ML20076J995

Petition of Rf Walker for Leave to Intervene

ML20076J995
Person / Time
Site:	Beaver Valley
Issue date:	06/30/1983
From:	Walker R AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
References
NUDOCS 8307070205
Download: ML20076J995 (5)

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1516 Fifth St.,New Brighton, Pa.

June 30, 1963.

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-d I, Ralph F. Walker, 1518 Fifth St..New Brighton, Pe. 15066-Telephone (412) 846-6135, wish to interevene in the licensing process of Beaver 411ey 2 nuclear power plant at Shippingport, Pa. 16077.

I am a retired senior citizen.

Beaver Valley Unit 1 Nuclear Power Station at Shippingport, Pa. 15077 went on line Ray 1977 at an estimated life of 30 years. It will be ready to dismantle in 2007 or 2008. Its production of electricity can be found in the so-called " Grey Book".

The total costs of B.V. Unit 1 are passed on to electric consumers.

This includes extra costs not epplicable to coal fired generating plants.

B.V. Unit 1 poses a constant threat to the health and safety of parts of Western Pa., Ohio, and West Virginia. Also spent fuel rods are stored, under water, on this site.

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'Ibe high cost of electricity in this erea tends to discourage business and industry from locating here and continuing to operate here. Also this high cost is a serious problem to low and certain fixed income customers.

In the early years of the Elst century, maybe the burden of B.V. Unit l' on this area can be removed.

I urge you to never license B.V. Unit 2 as a Nuclear Power Plant but instead to alter the design so as to make it into a coal fired vacility.

Please include Exhibits 1-2-3-4 as part of this petition.

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g1m Supreme ourt ruling f -@ N New Brighton, Fa 15066. -

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ties and agencies in future efforts to lic utilities and had sold the bonds 't preme Court ruling has set the sell bonds.

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l stage for the largest default in the Bonds for the system's remaining System officials were clearly shaken by the decision."This history of the municipal bond mar.

three projects fell about four points, ket, leaving the Washington Public and bonds for the terminated plants

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Alvan Markle III, a vice president Members of the system's execu nuclear powerplants.

at the Philadelphia lnvestment firm tive board discussed holding a(

The ruling Wednesday wa's a shock to the market for' tax.cxempt ' of Butcher.& Singer Inc.,. said emergency meeting.

securities', and bonds of the belea.. prices of other revenue bonds in the "But I don't know what. '. we cah guered ' project, know'n on' Wall general market for tax-exemp.t se... ~ do,"said Car!!!alvorson,executip Street'as "Whdops,"Jost a third of a: curities "k' nee. jerked down as board cha

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no shock' waves elsewhere in'fi6an.' ; baek rather quic.kly." f ~,'d Vf' cveryon cial markets, with corporafe~5ddB The movement of a point is equit All that' stands between the sup Treasury' bond prices rallying and.'. valent to,a'510,chadgein thipriceoCply systerin and default Is"a'fstatt th'e Dow'Jories industrials average ~a bond with a-31,000 face value.*. ' courtrestrainingorder.N 7. R '.'I reaching record heights.' 2 7. -..Tra ding in the system's bondidried.): Wedn'esday's ruling aho,may a The court ruled 7 2 that utilities in. up following the court's a.ctio, with Tect' the future of the' supply sys n

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tho'rity" to sign contracti, to partici.-

the'sm'oke clea rs," Markle said..cu ' is nearing completion l and 'coi pate in the power system's plants.

"We don't think there's any last. 'struction on another has been hal*

That decision left the system with-ing effect.there," he added. "The ed. A third has been mothballed fo:

no way to pay the $2.25 billion bond.c damage appears to be confined to ' up to five years.t "1 ' a :9

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T.'. f ' suer of tax-cxempt bonds.~has b debt on the terminated projects /..,the WP,PSSname."..

and defa' ult s'eemed all but assured. - Others cautioned that the Su-The utilities had planned to pay' prerne Court decision is not the end rowed more than $8 billion to 9 off,ths' bonds with revenue from-of' court action over the system's nance its. nuclear construction pre electricity generated by the plants.,,

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