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Urges Vote for TMI-1 Restart at 840907 Meeting,Based on Resolution of Mgt Integrity & Cleanup of TMI-2 Issues. Legal Regulatory Process Delayed Too Long & Related Issues Distorted.Served on 840905
ML20096D716
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Site: Crane 
Issue date: 08/31/1984
From: Bachofer J
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To: Palladino N
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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SP, NUDOCS 8409060259
Download: ML20096D716 (1)


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Metropolitan Edison Company Post Cffice Box 542 Reading Pennsylvania 19640 215 929-3601 Writer's Direct Dial Number g.p y 215 921-6510 JM5i

'84 SEP -5 Niu.Sst31,1984 Mr. Nunzio Palladino, Chairman.

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Dear Chairman Palladino:

I am writing to urge most strongly that at your 7 September meeting, you act to vote on the question of returning the undamaged TMI-l unit to useful service.

The legal regulatory process has too long been delayed, and the related issues distorted by political and emotional tactics.

I am urging a return to reason in the equitable application of nuclear power regulation under the law.

With respect to your decision, I firmly believe that the two most significant issues, management integrity and cleanup of TMI-2, have been satisfactorily resolved.

The CPU Nuclear Corp, management is new, different, eminently well qualified, larger, more capable than the previous Met-Ed management.

It has measured up to the most exacting series of scrutinies ever focussed on a utility.

The TMI-2 cleanup has been thoroughly planned, and funding appears to be reasonably forthcoming.

(The startup of TMI-l will add to the flow of cleanup funds.) The THI-2 core is in a relatively benign state, with only the most stable fission products remaining, and an inconsequential amount of driving energy available for dispersion.

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represent a significant threat to public health and safety.

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