ML20101E881
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| Site: | Harris  |
| Issue date: | 12/21/1984 |
| From: | Pugh J NORTH CAROLINA, STATE OF |
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December 21, 1984 ye UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE' ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of
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AFFIDAVIT OF JESSE T. PUGH, III ON CHANGE 17 j
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I am the Director of the Division of Emergency Man-agement ("DEM") of the North Carolina Department of Crime Con-trol and Public Safety.
In my position, I am responsible for the State's planning for and response to all emergencies, including accidents at any of the four nuclear plants that af-fact North Carolina.
In that professional capacity, I have been involved in the development of the offsite emergency capa-bility for the Shearon Harris plant as well as the Catawba, McGuire and Brunswick nuclear plants.
Through the Division of Emergency Management, I have directed the State's response to more than 650 cases in the last year alone, including the tor-nadoes in March and Hurricane Diana in September.
A current i
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t statement of my professional qualifications and experience is attachedThereto. 1hr business address is 116 West Jones Street,
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I have personal knowledge of the matters stated herein and believe them to be true and cor-rect.
I make this affidavit in response to CHANGE Contenti6n 17.
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The purpose of this affidavit is to explain the mea-sures being taken to assure that hearing-impaired members of the public receive timely notification in the event of an emer-gency at the Harris plant.
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The Harris " Safety Information" brochure (for disbribution throughout the plume EPZ prior to fuel load, and annually thereafter) will include a special needs response card, to elicit information identifying hearing-impaired mem-bers of the public.
(A copy of the special needs card is ap-pended hereto as " Attachment A").
Neither the brochure nor the special needs card will be distributed as a utility bill in-sert, so that they should not be accidentally overlooked.
Copies of the brochure (with the special needs card) will be supplied to area CP&L offices and electric membership coopera-tive offices for distribution to new customers.
The brochure reminds people to return the completed cards, so that appropri-ate arrangements can be made in advance of an ' emergency.
(See pages 2 and.8 of the brochure, appended hereto as " Attachment B").
The completed response cards will be analyzed by the State and the four county emergency management agencies.
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The lists compiled from the special needs response cards will be augmented with information identifying hearing-impaired persons provided by rescue squads, fire de-partments, social service agencies and health care providers in the four-county area.
In Wake County, the following organizations will be con-suited:
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Wake County Health Department 2.
Wake County Department of Social Services 3.
Wake County Council for the Aging 4.
Wake County In-Home Care S.
Wake County Adult Placement 6.
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These lists will be held on a confidential ht. sis by the agencies identified below; they will not be avai_able to the public at large.
Similar lists of sensory-and mobility-impaired persons have been prepared in emergency plan-ning at other nuclear plants that affect North Carolina (most recently, Catawba).
To my knowledge, there has been no in-crease in crime attributable te the maintenance of such lists.
In any event, the local public health and safety agencies who would be charged with providing special assistance to special needs populations in a nuclear emergency generally already know the identities of many of the sensory-and mobility-impaired within their jurisdictions, since such knowledge is essential to their fulfillment of their routine, day-to-day responsibil-ities as, e.g., firemen or ambulance / rescue squad personnel.
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To facilitate the development of Standard Operating Proce-l dures, DEM will be making a separate mailing of the special needs card (without the brochure) to'all EPZ residents prior to the first distribution of the brochure.
A copy of that card is appended hereto as " Attachment C."
Thereafter, special needs cards will be distributed in conjunction with the brochure. -- -. -.
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Apex Volunteer Fire Department 8.
Fuquay-Varina Rescue Squad 9.
Fuquay-Varina.Volcnteer Fire Department 10.
Holly Springs Volunteer Fire Department In Harnett County, the following organizations will be consulted:
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Harnett County Health Department 2.
Harnett County Department of Social' Services 3.
Homebound Nursing Services In Lee County, the following organizations will be I
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Lee County Health Department 2.
Lee County Department of Social Services 3.
Cape Fear Volunteer Fire Department 4.
Deep River Volunteer Fire Department In Chatham County, the following organizations will be I
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Chatham County Health Department 2.
Chatham County Department of Social Services 3.
Moncure Volunteer Fire Department 4.
North Chatham Volunteer Fire Department 5.
East Chatham Rescue Squad 5.
The current lists of hearing-impaired persons will be maintained in the county EOCs, sheriffs' offices, fire sta-tions, and ambulance service and rescue squad headquarters, and will therefore be readily available to notification personnel in the event of an emergency.
In Wake County, the list will be kept at the following lo-cations:
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Wake County EOC 2.
Apex Rescue Squad 3.
Apex Volunteer Fire Department 4.
Fuquay-Varina Volunteer Fire Department 5.
Holly Springs Volunteer Fire Department 6.
YRAC Volunteer Fire Department
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Morrisville Volunteer Fire Department 8.
Fairview Volunteer Fire Department In=Harnett County, the list will be kept'at the following locations:
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Harnett County EOC 2.
Angier Rescue Squad 3.
Coats Rescue Squad 4.
Erwin Rescue Squad S.
Boone Trail Rescue Squad 4
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_Harnett County Ambulance Service In Lee County, the list will be kept at the following locations:
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Lee County EOC 2.
Cape Fear Volunteer Fire Department 3.
Deep River Volunteer Fire Department 4.
Lee County Sheriff's Department In Chatham County, the list will be kept at the following locations:
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Chatham County ECC 2.
Moncure Volunteer Fire Department 3.
North Chatham Volunteer Fire Department 4.
Pittsboro Volunteer Fire Department 6.
The fixed siren system will serve as the primary pub-lic alerting system in the event of an emergency at the Harris plant.
However, in all four counties within the EPZ, vehicles will be immediately dispatched upon the activation of the fixed sirens, to provide special notification for hearing-impaired people by driving predesignated routes within the EPZ.
As these personnel drive their assigned routes in an emergency, they will stop at the addresses on the list of hearing-impaired persons to provide those persons with special, individual noti-fication of the emergency.3/
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When the list of hearing-impaired persons has been completed, a thorough analysis will be carried out to assure that the entire EPZ will be covered by this hearing-impaired persons notification system.
Zones within the EPZ already have been subdivided into subzones within which the road mileage has been measured, and -- within each zone or subzone -- county agencies have been assigned responsibility for notification of the hearing-impaired.
Each responsible agency will drive its routes to determine the amount of time needed for notification.
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The number of vehicles required to carry out notifi-cation of the hearing-impaired has been estimated, based upon the assumption that the hearing-impaired population is distri-buted proportionally with the EPZ population.
It has been (Continued) has been estimated.
Data on hearing-impairment for the United States and North Carolina can be extrapolated to arrive at an estimate of persons within the EPZ whose hearing is seriously enough impaired to warrant special notification of an emergen-cy.
These data indicate that a range of 0.2 to 0.4 percent of the population within the EPZ may be hearing-impaired seriously enough to warrant special notification.
Applying this percent-age to the approximately 20,000 people who reside within the EPZ yields an estimated range of 40 to 80 seriously hearing-impaired persons.
This number is a conservative estimate of the number of hearing-impaired persons who would actually need special noti-fication of an emergency, since a number of those with serious hearing impairments live with persons who do not have such im-pairments and would be able to hear the sirens.
Nevertheless, special notification will be provided to all households which include someone with a serious hearing impairment.
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J determined that there are more than enough vehicles and person-nel to perform the notification of hearing-impaired persons in a timely. manner, and that in no case would it take more than 45 minutes to accomplish this function.
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Wake County is divided into seven " warning zones,"
denominated Zones A through G.
No members of the public reside in Zone A, which includes only the Harris Plant exclusion area l
and Harris Lake.
Zone B consists of the New Hill community.
It is estimated that two vehicles would be required to notify hearing-impaired persons within Zone B.
Personal vehicles of personnel from the Apex Rescue Squad and the Apex Fire Depart-ment would be used.
I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergen-cy to accomplish this function.
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Zone C consists of the Holleman's Crossroads area.
Should any hearing-impaired people be located within Zone C, personnel from the Holly Springs Fire De,artment would use their personal vehicles to notify them.
It is currently esti-mated that not more than one such vehicle will be necessary for this function.
I am confident that sufficient number-of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergen-cy to accomplish this function.
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Zone D consists of the Burt communit'y.
It is esti-mated that one vehicle will be required to perform notification of hearing-impaired people in Zone D.
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I am confident that sufficient num-bers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency'to accomplish this function.
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Zone E includes Apex and the surrounding area.
It is estimated that six vehicles would be required to perform noti-fication of hearing-impaired people in Zone E.
The personal vehicles of personnel from the following agencies would be used for this purpose:
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Apex Volunteer Fire Department 2.
YRAC Volunteer Fire Department 3.
Morrisville Volunteer Fire Department 4.
Fairview Volunteer Fire Department I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and venicles will be available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Zone F includes Holly Springs and the surrounding area.
It is estimated that two vehicles would be required to perform notification of hearing-impaired people within Zone F.
These would be the personal vehicles of members of the Holly Springs Volunteer Fire Department and the Fairview Volunteer Fire Department.
I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergen-cy to accomplish these functions.
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Zone G consists of Fuquay-Varina and the surrounding area.
It is estimated that four vehicles would be required to perform notification of hearing-impaired people within Zone G.
These would be the personal vehicles of personnel from the i
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I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Zone H is the part of the plume EPZ within Harnett I
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It is estimated that three vehicles would be required to perform notification of hearing-impaired people within Zone H.
Ambulances and/or rescue vehicles from the following agencies would be available to perform this. function:
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Angier Rescue Squad 2.
Coats Rescue Squad 3.
Erwin Rescue Squad 4.
Boone Trail Rescue Squad 5.
Harnett County Ambulance Service I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Warning Zones I and J are in Lee County.
It is esti-mated that two vehicles would be required to perform notifica-tion of hearing-impaired people within Zones I and J.
The per-sonal vehicles of personnel from the Cape Fear and Deep River Volunteer Fire Departments would be used to perform this func-tion.
I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained per-sonnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency to accom-plish thin function.
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Zones K, L, M and N are Chatham County.
Zone K is located southeast of Moncure, and includes the locality of Corinth.
It is estimated that one vehicle would be required to perform notification of hearing-impaired persons within Zone K.
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The personal vehicle of a member of the Moncure Volunteer Fire Department would be used for this purpose.
I am confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Zone L includes the area between highways US 1 and US 64, between Jordan Lake and the Wake County line.
It is esti-i mated that one vehicle would be required to perform notifica-tion of hearing-impaired people within Zone,L.
The personal vehicle of a member of the North Chatham Volunteer Fire Depart-ment would be used for this purpose.
I am confident that suf-ficient numbers of trained personnel and vehicles will be j
available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Zone M includes the area northwest of Moncure, and i
west of Jordan Lake.
It is estimated that two vehicles weuld be required to notify hearing-impaired people within Zone M.
These would be the personal vehicles of personnel from the North Chatham and Pittsboro Volunteer Fire Departments.
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confident that sufficient numbers of trained personnel and ve-hicles will be avail cle in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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Zone N consists of the Bell's School community.
It is estimated that one vehicle would be required to perform no-tification of hearing-impaired people within done N.
This would be the personal vehicle of a member of the North Chatham Volunteer Fire Department.
I am confident that sufficient num-bers of trained personnel and vehicles will be available in an emergency to accomplish this function.
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In addition to the predesignated personnel assigned to perform notification of hearing-impaired people, each of the four counties has identified additional personnel (with vehi-cles) who would be available to augment the designated notifi-cation personnel, if necessary.
The designated units in Wake County could be augmented by other rescue squads and fire de-l partments from outside the EPZ.
In Harnett County, the desig-l nated units would be augmented by municipal police departments, the Sheriff's Department, and volunteer fire and rescue people from outside the EPZ if needed.
The designated units in Lee County would be augmented by resources from the Sanford Police Department and the Lee County Sheriff's Department outside the EPZ.
In Chatham County, the designated units would be aug-mented by resources from volunteer fire and rescue services outside the EPZ.
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If public officials determine that only a portion of the EPZ needs to be alerted, the time required for notifying hearing-impaired people could be reduced by concentrating the identified notification resources in smaller operational areas.
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In addition, EBS television broadcasts would include
" crawl messages" (lines of text at the bottom of the TV screen) to provide emergency warnings and information to the hearing-i impaired members of the general public.
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In summary, lists of the hearing-impaired persons within the Harris EPZ are being compiled prior to' fuel load, I
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The lists will be updated annual-ly, andto$flecteachnewspecialneedscardasitisre-ceived.
Using these lists, predesignated personnel would pro-vide special, individual notification of an amorgency at the Harris plant to each of the hearing-tmpaired individuals in the EFZ within 45 minutes, as prescribed by NUREC-0654, Appendix 3.
EB8 television broadcmets would include " crawl messages" to further warn the hearing-impaired members of the general pub.
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Professional Qualifications 1
EDUCATION Graduated Asheboro High School,
- Asheboro, North Carolina, 1965 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina,
- 1969, B.S., Textile Technology Computer Application Certificate Program, NCSU, Spring 1982 Enrolled in Master of Public Administration Program, NCSU Graduate, Government Executives Institute, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,1980 EMPIAYMENT I
Area Coordinator, Division of Civil Preparedness, Asheboro, North Carolina, July 1978 - May 1979.
Responsible for 15-county area, working with local coordinators and governmental officials in preparing plans to prevent and/or respond to disasters, both natural and man-made.
Also responsible for arranging specialized training for local volunreers and governmental employees.
Assistant Director, Division of Emergency Management, May 1979 -
May 1980, promoted to Deputy Director May 1980.
Responsible for daily operations of the Division.
. Supervise 53 employees, administer budg.st of approximately $2 million, managed grant program to locat governments, represent the State in business j
transactions and in metings with local and federal government.
Division Director, Division of Emergency Management, May 1982 to present.
Responsible for the State of North Carolina emergency response and planning.
This includes the coordination of all emergency response activities of the 17 State agencies.
Serve as State Coordinating Officer and Governor's Authorized Representative in all disaster related matters.
In emergencies serve as leader of the State Emergency Response Team.
MILITARY United States Marhe Corps, June 1969 - April 1982, highest rank:
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TRAINING Radiological'Honitoring Instructor Course, August 1978 Basic Seminar for Civil Preparedness Personnel, September 1978 Civil Preparedness Career Development, Phase I, September 1978 Basic Radiological Defense Officer Course, September 1979 United State Coast Guard National Search and Rescue School, Governor's Island, New York, March 1984.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS i
North Carolina Emergency Management Association National Coordinating Council on Emergency Management National Association for Search and Rescue National Emergency Management Association
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If you, or some-This person:
cne you know, needs help to travel or has a physical O Has no way to travel.
problem, please flH set title easd end send it Is D Is deaf or hard of hearing now. That way, officials can make plans to be O Is blind or does not see well raady to help.
O Uses a wheelchair Fill out only one card for yourself or each O Must stay in bed person who needs help. Please type or print clearly.
Q Requires a kidney machine or other support machine If you want more cards, check the space below.
Q Has some other problem. What is it?
Name of person who needs help:
Please send me:
Home address (street or rural route)
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City, County, Zip Cod D More copies of the booklet. Number needed:
D Some other information. Please say what it is.
Telephone (include area code) Home Work
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meses there is an emergency at the plant.you live as close as 10 miles from the Harris plant, stren
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Chathans, Harnett, Lee, and Wake counties 'llnese local officials will sound the sirens. You will hear a long siren blast of 3 to 5 minutes.
of the sirens on tall poles. Emergency workers may also use sound trucks sure you are warned.
IIarris Lake, or in the nearby parks, will get another warning. Boats and aircraft will u
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red smoke, and flares to warn them.
b What should be done when you hear the steens oc get one of the other worsioss? Tern a= p n se Mo er'tY. Tune to one of the EBS (Emergency Broadcast System) stations on page 3. To oe make this easy, choose a TV station and a radio station you usually listen to.
information in the blanks on page 1 if you have not yet done so. That way you will b Put this for an emergency.
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1 y t, Why not evacuate -leave your home or the place you work - as soon as you hear the sire Because the strens may only mean a test, not an emergency. Your EBS station will tell yo ns?
there is an emergency. It just a test, the station will go on with regular programs u if informatN about siren tests, turn to page 10.)
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But why not evacuate just to be safe?
Because that may not be the safest thing. Your EBS station wiu tell you what is best. Pages 4 and 5 describe what you may Le asked to do Q
Why not call someone to find out what to do?
N dfnedal cabs. Please do not use your phone unless you need special help.Because the phone lines
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N Ma t if you need Hat if you are ha t if you have Ma t if you have Mat if you have help to travel because deaf or hard of hear-of a handicap? Fill no way to ride? You children in school?
Ing and cannot hear the someone in a hospi-may have no car, can-Officials will take tal 7 Or a nursing out the card below and strens? Fill out the not drive, or cannot them by bus to send it in stow. That card below and send it ride with someone home or rest home?
way officials can make in s eur. Officials can else.
In that case, more than 10 miles Evacuation Shelters 13e not go te Pick special plans to drive then make plans to let fill out the card them ep. Officials you.
If you know from ?% plant. De will care for these you know of a problem below and send it in Het 30 to ties School people. Persons someone else who needs help, be a good friend some other way.
Be a now. Officials can to plcit up yeste who de legt need f riend to sancone else then make plans for th]ldren. Children in medical care would and fill out the card who cannot hear and special places to 3
for them. Se store to fill out the card for pick you up.
These day care centars and be taken to Evacu-cond tine sted In sour.
in public, private them. Se sure to seed places will be broad-ation Shelters for 19pe card la near, and nursery schools cast on EBS stations.
their sub-zones.
Se sure to send the will be evacuated by Persons who do need bus to Evacuation carul In neer.
medical care would Shelters. Look at be taken to hospi-page 9 to find out tais more than 10 where your children miles from the plant.
will be taken. You Patients at Southern can pick them up Wake Hospital will there after you sign tie taken to Wake in at your own Memorial Hospital in Evacuation Shelter.
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NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY CARD FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO.56 RALEIGH, N.C.
Postage will be paid by addressee N.C. Division of Emergency Mana0pment Attn; SHNPP 116 W. Jones St.
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in the unlikely event of an emergency at the Harris plant, some people might need special help. If you, or someone you know, needs help to travel or has a physical problem, please fill out this card and send it in now. That way, officials can make plans to be ready to help.
Fill out only one card for yourself or each persort who needs help. Please type or print clearly. If you want more cards, check the space below.
O Need more cards.
How many?
Name of person who needs help:
Home address (street or rural route)
City, Zip Code County Telephone: Home Work Please check the reason or reasons that help is needed.
This person:
O Must stayin bed O Has no way to travel O Requires a kidney machine or other O Is deaf or hard of hearing support machine O is blind or does not see well O Has some other problem. What is it?
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