ML20073G745
| ML20073G745 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 04/11/1983 |
| From: | Jun Lee AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Palladino N NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8304180374 | |
| Download: ML20073G745 (2) | |
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Dear Mr. Chairman:
The most recentevidence to surface in the forn of nigned offidavite from middle echelon employees at TMI, including qualified encineers, cCain confirms Aamodt's findinEs on widespread irregularities within CPU manace-ment.
(see Licensing Board Hearings--NRC ).
To compound this recent turn of events in the GPU - B/W court testimony revealing blatant violations of the NBC's own cafety procedures by tarr.perin6
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with replacement water to juggle computer data and injection of hydrogen to slow leek rates.
(see F.artman testimony: TE 7008 - 7995).
Tamper!nc wi th computer data and then pleadirs 1 norance on calculations. (see Predert e! s 6
testimony TR 3938 - 4043).
Tenial by Fobert Art old of any kr. owlet.e the t 2r00 enployeen did not attend training coursen and we:e given CALF r.nekne,en for 1,nstmetion or training p:ocedures.
( see Atnold TF 17P0 - 173).
If P.r. Arnc1d is unaware of training procedurec or uho in qutli.f.? cd and utn inn't, then pray tell, who ic keepirr the store?
Pecause of the lengthinent of the CPU - 3/W cuorn tecticory (7000 + pages) i t l'aices doubts as to uhether the Commissioners are readinc !.hese tna.tcripts and tc uhat depth,or are the Ocnmissionern relying on the 1:I". etaff foi evalu-ation and analf ais?
There 3 s a co:rcon thread that trickles through conversations abcut the 2C ctaff and GIU mana6enent which instills widespread cynicicm and distruct within the general public.
I need not quote these gutter-like descriptive phraces of the NbC staff and CPU managenent. Those nembers of the NFC staff who violate the public trust while feeding at the public trough by engaging and encouraging more and more violations can speak for themselves v.'. thin the confines of their 8304180374 830411 DR ADOCK 05000
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,1 own conscience; that is, if they are capable of such an endenvor.
!!.e implications of this messa6e shculd be clear to every ITC Conniccier.ez.
If you persist on relying upon staff evaluation and analysis by pleadir.c time schedules, the Commission not only risks their own credibility but future events that will occur at EI can lend justification for litication against the NBC Commission and the Commissioners themselves.
The GIU - B/W testianoy 6 rants the NBC Commission a clear cut mandate, within the law, to not only withhold a,g future operations at TMI but to cancel Metropolitan Edison's operating license. permanently.
To do otherwise s6ggests that the Commission in also in collusion with CIU.
Four years of ra61ng controversy, deceitfulness, evasivenees, intimidations, violations of NRC regulations and overwhelming evidence of minmanacement should convince the most rational, naive and unbaised person that enough is enought It is time to put this TMI charade to rest.
How:r.uch evidence does this Commission require to be convinced that it can no longer deny the facts or procrastinate on the question of licensing TMI for any nuclent ope r a ti on.
The longer this painful proceca is permitted to co on the more inforr.e.1<,n will surface in out favor.
lherefore, a full reorening and Ieview of 1icen 1nc hearl.6n in 1r. o de eith an unbained Board that till permit the lici.t c f day to le nLed en the l
truth..
I L'e ate all cuaranteed "duc process of Ins" unde: our connti tution.
Let us then pu: sue that due pIocess unencumbered by the Ivan Smi tt n and th" hhC s taff.
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