PFT), OP/CSU Gilbert Guerra, Radiation Specialist (PFT), RIV

- Richard Leonardi, Radiation Specialist (PFT), RIV Rummer Hires Carl Daudt, Summer Technical Intern (OPFT), ACRS Roberta Cepko, Summer Law Clerk (OPFT), ASLBP Cheryl Williams, Summer Clerical (OPFT)RM

, GPA Tanzeena Kabir, Summer Intern (OPFT), I Tanya Washington, Summer Clerical (OPFT), OP Mark Javery, Summer Technical Intern (OPFT), R!!

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Uttice of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and Civil Rights items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 Civil Rights Program A number of agency employees, sponsored by OSDBU/CR, represented NRC by participating in the National Urban League's Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) Conference held this year in Atlanta, Georgia, June 20-25, 1990.

The theme was "Welcome to the 90's: A New Decade of Challenges!".

BELP provides the agency with an opportunity for dialogue between corporate and government executives and professionals, and faculty and students at Black colleges and universities.- Discussions centered on how theory, as presented in the classroom, can be put into actual practice in the work place.

Small and Disadvantaged Business utilization Program OSDBU/CR represented the agency at the U.S. Small Business Admin 1stration's Small Business Procurement Opportunities Fair: Expo 90 in Atlanta, Georgia, June 26-27, 1990. The Fair featured a major address by Mr. Wi,lliam Montalto, the Director for the Small Business Committee, U.S. Senate. Approximately 650 exhibitors participated representing both the private and public sector.

Seminars were scheduled over the three day period and included such topics as finencing your business, minority business programs, marketing the Federal government, protests and appeals, and special emphasis programs (women owned business and veterans).

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Ottice of Enforcement Items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 Significant Entorcement Actions-1.

An Order Modifying License _(Ettective immediately) and Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $7,500 was issued on June 26, 1990 to Mississippi X-Ray Service. Inc., Wesson,.

Mississippi. The action was based on violations of requirements for industrial _ radiography that occurred on April. 26, 1990 near Richmond, Virginia. Mississippi X-Ray Service, Inc. is a State of Mississippi licensee that was operating in Virginia under the.Part 150 General License reciprocity. The violations included failure to maintain propor surveil-lance of operations, failure to post radiation or high radiation areas, tai-lure to perform appropriate surveys af ter each exposure, and failure to notify HRC three days prior to operating (in a non-Agreement State.. Ineffective im addition, an Order Modifying the License weekly not.ification to NRC of planneo radiographic operations in non-Agreement States.- (EN 90-063) 2.

A Notice of Violation and Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of-

$50,000 was issued on June 27, 1990 to Georgia Power Conipany (Vogtle).

The action was based on the licensee's failure to protect Sateguards Information.

The adjustnient tactors in the Enforcement Policy were considered in determining the amount of the civil penalty, and the base amount was mitigated due to the licensec's identification of the violation and the corrective measures that it implemented following that identifica-tion.- However, the base amount was also escalated due to the licensee's continued poor performance in this area.

(EN90-062) 3.

An Order Imposing Civil Penelty in the aniount of $50,000 was _ issued on July 2,1990 to Duke Power Coupany (Catawba Nuclear Station, McGuire Nuclear Station, and Oconee Nuclear Station). The action was based on numerous-violations logged at all three sites over a two year period-

' relating to access control, compensatory nicasures, protection of-Safeguards 1nformation, personnel and package search, and training. The licensee responded to the Notice in a letter dated January 31, 1990. After careful consideration of the licensee's response, the staf f has concluded that, with tne exception of two of the examples, the violations occurred as set f orth in the Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty.

I' (EN89-112A) 4 An: Order Imposing Civil Penalty in the amount of $2,500 was issued on c

July 2,1990 to Deaconess Hospital, Oklahoc4a City, Oklahoma.

The action was based on violations invciving falsification of an NRC-required record of a dose calibrotor constancy test and failure to perform the constancy test on a number of occssions.

The licensee responded to the Notice in L

letters dated March 21 and 22, 1990.

Af ter careful consideration of the 11censee's response, the staff has concluded that the violations did 1

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$1,250 because the licensee submitted additional information which cenionstrated that escalation of the base civil penalty based on corrective action is not warranted.

(EN90-278) aivil' Penalty Paid Florida Power Corporation (Crystal River) paid the civil penalty in the amount-1 of.$100,000. The action was based on numerous violations of the environmental.

' qualification' standards of 10 CFR 50.49.

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Office of Consolidation items of Interest Week Ending July 6,1990 decond Building Status Un July 2, Mr. S) ringer again participated in a working session with the GSA and WFN Partners 11p negotiating teams to complete a lease agreement draft for Two White Flint North (TWFN). Agreement was reached on most oi' the remaining issues with the exception of the rent rate as of the beginning of the lease period. This'is a difficult issue which the GSA negotiating team felt it could not resolve without consulting USA Regional and Central office management. The chief GSA negotietor. indicated that he would consult his management during the week beginning July 9.

Meanwhile, the hearing before the Montgomery County Planning Board on the site plan has been scheduleo for July 12.

However, Albert Abramson, a principal in the WFN Partnership, has stated categorically that if the remaining issues are not resolved and an agreement reached before July 12 he will not go to the hearing and seek approval.

On July 5, members of the Office of Consolidation-(CONS) staff met with GSA, lower, and Dewberry & Davis (D&D) representatives to discuss the process and schedule for interior space planning for TWFN.

On July 6, the Dewberry & Davis interior space planning team leader met with Mr. Springer and Mr. Iselin to lay out a schedule for the interior space planning process for h fN.

Ine schedule assumes a start date for space planning in mid-November 1990, after D&D completes a systems furniture standards review and CONS develops a stacking and blocking plan for TWFN.

The entire interior space planning process is expected to take about 12 months.

0WFN Cateteria Last rainute replacement of missing or defective equipment continues as preparations are being made for opening the New Reg Cafe on July 10.

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<g Region 1 Items.of Interest-Week Ending July 6,1990 1.

Entorcenient Conference With United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Inspectors from_ Regions 1,11, IV, and V conducted inspections at twenty USDA f ecilities in 1990.

One of these inspections, conducted March 20-23, 1990, at the W1111em B. Russell Agricultural Research Center in Athens, Georgia, identified a large number of violations. A Confirmation of Action let1.er sent to USDA on March 30, 1990 described corrective actions taken to acidress the problems identified at the Athens tacility.

In addition tc' the findings at the Athens, Georgia, f acility, examples of similar problems were found at other USDA facilities, although not so numerous.

An enforcenent conference has been scheduled with USDA to discuss these findings and the apparent radiation saf ety program weak-nesses which led to the findings. _The enforcement conference, originally scheduled f or July 10, 1990, has been rescheduled for 1:00 p.m., July 11, 1990, so that the Deputy Director of the-Agricultural Research Service can attend.

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Seabrook An automatic turbine " setback" from 75% to 40% power occurred at 8:04 a.m., July 2, when operating banks of the main generator transformer cooling fans were shifted during a weekly equipment rotation.

Following the setbbck, a power increase back to 75% was initiated at 1:30 p.m.

At 6:16 p.m., with reactor power at 56%, a controlled power reduction was initiated because of pipe wall thickness measurements taken on July 2 on an elbow in a line from the heater drain tank to the condenser.

Reactor power was reduced to 10% and the main turbine was removed from service at 12:37 a.m., so that the elbow could be isolated.

Preparations for further measurements and repair are in progress. A different section (a reducer) in the same line caused a controlled turbine shutdown over the weekend due to a througn wall leak. The July 2 measurements were a result of the earlier problem.

At 11:5E p.m. on July 2, off site phone communications, including the ENS phone, were degraced as a result of five deliberately cut phone lines at the Seabrook telephone transfer station (off site). The licensee had communications via a microwave communication system (three lines available) and used that system to notify the NRC. All phone communications were restored about 7:30 a.m., July 3.

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An about seven-day outage is anticipated.

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International Visitor On July 5, Ben Walters, a representative of the United Kingdom, and the Director, State Programs, met with State officials in Columbia, South Carolina to discuss matters of mutual interest.

In conjunction with this meeting, Mr. Walters also toured the Barnwell Low Level Weste disposal facility.

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Meeting with Local Otticials On July 2, members of Regional management and the Vogtle resident inspectors met with public officials trom the City of Waynesboro and Burke County, Georgia.

Jtems discussed included the NRC's mission, Region ll's operating objectives, the Resident Inspectors' program, and an update on recent operational activities at the site.

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Kewaunee Nuclear Power Station On Tuesday, July 3,1990, Mr. H. J. Miller, Director, Division of Reactor Safety and members of his staf f meet witn representatives from Wisconsin Public Service Company (Kewaunee Nuclear Power Station) to discuss the-results of the licensee's self-initiated Safety System Functional Inspections for the Emergency DC Power System and Service Water System.

In addition, the licensee presented an update regarding its proposed actions to address Generic Letter 89-13.

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Duane Arnold Nuclear Power Station On June 24 through 29, 1990, a requalification examination was conducted at the Duane Arnold Nuclear Power Station. The NRC failed four individuals with the f acility talling eight individuals and both the NRC and the f acility failing three of four crews. The crew failures made the program unsatisf actory. A meeting was held July 5, 1990, with lowa Electric Light and Power Company management to discuss the course of action that will neec to be taken to correct this problem. The unit was shut down for refucling oon June 27, 1990, and is scheduled for return to service the first week of September.

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Unintentional Overexposure of Intant's Thyroid (Update)

Region it staff, HMSS and an NRC Medical Consultant have completed.the onbite inspection and are continuing to evaluate an iticident at the Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.' A nursing mother was given a 4.89 millicurie dose of iodine 131 on June 19,1996 and a substantial fraction of that cose was passed to the mother's nursing infant resulting in a thyroid gland ablation doss to the intant.

i Extensive dose essessment by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory utilizing-data from whole body and thyroid scans and analysis of two breast milk samples incicate a dose to the intent's whole body of 77 rem and 30,000 rem to the thyroid gland.

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WEDNE5 DAY, JUNE 27, 1990, COMMISSIONER 5' TONFERENCE ROOM, ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, hARYLAhD (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - SE,CY to James M. Taylor, EDO dated 7/6/90 The Commission

• Was briefed by the NRC staff on the status of operating reactors and fuel facilities.

Commissioner Rogers expressed an interest in the possible change to procedural adherence requirements which would delete the words " verbatim compliance."

He was specifically concerned about how we ensure consistent application of procedures in all regions once this term is removed.

Chairman carr noted that the number of escalated enforcement actions have incre'ased in the materials area due to increased inspection activities.

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on the resources required and whether resources are being diverted from licensing and inspection to conduct these activities as well as impacts of diverting these resources.

The Chairman also asked that staff advise the Commission of any progress _in' improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the enforcement program.

He'also urged the staff to reduce the length of time required to generate an escalated enforcement action.

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DATL/TIfiE HUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATIENDEES NRR CONTACT 7/16/90 50-269/

Duke Power Company General Meeting with Duke Power tempany NRC/ Duke Vvwer L. Wiens 9:30-4:30 270/

Office to discuss the status of various 287 Charlotte, North Carolina licensing activities and safety initiatives at Duke Power Conpany's nuclear stations.

7/16/90 fione Institute of Nuclear Power Meeting with NUMARC and IHPU to NRC/NUMARC/INP0 J. Wermiel 10:00 Operations discuss operator requalification 1100 Circle 75 Parkway examination results.

Atlanta, Georgic 30339 Suite 1500 Reception

//16/90 50-54 One White F lint North Meeting with Cintichem, Inc.

NRC/Cintichem T. Michaels 10:30-12:00 Room 12D-9 to discuss funding plan for decommissioning.

7/17/90 50-250/

One White Flint North Meeting with Florida Power &

NRC/FP&LC/

G. Edison 8:30-1:00 251 Room 6B-11 Light Company to discuss the EBASCO/IMPELL/

Emergency Power System BECHTEL Enhancement Project and the Licensee's proposed controls and approach for assuring pl;nt safety during the plant j

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El o Copies et summaries of these meetings will be esde publicly available and j2 placed in the respective docket file (s) in tne NRC and local public document rooms.

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LOCATION 7/17/90 50-029 One White Flint North Heeting with Yankee Rowe NRC/ Yankee Now P. Sears to discuss the licensee's 9:00-12:00 Room 2E-17 approach to reactor vessel evaluations.

7/17/90 50-605 Une White Flint i: orth Meeting with General Electric NRC/GE D. Scaletti Company to discuss design 9:00-5:09 Room 8D-17 teatures and research efforts related to the General Electric SEWR Plant Design.

7/23/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with CE for discussion NRC/CE L. Kopp of use of CE Core Operating 1:00-5:00 Room 6D-11 Limits Supervisory System (COLSS) in Westinghouse plants.

//E6/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with Westinghouse Owners NRC/ Westinghouse Y. Hsii Group to discuss Pressurizer b:30-11:30 Room 2F-17 Sofety Volve Setpoint.

8/la/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with NUMARC to discuss NRC/NUMARC/EPRI R. Rothman the Seismic Individual Plant Roem UB-11 9:30 Examination for External Events Guidance document and wortsnop.

E/17/90 None One White Flint North CWROG presentation on efforts NRC/GE/BWROG/

H. Richings ORNL 8:30-12:30 Rocne SE-11 to provide resolution and closure of problems related to the effects of instability E2 on ATWS analyses.

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//10 Holiday Inn Advisory Committee

. ACMUI' on Medical Uses of l'

All Day (Crowne Plaza) i Rockville, MD Isotopes (ACNUI)

Meeting 7/11 Project OWFN.6B-13 Louisiana Energy HRC-P. Loysen '

10:00 am IM 5' Service (LES) Meeting LES reps.

7/16-19 Pasco, WA Attend 9th RSI-NRC G. Sjoble

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7/10 Lansing, M1 Attend LLW Adviscry MRC P. Lohaus Cocesittee Meeting 7/10 Washington, DC Federal Emergency MRC.

J. Greeves Management Agengy FEMA (fella) Dam Safety Meeting

.7/12 Bethesda, MD Discuss issues related NRC

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'dCtiVe Waste With hazardous, biological, pathogenic or infectious compor*:nts 7/22-24 Minneapolis, MN Low-level Waste f:RC P. Lohaus Forum 7/26-28 Lincoln, NE QA Workshop and Pre-MRC L. Pittiglio Workshop preparation meeting e

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[ LIMITED PARTICIPATION: Peer Review Panel / selected invited observers]

Division of Engineering 7/26/9C OWFN 10Bil Seminar on the Performance W. Farmer 8:30 AM -

and Aging Characteristics 492-3858 4:00 P!1 of Nuclear Plant RTDs and Pressure Transmitters Division of Safet_v Issue Resolution t./2/90 OWFN 12B11 Briefing of MRR Management D. Cleary 10:00 AM-on Part 51 Rulemaking 492-3936 12 hoon EPR E

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c' Date/ Time Humber Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 07/09 FEMA Meeting of Federal Pesponse AE00, FEMA, R. Hogan Subcommittee of the FRPCC to Other Federal Agencies discuss the FRERP 07/10 NRC Meeting to discuss issues of AEOD, NRR G. Zech common concern 0//11 Hall of States Meeting of FRPCC to discuss E-AEUD, NRR, other Federa l G. Zech fiail and KI, among other issues 07/17 Operations Heeting to discuss revision of AE00, NRR T. McKenna Center EPA PAGs other Federal Agencies 07/20 Operations leur and Briefing for AEOD, IP E. Weiss Center J. A. Driscoll, Hfi Superintending Inspector, Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, Health and Safety Executive, and other British representatives 7/25 WF2F-17 CRGR Meeting NRC D. Allison U8/01 DOE Meeting, Standing Subcosmittee AEOD, DOE, other Federal R. Hogan on Energy, Coordinating Conmittee Agencies on Emergency Preparedness Mobilization Planning 08/08 0perations Materials Exercise in Conjunction AEOD, RIII, NMSS, CE E. Weinstein Center with the Licensee S

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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 07/O'3/90 Athens, AL SALP Presentation Licensee, RA, and Ebneter 1::00 om TVA - Browns Ferry selected RII ttaff members 07/10/90 Jenkinsville, SC SA..P Presentation Licensee, DRA, and Milhoan 10:00 am SCt&G - Summer Site selected RII staff members 07/11/90 Wilmington, NC Hanagenent !4ecting Same as above Hilhoan General Electric Company 07/12/90 RII Office Enforcement Conferences Licensee, RA, and Ebneter 10:00 ara DPC - Catawba selected RII staff 1:00 pm DPC - Oconee members 07/12/'30 Jenkinsville, SC Commissioner Curtiss Commissioner, Tech Asst.,

Com. Curtiss is touring the Surr.er and selected RII staff facility for site members f ami liarization 07/13/90 New Hill,-NC Commissioner Curtiss Commissioner, Tech Asst.,

Com. Curtiss is touring the Harris and selected RII staff facility for site members familiarization 07/13/90 Erwin, TN Management Meeting Licersee, RA, and Ebneter am Nuclear Fuel Services selected RII staff reraers 07/17/90 Seneca, SC Management Meeting Licensee, RA, and Ebneter 10:00 am Duke Power Co. - Oconee selected RII staff E

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m 07/20/90 Lynchburg, VA Small Scale Emergency Licensee and selected Stohr 8:00 am Exercise - Babcock &

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Administrator, and selected flanagcment Meeting members of RIII Staft 07/09/'30 FEMA Regien VII Guidance to States FEl% Senior Staf t, Division Norelius Kansas City,110 Regarding Power of Radiation Safety and Reactor Exercise Safeguards, and selected Frequency members of RIII Staft 07/10/90 50-373 LaSalle Site Visit Commissioner Rogers, Greenman 50-374 Regional Administrator, and Licensee 07/11/90 50-454 Byron Site Visit Cormissioner Rogers, Greenman 50-455 Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Saf ety, and Licensee 07/11-12/90 Region III Nuclear Plant Analyzer Licensee, Regional Norelius Dril Administrator, and selected members of RIII Staff U7/12/90 50-10 Headquarters Commonwealth Edison Licensee, Director, Division Greenman bu-237 Company, Dresden -

of Reactor Projects, and 50-249 rianagement Meeting selected members of RIII Staff 07/13/90

$0-254 Region III Commonwealth Edison Licensee, Regional Miller 9:30 am 50-Z65 Company, Quad Cities -

Administrator, and selected Enforcement Conference members of RIII Staff u7/16/90 50-155 Cig Rock Consumers Power Co.,

Licensee, Deputy Regional Greenman 1:30 pm Big Rock Point -

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- Management Meeting members of RIII Statt 07/18/90 50-346 Davis-Besse Toledo Edison Co.,

Licensee, Regional Greenman Davis-Cesse -

Administrator, and selected Management Meetirg rembers of RIII Staff 07/I8/90 50-255 Region III Censumers Power Co.,

Licensee, Director, Division Greger Palisades - ALARA of Radiation Safety and Team Inspection Safeguards, and selected members of RIII Staff 07/20/90 Des Moines, Iowa Agreement State State Representatives, Holt Program Review Regional Administrator, State Agreement Program Officer

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