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Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 821105
ML20058N463
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Issue date: 11/12/1982
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{{#Wiki_filter:__ l ( UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION = WASHINGTON, D. C. 20s55 INFORMATION REPORT November 12, 1982 SECY-82-454 For: The Commissioners Frota: T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5, 1982 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comm:ssioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report. Contents Enclosure Administration A Nuclear Reactor Regulation B Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C Inspection and Enforcement D Nuclear Regulatory Research E Execu-ive Legal Director International Programs State Programs 'i Resource Management Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K* Regional Offices L* CRGR Monthly Report V Executive Director for Operations N" Items Addressed by the Commission 0 Meeting Notices s

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g I HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT l Week Ending November 5,1982 1 1 Recional Volunteer Placements On June 29, Regional Administrators were constrained regarding outside hiring when NRC Headquarters employees are well qualified and available. Since then, Regional Administrators have announced 27 employees have been reassigned. A total of 164 Headouarters staff members remain on the register of individuals interested in Regional assignments. TMI Effluent and Environmental (Radiological) Information l During the period October 26, 1982, through November 4,1982, the effluents l contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity. Quality Assurance Procrams The Director, IE, Deputy Director, IE, and Director, Division of Reactor Programs met with representatives of Management Analysis Corporation (MAC) on Novereer 3 4, 1982 to discuss cuality assurance programs. Foreice Visitors to NRC During this week Dr. Michael Brown and Mr. Peter Hague from the U.K. Atomic Energy Authority ( AEA) toured LOFT and PBF, in conjunction with other discussions at IhEL. National Association of Counties Steve Salomon, OSP, met with the National Association of Counties, November 1, to explore issues of mutual interest. The transportation of radioactive l materials appears to be the problem area of most concern to the counties at this time. Transoortation of Radioactive Material in Washington State The second year study for the period September 1980 to September 1981, "Trans-portation of Radioactive Material in Washington State," NUREG/CR-2949, has been issued. Inadvertent Loss of Reactor Coolant Events at the Seoucyah Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2, AEOD/C206 The report recommendations concern: (a) reducing the likelihood of inadvertent opening of single valves retaining the reactor pressure during RFR operation; and (b) ensuring that procedures and training are available to operators for mitigating a LOCA during RHR operation and for minimizing other transients, particularly overpressurization during recovery. NOV 5 1952

.~ j ~! i ] 0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending November 5,1982 t ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT l STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of ( Reouest Initial Decision i i Received 566 25 Granted 400 1 e Denied 83 21 Pending 83 3 l ) ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received John R. Emshwiller, Requests a copy of the investigation report and The Wall Street supporting documents on the South Texas Nuclear Journal Project conducted by the Office of Inspector and (82-513) Auditor. Allen Short, Requests all correspondence, notifications 'and St. Paul exchanged *information between the NRC and Northern Pioneer Press States Power (NSP) Company concerning the 1 i (82-514) discovery and repair of cracks in recirculation i piping at NSP's Monticello nuclear power plant. John R. Emshwiller, Requests documents rcgarding an investigation of The Wall Street Nuclear Pharmacy Inc. by the Office of Inspector Journal and Auditor and the Office of Inspection and (82-515) Enforcement. 1 Ellyn R. Weiss, Requests, on behalf of the Natural Resources Harmon & Weiss Defense Council, Inc., three categories of (82-516) documents regarding the Clinch River Breeder Reactor. Ellyn R. Weiss, Requests, on behalf of the Natural Resources Harmon & Weiss Defense Council, Inc., any notes, cards, letters, (82-517) memoranda or other documents sent with the blocks of wood from the Clinch River Breeder Reactor site to any NRC Commissioner or personnel by the applicants for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor. CONTACT: J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A NOV 5 1952

4 E Received, Cont'd Partin Levy, Requests a sanitized certification and other NTEU Chief Steward documents related to a re-evaluation made in (82-518) the Division of Contracts as a result of selection under Vacancy Announcement No. 82-0570, and a list of the individuals selected originally and then re-selected as a result of the re-evaluation. Martin Levy, Requests sanitized Performance Appraisals, NTEU Chief Steward by branch, for all individuals in the Division (82-519) of Contracts. Wade S. Stevens, Requests a list of personnel in Region II by The Equitable Life name, GG level, salary, position title and Assurance Society of location. the United States 1 (82-520) l ) Marilyn Etheridge Gross, Requests the total quantities of equipment acquired Xerox Corporation in FY 82 (either rental or purchase) for (82-521) microcomputers and word processing ecuipment. Lyle Graber Requests copies of SECY-82-303 and SECY-82-318. (82-522) Nancy Lowenthal, Requests information pertaining to the fuel and Sierra Club Radioactive its transportation from Chalk River Research Waste Campaign Reactor in Ottawa, Canada. (82-523) E. Tupper Kinder, Requests nine categories of documents regarding i State of New Hampshire the quality assurance program. (82-524) (NRC employee) Requests records on her security clearance prior (82-525) to her employment with the NRC. James N. Duncan, Requests a listing of all companies cited by Washington Service the NRC for any violations, by type, number, Bureau, Inc. dates of violations and the Commission findings. (82-526) John Emshwiller, Requests documents regarding an investigation by The Wall Street the Office of Inspector and Auditor regarding Journal allegations that NRC inspectors in Region V were (82-527) giving preliminary inspection reports to l licensees. 1 Nov 5 193; ENCLOSURE A I

3 Received, Cont'd Ellie M. Cohen, Requests all documents regarding allegations made Tim Carpenter, by Mr. E. Earl Kent concerning the San Onofre J im Jacobson, Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2, and 3 Alliance for from October 30, 1980. Survival (82-528) Lyle Graber Requests a copy of SECY-77-53f. (82-529) Steven C. Sholly, Requests 12 listed reports and 10 listed categories Union of Concerned of documents. Scientists (82-530) Joseph Gallo, Requests all documents relating to the various Isham, Lincoln contract extensions of the contract for & Beale stenographic reporting services which was (82-531) awarded to Alderson Reporting Company under IFB RS-SECY-79-350. (NRC employee) Requests a list of questions used by Edward L. l (82-532) Halman, Director, Division of Contracts during the period October 4 through October 15, 1982 to interview candidates for the three Senior Contract Specialist positions. (NRC employee) Recuests the date that the Division of Organization (82-533) and Personnel received the Request for Recruitment Action to fill three Senior Contract Specialist positions under Vacancy Announcement flo. 82-0570. l David A. Schlissel, Requests seven listed categories of documents. New York State Consumer Protection Board (82-534) Mitchell Rose Requests all records pertaining to the operation (82-535) (during the last thirty days) and final disposition of all breeder-type nuclear power reactors operating in the Southwest U.S. from 1950-1959, specifically those breeder reactors constructed or administered by a branch of the military services. Judith A. Wishner, Recuests a certified copy of IE Bulletin 81-01 Saul, Ewing, which deals with Surveillance of Mechanical Remick & Saul Snubbers published on January 27, 1981. (82-536) l (NRC emoloyee) Requests all information pertaining to the CIA (82-537) investigation concerning herself. ENCLOSURE A NOV 5 1952 l l

4 Received, Cont'd (NRC employee) Requests all information pertaining to the OIA (82-538) investigation concerning herself. Diane Curran, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION AND THE EDO, on behalf Lee L. Bishop, of the Union of Concerned Scientists, for the Hamon & Weiss release of two denied documents concerning the (82-A-21-82-426) Commission's final and proposed rules on environmental qualification. Granted Judith M. Barrows In response to a request for the consequence (82-364) analyses for the Maine Yankee Atomic Power Plant from CRAC and CRAC-2, made available one document. Margaret E. Doris In response to a request for information on the (82-417) January 25, 1982 accident at the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant, made available the requested information. Also, informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Doug McInnis, In resconse to a request for 19 categories of The News & Observer, documents regarding the Brunswick and Robinson Tne Raleich Times Nuclear Power Plants along with all other (82-433) internal, non-public documents dealing with Carolina Power & Light Company's nuclear operations prepared by the staff of the Division of Licensing, made available five documents. Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already j aveilable at the LPDRs for Brunswick and Robinson. Michael D. Ernst, In response to a cequest for all preliminary and The Massachusetts Public final CRAC results obtained by the NRC staff for Interest Research Group the Pilgrim site, made available one document. (82-454) Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request was already made available under a previous FOIA request. Anthony F. Earley, Jr., In response to a request, on behalf of the Hunton & Williams Utility Group on ATWS, all documents prepared (82-458) by the Energy Inc., a subcontractor for Sandia Laboratories, concerning the NRC rulemaking on ATWS, made available four documents. NOV 5 1552 ENCLOSURE A l

5 Granted, Cont'd David W. Meyer, In response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-155, Lowenstein, Newman, " Study of the Feasibility and Value of Reis & Axelrad, P.C. Licensing Nuclear Power Plant Managers and (82 474) Senior Licensee Officers," made available a copy of the requested SECY paper and one additional document. Al Stern, In response to a request for a list of those who Al Stern Associates received a copy of IFB RS-ADM-83-298, made (82-493) available a copy of the requested list. Marc W. Goldsmith, In response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-322, Energy Research " Review of Director's Decision on 2.206 Petition Group, Inc. (Public Service Company of New Hampshire)," and (82-494) a memo to Leonard Bickwit from Samuel Chilk dated August 16, 1982, made available a copy of the requested records. Andrew Steckel, In response to a request for eight listed documents, Union of Concerned made available three documents. Informed the Scientists requester three other documents are already (82-503) available at the PDR and the NRC cannot locate two documents. Denied R. T. Weightman, In response to a request for correspondence, Lone Star Screw reoorts, or allegations pertaining to Lone Star comoany Screw Company or Jandl Manufacturing Division from (82-434) March 1982, denied four documents in their entirety, disclosure of which would interfere with an enforcement proceeding. Denied two documents in their entirety, disclosure of i which would interfere with an enforcement proceeding and because the documents contain confidential information furnished by confidential sources. Michael H. Lipson, In response to a request for three categories of Office of the documents regarding shipments of waste through Lieutenant Governor, Vermont from Chalk River, made available five State of Verront documents. Denied portions of six documents (82-445) containing unclassified safeguards information. (NRC employee) In response to a request for five categories of (82-451) documents pertaining to Vacancy Announcement No. 82-RI-013, made available two documents. Denied one document in its entirety and oortions of two documents, the disclocr'e of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. NOV 5 1932 ENCLOSURE A f

6 Denied, Cont'd l Rod Buckles In response to a request for the February 1981 l (82-478) internal staff report recommending acceptance of the " leak before break" criteria concept. l informed the requester the NRC has been unable to locate the requested document. However, we have been able to locate a July 1981 report which is virtually a duplicate of the requested l document. This report is a draft undergoing review and is being denied in its entirety l containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff. j r In response to a request for copies of SECY-82-377 i Kimberly Armstrong Newman, Debevoise & Liberman and SECY-82-377A, denied the SECY papers in their 5 (82-484) entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the Office of General f Counsel in an on-going deliberation. j P i [ NOV 5 15E2 ENCLOSURE A r.

I \\ i ) 1 WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS r WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5,1982 l PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION l RFP No. : RS-NMS-83-028 l TITLE: " Additional Tasks for Development of the Automated Material 1 Accounting Statistics System" i DESCRIPTION: The contractor shall perform work in the (1) development of applications oriented AMASS documentation; (2) validation of the generic measurement error structure employed in AMASS by the analyses of the source of measurement errors for general major measurement systems; and (3) incorporation into AMASS the effects of bias and bias correction procedures. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Fifteen (15) months SPONSOR: NMSS STATUS: Best and final offers due on November 9,1982. j RFP No.: RS-RES-82-022 l TITLE: " Strategic Analysis of Safeguards Systems': A Feasibility Study" DESCRIPTION: To conduct a feasibility study of the integration of the l strategic analysis technique into current NRC Material Control and Accountability Regulations (10CFR Part 70). PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: One year SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Best and final offers received on November 1,1982 and forwarded to Source Evaluators for review on November 1,1982. CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT ~ NRC-05-77-107 Planning Research Corporation 11/3/82 NRC-02-79-024 Teknekron Research, Inc. 11/2/82 I NRC-03-78-127-01 John M. Kuhlman 11/4/82 NRC-03-78-127-02 Dr. Peter M. Gutmann 11/4/82 NRC-05-81-242 Texas Nuclear 11/4/82 NOV 5 1992 ENCLOSURE A m.-c.. c..-_.. ,-.-m.--.. e --m, -.. --,-s5

i I i l Priority Placements I Under the FY-83 FTE Management Plan, individuals who occupy " overage" positions in staffing plans are considered for placement in authorized l l vacancies. As of November 5, 1982, the Division of Organization and l l Personnel had eff ected the following placements: j 1 employee from Regional Operation Staff to the Division of Security 1 e=ployee # rom Resource Management to the Office of Inspector and Auditor 1 employee irom State Programs to a vacancy within State Programs 3 l t l l i l NOV 5 133'2 ENCLOSURE A I

OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST 1 Week Ending November 5, 1982 i TMI-1 OTSG Repair Status As of October 28, the licensee (GPU Nuclear) has completed the first 151 tube kinetic expansion demonstration test in the TMI-1 "B" OTSG. Subsequent to the expansion, preliminary Eddy Current Test (ECT) results for 142 tubes using the 8 by 1 probe has shown 9 potentially new indications (not yet confirmed as defects or as to % thru wall). Based on qualifications testing the new indications, if confirmed, are probably due to the opening of previously tight cracks which were below' ) the threshold of ECT detectability. The new indications are within the 6" qualification zone and will require consideration in our evaluation j prior to restart. GPU Nuclear is assessing the impact of this finding-and will keep us informed. Mi11stene 3 Northeast Utilities tendered an operating license application on i October 29, 1952 fer Millstone Nuclear Pcwer Station, Unit 3. The acceptance review will begin as soon as the NRC staff sections receive j the appropriate portions of the application. Construction of Unit 3 is i approximately 53% complete, with fuel loading scheduled for November 1, j 1985. l Brunswick Steam Electric Plant, Unit No. 2 j i During a routine visual inspection, plant personnel discovered leakage from a 20 inch diameter shutdown cooling system carbon steel pipe by observing escaping steam. Subsequent radiography revealed a 5 inch circumferential crack in the weld material. A 1/4 inch segment of the crack is thru-wall. This particular weld was last examined in 1979. The licensee is still determining the failure mode and has not yet proposed a repair / inspection plan. Bio Rock Point On October 29, 1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board which is considering the Big Rock Point spent fuel pool expansion amendment issued an initial decision on criticality issues. This decision covers the criticality issues in the proposed pool expansion which were addressed during the hearing in Michigan in early June of this year. The Board concluded that neither the licensee nor the staff had done an adequate job of showing that K in the proposed expanded pool would not exceed 0.95 under any condN, ions, including extremely low densities of water. Principally, the issue is criticality calculations for the pool under boiling conditions where a significant amount of the pool water inventory could be lost. The Board gave the licensee 60 days to amend its proposal to fully address this issue. NOV 519E2 ENCLOSURE B l l 1 l

NER Items of Interest (Continued) Allens Creek Nuclear Generatino Station Houston Lighting & Power Company, on August 27, 1982, notified the Atomic Safety Licensing Board that it had cancelled plans to construct i the Allens Creek Nuclear Generating Station, and on October 6,1982 filed a Withdrawal of Application and a Motion for Termination of Proceeding. The Licensing Board by an Order dated October 28, 1982, absent objections, granted the Motion for Termination of Proceedings and permitted the withdrawal of the application. l l l l I I i ENCLOSURE B NOV 5 1982 i 1

l i NRC THI PROGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT l s t October 31, 1982 - November 6, 1982 j l Plant Status } Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient. s Available Core Cooling Modes: Mini Decay' Heat Removal (MDHR) system. RCS Pressure Control Mode: RCS is vented to the reactor building, Major Parameters (as of 0600, November 5,1982) (approximate values) i Average Incore Thermocouples*: 109'F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *: 130*F { RCS Loop Temperatures: A B l Hot Leg ** 87'F 86*F l a Cold Leg (1) 71*F-71*F (2) 72*F 72*F i Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the fenctor building. j J 1 Reactor Evilding: Tem;erature: EE*F Pressure: -0.25 psig l Airborne Radienuclide Concentrations: 3 1.3 E-6 uti/cc H ? (sample taken 11/3/82) l 2.2 E-9'uCi/cc particulates (sample taken 11/5/82) I 1. Effluent aa.d Environmental (Radiolocical) Information Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after processing, were made within the regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement. During the period October 26, 1982, through November 4,1982, the effluents containec no detectable racioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity.

  • Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings..
    • The primary water level is below the hot leg temperature sensors.

1 1 NOV 5 1982 ENCLOSURE B j i

2 2. Environmental Protection Apency (EPA) Environmental Data 1 I The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 results for the samples which were taken after October 8,1982 from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada. These results will be included in a subsequent report. No radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air and gamma rate networks during the period from October 27, 1982 through November 4, 1982. 3. NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were as follows: The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continuous air sampler: 1-131 Cs-137 Samole Period (uti/cc) (uCi/cc) n?-242 Cctcter 27 - November 3, 19E2 <6.7 E-14 <6.7 E-14 4. Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste Shioments On November 2, 1982, one Unit 2 EPICOR 11 prefilter (PF-45) was snipped to Idano National Engineering Laboratory, Scoviile, Idaho. On November 3, 1982, one Unit 2 EPICOR 11 prefilter (PF-45) was snipped to Idano Natier.al Engineering Laboratory, Scoville, Idaho. l On hovemoer 5, 1952, E6 crums containing contaminated laundry from Units 1 and 2 were shipped to Interstate Uniform Services, New Kensington, Pennsylvania. \\ f*ajor Activities 1. Sutrerped Devinerali er System (SDS). SDS is preser.tly in a standby statas. Durir.g tre past week 4a,000 gallons cf cortaninated water were transferred from the reactor building sump to the SDS feed tar.ks. The SDS is scnedulec to commence processing this water next week. Approximately 70,000 gallons of previously processed water were added to the RB sump as a result of the ongoing RB decontamination activities. RB decontamination is scheduled to continue for the next several months and the water accumulating in the.RB sump as a result of this operation will be periodically processed by SDS. 2. EPICOR II. The EPICOR II system ts presently in standby status. No water is ready to be processed. ENCLDSURE B 5 BS2 I 1

1 3 3. Reactor Buildino Entries. Three reactor building entries were conducted Polar crane refurbishment was the predominant curing tne past week. in-containment activity. The main electrical power line was attached to I the polar crane and functional checks of control circuits were started. Decontamination of the reactor building is continuing in parallel with the polar crane refurbishment. Polar crane refurbishment and testing is scheduled to continue for the next several months. The crane will be refurbished to the extent necessary to disassemble the reactor. The trane was designed as a Following the refurbishment, the crane will be 500 ton capacity crane. requalified to 170 tons (the reactor vessel head weighs approximately 160 tons). Crane mcbility and control will be limited to the functions necessary to remove the missle shields, the reactor vessel head, and the plenum assembly. The crane refurbishment schedule is based on supporting reactor vessel head removal in mid 1983. Three reactor building entries are scheduled next week (week of November 7,1982), to continue polar crane refurbishment. 4 SDS Vessel Disocsal Preparations. A functional test began this week on Ine SDS iiner recomoiner ano vacuum outgassing system (GV05). This testing, which is being concucted on a non-radioactive SDS liner, is an i operan cr.al cercnstrau ct cf the specially cesigned vacut,n drying and l The catalytic recombiner lcacing system that was provided by the DOE. LRv05 will be used in the snipping preparation of spent SDS liners to assure non-combustible cas mixtures will be maintained during 505 snipments and storace at the DOE facility in Richland, Washington. The LRV05 provides remote handling capabilities with the SDS vessels maintained at the normal operating depth of water in the Unit 2 spent fuel pool. The system coerations features includes: (1) removal of approximately 995 of the free water in the SDS liners, (2) insertion of catalytic recombiner pellets into the liner vent port, (3) gas inerting of the liner with nitrogen or argon, anc (4) monitoring and sampling the SDS liner to assure sufficient catalyst exists to recombine the hydrogen anc oxygen produced by radiclysis of the water remaining in the liner. After the completion of the non-radioactive functional test, the licensee plans to perform a full scale demonstration on an actual spent SDS vessel This which contains approximately 53,000 curies of radioactivity. acceptance testing is tentatively scheduled in late November 1952 and will de closely monitored by the TMIPO staff. EPICOR II Prefilter Status. Two EPICOR II prefilter shipments were made 5. this week f rom IMI to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL): PF-45 in the CNS-8-120 cask (11/2/82) and PF-46 in the HN-200 cask (11/3/82). In both shipments the EPICOR liner and shipping cask cavity were inerted with nitrocen gas. The PF liner hydrogen gas composition will be maintained at less than 1.0% during the handling and shipping periods. Currently, eight in a group of 49 EPICOR II prefilters have been shipped from TMI. The next prefilter shipment, PF-47, is scheduled for the week of November 15, 1982. D 3 IEE2 ENCLOSURE B i

l 4 i Past Meetings. 1. On November 4,1982, Lake H. Barrett spoke to the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of American Society for Mechanical Engineers in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on TMI and related nuclear issues. Future Meetings I 1. On November 8,1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder will speak to a subcommittee of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. On November 9,1982, the NRC Commissioners will hold two public meetings to discuss the potential restart of TM1 Unit 1. The first meeting will i hear oral presentations from the parties involved in the formal TMI Unit i restart proceedings. This meeting will be opened for public attendance (not public participation) and will be held from 2:00 to 5:00 PM at the William Penn Museum Auditorium, Third and North 1 Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. i The second reeting is scheduled in the evening to hear the views of concerned citizens who are not parties to the formal restart proceedings and will be held frcm 7:30 to 10:00 PM at the Central Dauchin High l Scnool, 4E;D Locust Lane, Earrisburg, Pennsylvania. 3. On November 12, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will meet with the Concerned Mothers of Middletown to discuss TMI related issues. 4. On November 16, 1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder will present a paper on the regulatory perspective on TMI-2 cleanup at the American Nuclear Society meeting in Washington, DC. 5. On November 17,19E2, the Advisory Panel for the decontamination of TMI Unit 2 will hold a reeting --open for puolic observation-- to discuss the current status cf cleanup efforts and the disposition of processed water. .The meeting will take place at the Holiday Inn, 23 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, from 7:00 to 10:00 PM. 6. On Novemter 17, 1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder will participate in a panel discussicn at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey on nuclear wastes at a conference en the Disposal of High Level Radioactive Wastes. Tne conference is being organized by the League of Women 'icters of New Jersey and the Coordinating Council on Radiation Studies of Rutgers University. 7. On December 1, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will present a paper on TMI to the New England Chapter of the Health Physics Society in Boston, Massachusetts. 8. On Decemoer 5,1952, Lake H. Barrett will meet with Friends and Family of .TMI to discuss various TMI-2 issues. NOV 519E2 ENCLO5URE B I

OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest t Week Ending November 5, 1982 GA0 Review - Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant An entrance conference was held with a representative of GA0 concerning a GAD review of issues related to the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant. The stated objec-tives of the GAO review, requested by Congressman Ottinger and Congresswoman Boaquard, are to (1) evaluate the R&D projects funded at Barnwell over the last five years, and (2) determine the status and potential of the Barnwell plant becoming operational. Representatives of the Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety (FC), Division of Safeguards (SG), ELD and OIA attended the entry conference. The GA0 representative explained that most of the review would be performed at DOE, but that GA0 was interested in any infor-mation NRC might have regarding the safeguards R&D projects conducted at Barnwell (funded by Congress through DOE) as well as information on the licens-ing status and process for the Barnwell plant, including technical issues. The GA0 reprcsentative noted that the review with NRC will not be an audit, although l it is co ;ceivable that some recommendations affecting NRC could result. The i review ir expected to be completed by late December or early January. Future contacts for the review were established in FC, SG and ELD. Region 11 was provided background information and informed that a contact may be made from the GAO Atlanta office later in November to discuss inspections made by Region 11 over the cast few years under the Barnwell CP. j General Electric - Wilmington, North Carolina On November 2,1982 members of the FC staff met with Mr. Charles Vaughn of General Electric's Wilmington, North Carolina, fuel fabrication facility to discuss a proposed major amendment to the General Electric license. The changes wculd include the installation of a new rad-waste treatment system for processing the liquid effluents and a new uranium scrap recovery and purifica-tion system. CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review The final version of the Supplerent to the FES (FSFES) is scheduled for distri-bution next week, as is Amendment XVI to the Applicant's Environmental Report and intervenor's testimony on contentions 4 and 6 covering safeguards and fuel cycle. A deposition by NRC staff on changes in the FSFES scheduled for the week of November 1 has been postponed to the week of November 8. Low Enriched Uranium (LEU) Material Control and Accounting (MC&A) Reform Amencments NRC staff met with a representative of the State Department to discuss the possible impacts of the proposec LEU MC&A Reform Amendments on international* policies and cemnitments. Agreement was reached on a statement regarding international issues which will be published in the Federal Register when the proposed amendments are published for public comment. NOV 5195E ENCLOSURE C I

r l l 2 FEIS on 10 CFR Part 61 Beino Published The FEIS on 10 CFR Part 61 is being published and copies will be available shortly for distribution to comenters, Environmental Protection Agency, states, and other interested parties. l l l l NOV 5 1922 ENCLOSURE C l l l l t

f OFFICE OF INSFECTION AND ENFORCEliENT Items of Interest Week Ending November 5, 1982 i ? 1. Tr.ere were no Si;nificant Enforcement Actions taken during the past week. 2. Tne folicwing Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week: a. FNO-I-82-69, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Three Mile Island - Unit 1) - I Steam Generator Tute Repair. 4 s b. FNO-:-E2-70, Boston Edisen Company (Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station) - Incorrect Safety Valve Se: ting. ~; c. FNS-I-82-15, Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station - Unit 1) - Ectb Threat. l c. FNO-II-E2-ilE, Alataca Pcwer Company (Farley Unit 2) - Lecked Containmerit_.e__ Spray Valves. I ?N3-II-E2-119, Florica Department of Transportation (Agreement State e. Licensee) - Media :nteres: Ir. Stolen Trexler Gauge.

.0-!I-E2-12C, Cute Fcr.'er Corpany (Cherokee Units 2 and 3) - Cancellation c' ~nc Units.

3 INO-I:-E2-121, Ca clina Lt r:e r & Light Cocoany lE ur.s.ict Unit 2, - Reactor

cciant Fi;e i.eic Cracks.

i n. FNO-II-E2-122. -i-State truck Lines (Lew-Level Weste Transportation, Earnwell, 5:; - Fa:El Truck Accident. i. N -II-E2-122, Scutn Carolina Electric & Gas Company (Summer Unit 1) - Ectb inreat.

1:-:: I-E:-12'. Ccns; ert ;:.;er Cc ;any (!'idland Nuclear Plant, Units 1 an: 2: - : :e-:"a' E;.EE:e; Fecer: - I proce-Cacles.

R. O'C-III-E2 '.22. F. W. Cassersen, Incorporated (Chicago, IL, Non-Licensee i Delivery Carrier) - Eaciopnarraceutical Shipments test in Transit. 1. FNO-III-EE-122, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion Nuclear Power Station) - Zion Drug And Alechol Investigation Results Made Public. r. FND-IV-82-3EA, Arkansas Power and Light Company ( Arkansas Nuclear One Uni: 2) - Service Water System Deficiencies - Upcate. n. FNC-IV-SI--0;, Scnlur.derger Technology Coro. (Houston, TX) - Recovery of Sealed Sosrces Involvec In Off-Shore Gas Platform Fire. ENCLOSURE D NOV 5 10E2 l 8 j

1 i . i 3. The following IE Information Notice was issued during the past week: t IE Information Notice Number 82-42, Defects Observed In Panasonic Mooel 801 and Model 802 Thermoluminescent Dosimeters was issued November 5,1982 to all NRC licensees. i 4 Other Items a. Office of the Director i The Director, IE, Deputy Director, IE, and Director, Division of Reactor Programs met with representatives of Management Analysis Corporatibn (MAC) l on November 3-4, 1982 to discuss quality assurance programs. 1 l t. Divisien c' Peactor Procrats

i. The Performance Appraisal Team (PAT) conducted the second i

i week of their inspection at the Haddan Neck facility this week. The l inspection team will spend a total of three weeks at the facility l site and corporate off1ces. l f 1 1 Division staf' were in Region IV on November 2-2, 1982 to observe a sys te.a ti: Essess ert :# l':er.see pe 'Ormarce (I'LF: t:5-d esti.; and : cistass implemen a-ion of 5'L with 0.egion Il sta'f. ~ ii;. Divisi:n staff visited Region Il cn November 3 to ciscuss chances needed in :ne reacter operations phase of the reactor inspection procram. i v. Training sessions have been planned for each Regional Office on standarc raciological technical specifications. These trainino sessions rave been coordinated with Regional and NRR staff.

ivisior cf Fuel Facilitier. t'aterials. ar.: Safepuards livisi:r. staff at: mpa-te: Region IV staf' this week on a healtr and sa'ety inspectier, at ng: lear sites in Wnite Mesa, Utah.

c. Divis'.cr of F.citee-{rg cr.d Dualdtv Assu ar.ce Division staff met witn representatives from INPO and AEOD on Nevenber 3,1982 to discuss the draft proposed rule of 10 CFR 50.72. NOV 5 1552 ENCLOSURE D 1 l i l

0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest i Week Ending November 5, 1982 i pBF Severe Fuel Damace Scoping Test i At approximately 5:00 s.si., October 29, 1982, the first severe fuel damage scoping test in the Power Burst facility (PEF) at the Idaho i National Engineering Laboratory was successfully completed. The major objectives of this experiment were to check out the test train system design, the hydrogen and fission product monitoring i system, experiment controllability, and the feasibility of future tests. All objectives were satisfactorily met; the monitoring systems performed as planned; the test train operated within the limits specified; and the planned akximum rod tamperatures of 2200-2300 K were obtained. As expected, the PWR type fuel rods ruptured in the temperature, I range of 1200-1500 K releasing the-fission gases which were moni-tored. As the temperature was increased further to the 2200-2400 K i regime, further hydrogen and fission product releases were successfully monitored until planned termination of the experiment by rapid quenching of the 32-rod test bundle. i Analyses of the time-temperature history, the hydrogen and fission l l product release history, and the general behavior of the test l bundle are currently underway. These data will be used to assess the validity of current models on these phenomena and to improve our capability for severe transients. ,BWR FIST Shakedown testing has indicated poor performance of one of the FIST jet pumps. Inspection using a Storz 1 ens has indicated a possible crack in the jet pump drive line. A section of the vessel must be removed for further inspection and repairs. A delay of one week is currently estimated. This would place the estimated date for start of testing during the second week in December 1982. The only other remaining major shakedown item is application of bundle power. Assuming successful resolution of the jet pump problem and satisfactory bundle performance, testing should begin on schedule. The FIST test plan is currently being published and a draft of the facility description report is being reviewed by the PNG. ENCLOSURE E N0y 5 19E2 I i

. Vapor /Liouid Flow Northwestern University has completed a survey report entitled 'A Review of the Flooding Phenomenon with Particular Reference to Steam-Water Flow." This report provides a sumary of the codels proposed for countercurrent flow limitation for vapor-liquid flow and provides a comparison with representative data. Thermal Fluid Mixinc Creare Incorporated has completed a preliminary draft report entitled " Survey of Literature on Themal Mixing and Heat Transfer in Buoyant Flows." This report sumarizes the literature on the i heat transfer and fluid dynamics coolant water into the cold legs of a nuclear reactor vessel. In addition to this work, Dr. Theofanous of Purdue University, has provided a paper which outlines a method for predicting the temperature decay of the downcomer fluid as it mixes with the buoyant HPI plume. This work was perfomed in support of the pressurized thermal shock issue. 2D/3D JAERI completed the forced-feed flooding test series in the Slab Core Test Facility (SCTF). The preliminary data analysis suggests the following conclusions. The flow blockage (60 percent) implemented in two of the a. eight bundles has a very minor effect on core quench temperature and time. I. The extent of liquid carrycver from the core to the hot leg is substantial even before core is quenched. The two-phase mixture above the quench front effectively cools the core. This eventually quenches the core approximately 5 minutes after the lower plenum is filled, even though the collapsed liquid level is still below the top one-fourth or one-third of the core. The peak clad temperature was less than about 1000 K, c. well below their licensing limit, for the test conditions covered. The ECC flow rate varied from 5.3 to 9.4 cm/sec for accumulator injection period and from 1.5 to 4.3 cm/sec for LPCI injection period. d. The radial power variation gives rise to a flow circulating 4 pattern from the chimney effect, as expected. The cross flow between the bundles compensates the power e. variation in different bundles r.f p-d.'ces nearly unifom temperatures and liquid levels in all bundles. However. the water accumulation in the upper plenum progressively 5 g2 increased toward the hot leg exit. ENCLOSURE E f

. Semiscale EG&G is preparing a reconenendation on areas for pmgram cuts to meet the budget reduction discussed in last week's report. Major reductions are expected to be in the test program (from 17 to 14 tests), instrument develomnt and administrative work (which includes Technical Editing and Q/A). Final disposition of the reconnendations must be made in December to meet the reduced budget for FY 1983. The systems operation test with the new pressurizer and broken loop pump began this week. The testing will center on the ability to control the system pressure with the new pressurizer. Unlike the old pressurizer, the new unit contains fully submerged heaters, a steam space spray, and is elevation scaled. The first of the loss of power tests, PL-1, is planned in about two weeks. Data Bank Data from Semiscale Test NC-08 were added to the data bank. These data are from Semiscale's natural circulation test series which examines various modes of natural circulation during a small break with ECC injection. Calculations for SBLOCA LANL has completed several calculations for SBLOCA recovery in B&W plants using TRAC-Pfl. A meeting has been scheduled with NRR on November 16, 1982 to present and discuss these results. RELAP 5 Main Steam Line Break The loop flow conditions for a Main. Steam Line Break PTS :cznario, already calculated by INEL using RELAP5, have been given tr LANL for a multi-dimensional downtomer analysis to determine local temperaturec. at the vessel wall. Good mixing is expected and little change to tne warm F.ELAP5 temperatures is anticipated. NDV 5 1552 ENCLOSURE E f

TEMPEST Code I Multi-dimensional downcomer flows are being calculated by PNL using the TEMPEST code for a reactor of Westinghouse design. Good agreement with CREARE data has been obtained and the full-scale LWR transient calculation is proceeding. \\ CCTF Data New CCTF data, obtained under the cooperative 20/30 program, has raised questions on the prototypicality of the void fraction at the top of the core in FLECHT-SEASET tests. A meeting of experts to discuss this topic is being arranged for early December. i Publications Issued During the Week of November 1-5, 1982 Proposed Rev.1 to Reg. Guide 5.23 - In Situ Assay of Plutonium Residual Holdup, Task SG 045-4. Comments requested by January 5,1983.

Contact:

5. Frattali (301) 443-5976 Publications to be Issued in the Near Future

Title:

Dnergency Planning for Research and Test Reactors (Rev.1 to Reg. Guide 2.6)

== Description:== Amplifies specific emergency planning requirements that are applicable to Research and Test reactors.

Contact:

M. Jamgochian 443-5942 NOV 5 T:51 ENCLOSURE E t I

I' 1 4 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR ] ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5,1982 4 Skaoit/Hanford Nuclear power Project, Units 1 and 2 On October 29, 1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board issued a decision (ALAB-700) ruling upon an appeal by the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) from a Licensing Board decision denying for lack of standing its petition to intervene in this construction permit proceeding. In its decision the Appeal Board reversed the decision of the Licensing Board and remanded the case to the Board with instructions to grant CRITFC's i petition to intervene, subject to the Board's finding of at least one admis-sible contention proffered by CRITFC. Waterford Steam Electric Station, Unit 3 On November 3,1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board issued a Partial Initial Decision addressing intervenors' contentions concerning synergism and emergency planning. In its decision the ' Licensing Board concluded that subject to the imposition of four conditions, and the conduct of a further hearing on the subject of the Applicant's emergency planning brochure, "the emergency plans comply with 10 C.F.R. 5 50.47 and 10 C.F.R. Part 50, Appendix E, i and provide reasonable assurance that adequate protective measures can and will be taken in the event of a radiological emergency". The Licensing Board also concluded that the requirements of NEPA had been complied with in this pro-ceeding, and that the " Applicant and Staff did not err in not assessing synergistic effects, and such effects, if they occur at all, are insignificant". Finally, the Licensing Board stated that "the unresolved generic safety issues have been taken into account in a manner that is at least plausible and that, if proven to be of substance, would be adequate to justify operation. However, wi'h respect to unresolved generic safety issue A-45, Shutdown Decay Heat Rr.moval, we do so with misgivings. We commend our discussion of this issue to 4 th? Commission and urge that an in-depth assessment of the reliability of the Waterford 3 Shutdown Decay Heat Removal System be made by an independent laboratory". Enrico Fermi Atomic power plant, Unit 2 On October 29, 1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board issued an Initial Decision resolving the contested issues in this proceeding in a manner favorable to the Applicant, and authorizing the Director of NRR to issue an operating license for this facility when all uncontested issues have been satisfactorily completed. The Licensing Board also denied a late-filed j petition to intervene and a motion to reopen the record. ENCLOSURE F NOV 5 1952 f

ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING Noveniber 5.1982 Laboratory Assignment In November Dr. Hishashi Ninokata, Associate Senior Researcher at the OARAI Research Institute in Japan, was scheduled to begin a one-year assignment at the Argonne National f.sboratory to participate in the development of the COMMIX-2 computer code for thermal-hydraulic analysis. l Foreign Visits to NRC During this week Dr. Michael Brown and Mr. Peter Hague from the UK Atomic Energy Authority ( AEA) toured LOFT and PBF, in conjunction with other discussions at INEL. On Friday Mr. Kenichi Murakami, Director of the Reactnr Regulation Division of the Japanese Nuclear Safety Bureau, accompanied by Mr. Keruji Inone of his staff and by Mr. T. Shirakawa, First Secretary (Scientific) at the Japanese Embassy in Washington, met with representatives of NRR, OPE, and RES. They discussed the basic NRC philosophy on saf ety criterie for the FBR, the current status of the safety goal effort, ORNL Report on Precursors to Potential Severe Core Accidents: 1969-1979 A Status Report anc the draft Sancia report cr. tr.e range cf consequences for severe acc1 cents at U.S. I reactor sites. NOV 5 552 ENCLOSURE G l

  • Foreign Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP November 1-5:

(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.) From Canada: AECB - Publications Catalogue, 1982-83. Suppl anent-2** From France: M.I. - SN No. 28 - Bulletin of Nuclear Installations Safety, July-August 1982 i (Sent for translation) From Italy-l ENEA-RT/ AMB(82)5 - Natural Radioactivity Releases from Coal Fired and l Geothermal Power Plants in Italy ** Single Longitudinal and Transverse Mode Operation ENEA-RT/ING(82)14 of a Hybrid Unstable Resonator TE CO La ser** 2 Analysis of Axial Load and Skew Bending of a Rectangular ENEA-RT/ PROT (82)6 Section in Reinforced Concrete. Present Italian i Standards are Considered. 1 From the OECD/NEA: CSNI No.49 - Two-Phase Critical Flow Models** Control Flow Modelling in Nuclear Safety ** i i I Deleted from PDR copy

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~ Y 0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAPS ITEMS OF INTEREST kEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5, 1982 I i Nuclear Initiatives Voted Upon 11/2/82 - Results as of 11/3/82 Massachusetts - Prohibits the construction or operation of new nuclear power plants or tne entrance of the State into r. low-level radioactive waste compact i unless a majority of the voters have approved it, and certain emergency I preparedness, waste disposal, decomissioning, and emission standards have been approved and develcped. This measure could impinge on Massachusett's l l l ability to join in negotiations for the Northeast Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: APPROVED by a 2-1 margin (66%-33%). i , Maine - Proposed a phase-out of nuclear power generation in the State over a five-year period (but not later than November 2, 1987) to provide a " reasonable time for a smooth transition from reliance on nuclear power to other methods of electrical generation and more efficient use of energy i and for possible court challenges to the implementation of this Act." UN0FFICIAL RESULTS: DEFEATED by a 56%-44% margin. Montana - Allows the disposal of uranium mill tailings in the State, thereby partially repealing " Initiative B4" which was passed in November,1980. i UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: DEFEATED by a 24%-76% margin. i Idaho - Provides that no law may be enacted by the legislature that would pronibit the use of nuclear energy unless the proposed measure is first submitted to the electorate at the next general election. The results of the submittal will be advisory and will not prevent the legislature from j acting in any manner. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: APPROVED by a 62%-38% margin with 78% of the votes in. I National Association of Counties Steve Salomon, OSP met with John C. Murphy, Associate Director, National Association of Counties, November 1, to explore issues of mutual interest. The transportation of radioactive materials appears to be the problem area of most concern to the counties at this time. Deferral of GPU Short-Term Credit Payments I GPU announced on October 29 that it had negotiated a deferral of short-term credit payments due from the GPU parent company. The extent of the relief granted is that payments due on specific dates in November and December 1982 are now all deferred to December 31, 1982. The deferral is EilCLOSURE H NOV 5 1982 l i

part of the overall negotiations presently underway between GPU and its bank consortiums for renewal of credit agreements for 1983. Any further adjustments to terms of the present agreements would result from those negotiations. Terms for the current bank agreements were set about a year ago, based on expected restart of TMI-I sometime in 1982. GPU reports ' that its operating subsidiaries have repaid their short-term debt obligations sooner than originally anticipated. Transportation of Radioactive Material in Washington State i The second year study for the pericd September 1980 to September 1981, " Transportation of Radicactive Material in Washington State " NUREG/CR-2949, has been issued. Washington State Radiation Control personnel, under a NRC/ DOT contract, inspected essentially all incoming shipments of radio-active waste to the U. S. Ecology low-level radioactive waste disposal f acility near Richland, to assure compliance with apprcpriate DOT shipping regulations, State of Washington Radiation Control regulations, and the conditions of U. S. Ecology's radioactive materials license. Surveillance activities associated with this contract have shown that transportation violations have decreased significantly since 1979. Other than waste, essentially all other shipments of radioactive materials through and within the State are radiopharmaceuticals. Contract studies l involved inspections at all f acilities or opsrations in the State handling radioactive materials. Radiation exposure to transportation workers were determined not to be excessive. This study concludes the NRC/ DOT surveillance studies of the transportation of radioactive materials in the States that were started in 1973. Future action will be taken by the 19 States that have or are entering into DOT's State Hazardous Materials Enforcement Development Program. Review of Nebraska Program The Nebraska radiation control program will be reviewed November 8 - 10, 1982. j NOV 5 1952 ENCLOSURE H f

Office of Resource Management Items of Interest Week Ending November 5,1982 Publication Nuclear Power Plant Operating Experience - 1980, NUREG/CR-2378, was distributed. Regions Implemented the Administrative Budget Control System (ABC) in Regions I, II, I III, and V. Data General MV6000's The two Data General MV6000's for the Intermediate Dose Asseisment System (IDAS) will be shipped on November 5,1982 to Phoenix Associates in Bethesda, Maryland. Delivery should be between 7 and 10 days later. The IDAS will provide the NRC Operations Center with the tool to estimate offsite radiological impact of a particular incident by calculating offsite population doses via the air pathway during a release of radiological material. l l l NCV 5 15:'2 ENCLOSURE I f I

l OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEM OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5, 1982 Inadvertent Loss of Reactor Coolant Events at the Seouoyah Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2, AEOD/C206 A case study was completed for two events at the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant which ~ resulted in loss-of-coolant accidents during cold shutdown. The safety significance of these events was that the design of the residual heat removal system and operator error resulted in a loss-of-coolant accident inside containment and could have subsequently resulted in the loss of decay heat removal redundancy or emergency core cooling recirculation capability for mitigation of the LOCAs. The report recommendations concern: (a) reducing the likelihood of inadvertent opening of single valves retaining the reactor pressure during RHF operation; and (b) ensuring that procedures and training are available to operattrs for mitigating a LOCA during RHR operation and for minimizing other transients, particularly overpressurization during recovery. The case study has been forwarded to NRR for appropriate action. NOV 5 1982

I l l DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR REGIONAL OPERATIONS AND GENERIC REQUIREMENTS (DEDROGR) Week Ending November 5,1982 i CRGR j l Attached is a summary report of the activities of the Committee to Review Generic Requirements (CRGR) from October 2, 1982 through October 31, 1982. Background material on topics reviewed by the Committee and the minutes of CRGR meetings are sent to the Commissioners and copies are provided to the Public Document Room. Open items from previous CRGR meetings are also listed, as requested by the Commission. l l ENCLOSURE M NOV 5 1552

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OF ACTIVITIES *** 10/2/82 THROUGH 10/31/82 in m ITEM NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION LATEST CRGR STATUS 820036 Briefing concerning the NRR recommenda-The Committee made recommendations concerning tions on the issue of pressurized thermal implementation of NRR's proposed actions. shock (Unresolved Safety Issue A 49). The Committee also requested additional information concerning costs and benefits of near term flux reduced measures. (see item No. 820039 concerning CRGR consideration of the additional information.) ORIG. OFC: NRR CATEGORY: 2 ITEM RECD: 9/22/82 CRGR REVIEW: 10/06/82 COMPLETED: Action NRR 820037 Review of the proposed IE bulletin to The Committee recommended that the bulletin be address corrosion cracking ~in thick-wall issued after taking into account the Committee's large diameter stainless steel recircula-recommendations. The bulletin was issued on 10/14/82. tion system piping at BWR plants. ORIG. OFC: IE CATEGORY: 1 ITEM RECD: 10/07/82 CRGR REVIEW: 10/08/82 COMPLETED: 10/08/82~

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OF ACTIVITIES *** cn 10/2/82 1HROUGH 10/31/82 c3 l3 LATEST CRGR STATUS ITEM NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION 320038 Continued discussion of the reactor coolant At CRGR Meeting #20, the Committee deferred pump trip issue which was discussed at CRGR making recommendations concerning this issue until additional information was Meeting #20. developed by the staff. After con-sidering this information at CRGR meeting #22, the Committee generally agreed with the NRR approach but made recommendations for changes in the method for implementing their approach. ORIG. OFC: NRR CATEGORY: 2 ITEM RECD: 10/07/82 CRGR REVIEW: 10/08/82 COMPLETED: 10/08/82 l 820039 Continued discussion of the pressurized The Committee generally agreed with the thermal shock (PTS) issue which was proposed.NRR approach but made recommenda-discussed at CRGR Meeting #21 (see item tions for near term actions to resolve No.820036). this issue. ORIG. 0FC: NRR CATEGORY: 2 ITEM RECD: 10/14/82 CRGR REVIEW: 10/28/82 COMPLETED: 10/28/82 P St !5 m 3 I

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I ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER S, 1982 A. SECY-82-384 - THREE MILE ISLAND, UNIT 1 (TMI-1) NUREG-0737 ITEMS STATUS, r Memo SECY to Dircks, 10/19/82 This is to advise you that the Commission (with Chairman Palladino and Commissioners Ahearne, Roberts and Asselstine agreeing) has approved your recommendation to defer the implementation date of NUP.EG-0737 items II.B.3, II.F.1.4, II.F.1.5 and II.F.1.6 until March 31, 1983 or before restart whichever is later and to withhold approval of the proposed i=plemenation date for NUREG-0737 item II.B. 2. 2 until the staff has completed its review. The Cc= mission also agreed that it wanted to review the conclusions of the staff review on item II.B.2.2 B. SECY-82 416 - PROPOSED RESPONSE TO DOE ON ITS SELECTION OF BOR0 SILICATE GLASS AS THE WASTE FORM FOR SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT HIGH-LEVEL WASTE, Memo SECY to Dircks, 11/3/82 Thic is to advise you that the' Commission has not objected to your proposed letter and comments to DOE on the selection of borosilicate glass as the waste form for the SEP high-level waste. You shcald therefore proceed to forward the l letter to DOE. C. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 3:30 PM, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1982. COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo SECY to Dircks, Bickwit, Kammerer and Fouchard, 11/3/82 I. SECY-82-372A - Kerr-McGee Recuest for Consolidation of Hearing on Amendment Nos. 5 and 6 ~ l l The Co= mission, by a vote of 5-0, approved an order as modified that grants a request by Kerr-McGee Corporation to consolidate its request for Amendment No. 6 to its license for the West Chicago Rare Earth Facility with the informal proceeding now pending before the NRC staff with l regard t'o its requst for Amendment No. 5 The order was modified by OGC to acknowledge a response to l the Kerr-McGee request from the City of West Chicago requesting I a hearing and supporting consolidation. (Subsequently, on November 1, 1982 the Secretary signed the Order.) NOV 5 1952 ENCLOSURE 0 I

4 2 1 ^ ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5, 1982 C. STAFF REQUIREMENTS (Cont'd) 1 II. SECY-82-197D - Revised S-3 Policy Statement J The CodEission, by a vote of 4-0 (Commissioner Gilinsky not . participating) approved a Statement of Policy as modified j that addresses questions which the Court of Appeals' action raises about ongoing licensing proceedings and the status of licenses already issued. (Subsequently, on October 29, 1982 the Secretary signed the Statement of Policy.) SECY-82-204 - 10 CFR Part 61 " Licensing Recuirements III. Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste" The Co= mission voted 3-2 (Commissioners Gilinsky, Ahearne and Roberts approving and Chairman Palladino and Co=missioner Asselstine disapproving) to include a provision in the radioactive waste rule tbat the Commission would approve the licensing of each facility. You should revise the rule as necessary to incorporate the Commission approval of facility licenses and proceed with the course of action as recommended in the SECY paper. (NMSS) D. SECY-82 407 - IMPLEMENTATION OF TMI ACTION _ LAN 11.2 (NUREG-0737): P ADDITIONAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR DETECTION OF INADEOUATE CORE COOLING, Memo SECY to Dircks, 11/4/82 This is to advise you that the Commission (with all Commis-sieners agreeing) has approved your recomendation for implemen:Etien cf TV.I Action Plan ite: II.F.2 (NUEEG-0737 ). The Cc==issien (with Chairman Palladino and Cc=issioners Ahearne and Asselstine approving) also agreed that the order to be issued to the En' licensees should allow for Commission extension of the c0-day period to submit the required infermation, provided that adequate justification is given by the licensee. Cornissioner Roberts agrees with allowing the extensien but would net require the Commission to approve it. You should also provide the Commissien with a report en the degree of ccrpliance with the order at the end cf the 90-day period. E. SECY-82-298 - RADIDACTIVE CONSUMER PRODUCT REPORTS, Memo SECY to Dircks, 11/4/E2 This is to advise you that the Cc= mission (with all Co= mis-sieners agreeing) has approved the proposed rule as provided to me in your memo of October 8, 1982. Accordingly, you should: ENC,LOSURE O

l - J ) ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 5, 1982 1 l l E. _SECY-82-298_(Cont'd) i 1. Forward a final copy of the proposed rule for publica-tion in the Federal Register for a 30-day public comment period. .E!KT) (SECY Suspense: 11/15/82) (RES 2. Arrange for publication of amendments in final form if after expiration of the comment period no significant adverse comments or questions have been received and no substantial changes in the text have been made. If J substantial changes are indicated the final rule should be submitted to the Commission for approval. (E00) (SECY Suspense: 2/1/83) t?U 3 Advise the appropriate Congressional Committees. (._ /0CA) (SECY Suspense: 11/15/B2) ) 4. Revise the proposed letter to Congressman Coelho, California, as appropriate and return it for the ] Chairman's signature. l (ESO) (SECY Suspense: 11/15/82) i NES 5 Provide copies of the proposed amendments to affected 7 licensees and other interested persons. 11/22/82) ( g (SECY Suspense: e i F. SECY-82-395 - PROPOSED RULE ELIMINATING OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARINGS FOR 1 OPERATOR LICENSE APPLICANTS WHO Fall TEST, Memo SECY to Dircks, 11/4/82 This is to advise you that the Cc==ission (with Commissioner Gilinsky disapproving) has approved your recommendation to publish for public co= ment the proposed rule change to } 10 CFR Parts 2 and 55. The Commission (Chairman Palladino and Commissioners Roberts and Ahearne) also agreed that the last sentence of the first full paragraph of Page 3 of the proposed rule should be modified to read "The Commission does not believe section 189 requires a full adjudicatory hearing in the operator examination context." ~ You should revise the Federal Register Notice and forward it for signature and transmittal to the Federal Register. } (EDC) (SECY SUSPENSE: 11/19/82) Lw i ENCLOSURE O NOV 5 1952 i O e

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00CKET APPLICANT / DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 11/8/82 50-537 Landow 1111 A working review meeting on CRBR DOE, PMC, TVA R. Stark 8:30 am Bethesda loose Parts Monitoring 11/9/82 50-440/441 MNBB-6110 Olscussion of Pool Dynamic load Cleveland Elec. J. Stefano 8:30 am Bethesda Criteria Appitcation to Plant liluminating Co. Speci fic Perry Design 11/9/82 50-397 P-110 WNP-2 presentation on design of Washington Public Power R. Auluck 8:30 am Bethesda component supports Supply System 11/9/82 50-329/330 P-114 Discuss Midland SER Open item No. 1 Consumers Power Co. R. liernan 8:30 am Bethesda regarding the on-site natural gas Stoner Associates pipeline NUS 11/9/82 50-508 P-114 To discuss the review implications Washington Public Power L. Wheeler 8:30 am Bethesda of the WNP-3 standard plant design Supply System (CESSAR-F) 11/10/82 50-397 P-110 Special QA meeting with WPPSS Washington Public Power R. Auluck 9:00 am Bethesda management to assess and discuss Supply System the adequacy of its quality assurance program in light of the recent de-ficiencies disclosed at several plants 11/10/82 50-445 MNBB-1713 Discuss the significance of hot Texas Utilities Services S. Burwell 9:00 am 50-446 Bethesda tear indications in the diffuser vanes of the high pressure safety injection pumps n, z P hh PLEASE BE ADVISED TilAT DAILY RECORDINGS CAN Br ilEARD ON 492-7166 A o 0 Copies of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket file (s) in the NRC and local public document rooms. +-

5 en <{, > NRR MEETING N0flCES* ~ 00CKET APPLICANT / DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 11/15/82 P-110 To infnrm RRAB personnel and Dr. Rasmuson, RES F. Cof fman 10:00 am Bethesda interested NRR personnel about the capabilities, limitations, and methodology of the COMCAN-Ill code. 11/15-16/82 50-295 Region til Of fice To discuss basis for current IST Commonwealth Edison D. Wigginton 8:00 am 50-304 Glen Ellyn, 111. proposed exemption, including alternatives to required inspections 11/16-19/82 50-397 Richland, WA WNP-2 SORT and PVORT Audit Washington Public Power R. Auluck 8:00 am Supply System 11/16-18/82 50-413/414 MNBB-1713 Discuss resolution of NRC instru-Duke Power Co. K. Jabbour 8:30 am Bethesda mentation and Control Systems Branch open items and concerns regarding Catawba Station 11/16-18/82 50-443/444 Seabrook Site Review construction progress to Public Service Co. of L. Wheeler 9:00 am Seabrook, N. H. obtain information for use as input New Hampshire to the OL review scheduling process 11/18/82 50-341 P-422 Discuss plans for completing Detroit Edison Co. L. Kintner 8:00 am Bethesda environmental quali fication El P S 15 f9 PLEASE BE ADVISED 1 HAT DAILY REC 3RDINGS CAN BE HEARD ON 492-7166

  • Copies of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket file (s) in the NRC and local public document rooms.

h fiMSS MEETitlG NOTICES ._Javerket_5J82 Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety os f3 DOCKET ATTENDEES / DATE/ TIME fluMBER LOCATION PURPOSE _ APPLICANT NRC CONTACT November 4 Room 562 To discuss general licensing George Rice R. E. Cunningham Willste issues. (Vice President Kerr-McGeeCorp.) R. E. Cunningham (FC) November 8 Room 562 To discuss Kerr-ficGee West Jay Rainey R. E. Cunningham Willste Chicago. (Vice President of Kerr-McGee Corp. j Chemical Group) R. E. Cunningham (FC) November 15 Project 8th floor To discuss various topics on Dr. Hannum, et. al A. T. Clark M-32 conf room West Valley. (DOE) Willste A.T. Clark (FC) November 11-16 5th floor Discuss ORNL Technical Doyl Turner (ORNL) R. Odegaarden conf room Assistance. . Cecil Parks (ORNL) Willste R. Odegaarden (FC) W. Lake (FC) EEaston (FC) C. Marotta (FC) November 15-19 Oak Ridge, To participate in Clinch River J. P. Colton (FCAF) J. P. Colton Tennessee Breeder Reactor (CRBR) environ-R. D. Iturt (FCAF) mental hearings.

11. Lowenberg (FC) a R. J. Dube.(SG) ll. B. Jones (SGPR)

J. W. Ilockert (SGPR) + C. Gaskin (SGPR) i P. Reardon (BPNL) m g J. E. Ayer (FCAF) i 5 A. T. Clark (FCAF) "E M ie "O i ~ ~

Page 2 g NMSS itEETiflG fl0TICES 11/5/82 Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety rii ATTENDEES / 0 DGCKET DATE/ TIME ilutiBER LOCATlql PURPOSE _ APPLICANT _ NRC CONTACT November 16 Pro'j ec t 4th floor To discuss license conditions J. P. Roberts (FC) J.'P. Roberts 72-1 conf room with General Electric. L. C. Rouse (FC) D. Dawson (GE) ~ Willste C. lierrington (GE) November 17 40-2061 West Chicago, Site visit to observe planned W. A. Nixon (FC) W. A. Nixon Illinois building dismantling. R. Fonner (ELD) D. Mausshardt (fiMSS) Ivan Denny (Kerr McGee) November 17-40-6940 Doyertown, To accompany the ORfil environ-E. Y. Shum (FC) E. Y. Shum 19 Pennsylvania mental review team to conduct S. Wyngarden (FC) a site visit'of the Kawecki Francis Coyle (R50) Derylco facilities. Division of Waste Management 11/9-10/82 Urbana, IL Hecting of Steerinn Committee D. L. Stefken, D. Siefken, on Sheffield Tritium Higration WMLL WMLL .a Study 11/17-18/82 Executive CRBRP llearings on LWA-1 R. Boyle, WMitL R. Boyle, T. Clark, FCAF WMllL Seminar Bldg.,

11. Lowenberg, FC Oak Ridge, Tfl E. Branagan, RAB m

MG Division' of Safeguards g! A " 11/8-9/82 Richland,-WA Accompany IAEA Inspectors ~ K. Sanders, NMSS T. Sherr, on Exxon Inspection P. Ikonomon and SGHT R. Thi.cle (IAEA) ) N

( November 5, 1982 u. ni IE MEETING NOTICES DOCKET ATTENDEES / DATE/ TINE NuteER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONIACT 11/9/82 Washington, DC Meet with AIF to discuss RCDeYoung, IE RCDeYoung, IE inspection and enforcement AIF Members activities 11/9/82 Atlanta, GA SECY 82-352 EEI Construction illarpster, IE QA Initiatives Commi ttee THarpster, IE WAltman, IE EGallagher, IE 11/10/82 Bethesfa, MD Software QA NThomas, B&W WBelke, IE WBelke, IE THarpster, IE 11/10/82 50-324 Region II Attend meeting with Carolina RCDeYoung, IE RCDeYoung, IE 50-325 Power and' Light Company CP&L Representa-tives Region II Staff 11/12/82 11 -Street NRC's Views and Position on BGrimes, IE BGrimes, IE the Draf t Federal Policy EWilliams, IE Statement on KI (ACRS Sub-Committee meeting) 11 - Street Consideration of Seismic Events BGrimes, IE BGrimes, IE 11/13/82 ^ in Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Planning (ACRS Subconunittee Mtg.) i t'2 ?8 Ni m o l 1 i

m November 6, 1982 IE HEETING NOTICES w I"> DOCKET ATTENDEES / DATE/ TIME NtM ER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/15-17/82 Washington,0C ANS Meeting - various staff BGrimes, IE BGrimes, IE members will be attending SRamos IE various sessions over these KPerkins. IE three days Jllimes, IE EWilliams, IE BZaltman, IE 11/16/82 50-298 Cooper Reactor Discuss enforcement matters RCDeYoung, IE JAxelrad, IE Site, Nebraska JAxelrad IE City, Nebraska JLieberman, ELD JCollins, RIV i 11/17-19/82 Albuquerque, Interorganizational Advisory BGrimes, IE BGrimes, IE j' New Mexico Conunittee meeting to discuss emergency preparedness matters 11/18/82 Washington DC Discuss enforcement policy RCDeYoung, IE JAxelrad, IE and related enforcement matters JHSniezek, IE with representatives from JAxelrad, IE various utilities E P8 15 m e i

j November 5.1982 O. RES MEETING NOTICES e.n tb PJ ATTENDEES / DATE/ TIME _ NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT _ DOCKET (If Applicable) 11/10/82 Charleston, SC ANS 57.2 Working Group Mtg. ANS 57.2 committee C. Schulten ' 11/f0/82 12th F1 Conf Rm 20/30 IDL Data Sullivan, Rhee, Chen Rhee W111ste Bldg 11/10/82 12th F1 Conf Rm Branch Staff Mtg Experimental Programs Sullivan W111ste B1dg Branch, RES 11/10/82 University of Md. Deliver lecture on W. Mills 4:10 - 5:00 College Park, MD Health Effects 4 Part 20 CRGR W. Schwenk 11/10/82 Part 20 ACRS R. C. Pang 11/12/82 11/16/82 MNBB-6507 LANL Presentation of - LANL, NRR, RES L. Shotkin 4 8:30 AM SBLOCA Calculations 11/17/82 University of Md. Deliver lecture on P. Come11a 4:10-5:00 College Park, MD High Level Waste-p. 8 !s m 4 ...m ..m-m ...m.. m. ___.______..e, m.6,-,._...._,...,-._ym_ .#,...y.. ..m., .-e_.sr,,,_. y _w..,-.,,-v.%. .,,,e-. .,.em,

g 1 E RES MEETING NOTTCES Novmber 5.19R7 _, v. G*, OD ATTENDCES/ i DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION. PURPOSE. APPLICANT _ NRC CONTACT _ DOCKET Contractor briefing on " Security K. Markulls, J. Prell, K. Markulls. Procedures to be Followed During RES/NRC; Roy Cardwell, J. Prell 11/09/82 Rockville, MD a Safety-Related Emergency" ORNL 11/10/82 Rockville, MD BNL Briefing " Human Factors in T. Ryan, C. Overbey, K. Markulls NPP Safeguards Research" J. Durst, K. Markulis, RES/NRC; D. Gramann, HMSS/NRC; G. McPeek, NRR/NRC; J. Partlow, IE/NRC; J. O'Brien, BNL 11/10/82 Atlanta, GA Crew Task Analysis J. Jenkins, RES/NRC J. Jenkins Georgia Power Co. 4 General Physics Corp. J. Jenkins, RES/NRC J. Jenkins-11/10/82 Atlanta,- GA Cognitive Analysis ORNL EPRI Search Technology ~ G. Runkel, Sandia M. Jamgochian. 11/10/82 MNBB, Bethesda, MD Contract Management D. Aldridge, Sandia M. Rodach, FEMA M. Jamgochian, NRC F. Fisher, NRC S. Bernstein, NRC E T. Eng, NRC o Oa xm }

November S,1982 E RES MEETING NOTICES en i$ ATTENDEES / DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT _ DOCKET i 11/16-17/82 Eglin AFB Interagency Agreement Meeting -

8. Floyd, NRC B. Floyd Establish the test procedures N. Paradiso, HMSS/NRC for the forthcoming winter J. Treacy, Hanscom AFB W. Adasczik, ASEC, testing at Pease AFB Other AF personnel 11/17/82 NL, Rockville, MD Stress Program Planning LLNL, INEL, CUA, J. Jenkins GPC, J. Jenkins, NRC 11/17/82 Sheraton, Wash., DC Contract Working Session ORNL, Echlechtech J. Lowry J. Lowry, RES/NRC E. Herschoff E. Merschoff, RES/NRC 11/17/82 Wash., DC AMSSession(chairman)

ANS members D. Basdekas D. Basdekas, NRC 4 'a 8 I M v i

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~ 11/5/82 O ,RES MEETING NOTICES en M e ATTENDEES / DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE _ APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/5/82 Dechtel ANS 56.1 mtg. N. Willoughby P. Worthington Ga i thersburg P. Worthington 11/10/82 -11/12/82 Charleston, S.C. ANS Working Group 57.2 ANS Committee 57.2 C. Schulten 11/8 - 9/82 New York City, NY Meeting of ASME E. Woolridge E. lloolridge-11/8 morning Washington, D.C. Meeting of the American J. Strosnider J. Strospider Statistical Asso. 11/19 H Street ACRS Meeting on PTS

  • 6 J. Strosnider J. Strosnider M. Vagins M. Vagins 11/10 New York City Meeting of ASME A. Taboada A. Taboada 11/8-12 University of titchigan ChairWorkshoponSkFT-UT J. Muscara J. Muscara t

Ann Arbor,111 '= 11/08/82 Baltimore, MD Discuss Radiography Training American Society for

5. McGuire 8:00 p.m.

Manual (NUREG/DR-0024) Nondestructive Testing-Chesapeake Bay Chapter 11/09/82 NBS Discussion of NVLAP Assessor A. Roecklein, M. Dennis, N. Dennis Gaithersburg, MD Selection Process M. Federline, RES/NRC; NVLAP staff, NBS 11/09/82 ORNL, Oak Ridge, Plan activities in A-47 and D. Basdekas, D. Basdekas TH related research tasks E. Wenzinger, NRC/RES; E A. Szukiewicz, NRR/NRC; R. Stone, et al, OfNL; g M. Becktel, Sandia j A ~

5 REGION I M ETING NOTICES now. sher !'.1982 DAT E u, rd DOCKET ATTENDEES / 21 RTE / TIME NUpeER LOCATION, PURPOSE APPLICANT llRC CONTACT 11/8 50-354 Region I Office SALP Board - Hope Region 1 SALP Soard L. Tripp 8:30 a.m. Creek Members 11/9 50-272 Region 1 Office

  • Enforcement Conference R. W. Starostocki and L. Tripp 10:00 a.m.

50-311 to discuss recurrent staff; PSE46 - R. A. tagging and valve Uderitz, Vice President - allgeveent errors - Muclear, and staff Salem Units 1 and 2 11/15 50-320 Region 1 Office SALP Board - Three Region I SALP Board R. Reinig 8:30 a.m. Island Unit 2 Members 11/16 50-293 Plymouth, Mass. Public meeting to Region I Staff Members; T. Elsasser 7:30 p.m. provide a status re-Plymouth Board of Sel-port on actions taken octment; and Concerned to improve safety at Citizens the Pilgrim facility. 11/17 50-293 Plymouth, Mass. Management Meeting to R. C. Haynes and staff; T. Elsasser 10:00 a.m. discuss performance Boston Edison Compasty - improvement program. W. Harrington, Senior Vice President - Nuclear and staff. 11/9 & 11/I0 Albany, NY tieet with State State Officials F. Brenneman Officials 11/1G & 11/19 Baltimore / Washington CONEG - Low level State Officials F. Brenneman International Waste meeting m t G E p

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._flnyenbet.L.DBZ-,._ o, cs R! (100KET AiiENDELS/ OATE/ TIME, HUMBER LO:ATION_ PilRPOSE APPLICt.HT NRC C9ttiACT 11/9/82 Richmond, VA Media Seminar Regional Adninistrator, K. Clark 8:00 a.m. PAQs from RII, and Reporters & Editors of Newspapers 11/9/82 50-200 Surry, VA Enforcement Conf. Virginia Electric & Power H. Dance 50-281 to discuss Unit 1 Coepany representatives; containment spray Selected Ri! Staff Members system chemical addition tank problem 11/10/82 Region II Office To discuss the long-Regional Adninistrator, J. O'Reilly range plans for upgrad-Director of I&E, ing the perfonnance of NRR Senior Mget. Rep., CP&L facilities and Chairman of Board and Chief Executive Officer of CP&L 11/16/82 Region II Office Alabama Power Co. Selected RII Staff M. Sinkule SALP Board Newbers and MRR representatives

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REC 10M III MEETINC NOTICES November 4, 1982 ATTENDEES / N DOCKET APPL.TCANT NRC C0fEACT " DATE/ftHE NU tBrit LOCA1 TOM PURPOSE

    • 11/9/82 50-409 Lacrosse,hl SALP Dalryland Power J.G. Keppler J.G. Keppter 8 staff

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    • 11/10/82 50-409 Lacrosse, WI Regulatory incrovereent Dalryland Power J.G. Keppler J.G. Keppler 8 staff 1

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