ML20126J065
| ML20126J065 | |
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| Site: | Limerick, Hope Creek  |
| Issue date: | 04/22/1981 |
| From: | Bacon C AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Hendrie J NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| NUDOCS 8104230576 | |
| Download: ML20126J065 (4) | |
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,i the NRC had not yet decided how id break water would continue to drain handle the problem.
from the core indefinitely, leading to o
- % 4.=wd rues The problem also affects two CE the twin problems of core overheat-What's the difference between pulling s ho! dup with a reaciors ordered for Plcs I.imerick / ingand floodingofemergencypump.
straight finger and a cocked gun?
,nucicar eeneratine station and two-bg equipment.
5 Defendant Irby Butler says the difference is two years in.
CE reactnrt nrdered for 'he linne -
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Creek station of Public Serv'ce Dec-The report recommends that in..
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"'k ~ King'a reduced sentenceyesterday for Butler.23.of Asbury
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2 specting the ripes to detect any flaws * '
of th'e Appellate Division of Superior Court,. ruled N
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against The scram system is used to drain '. be done as soon as possible as a firstil-2 step in preventing such an accident. 4
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' Park,NJ whopleadedgulttytoachargeof armedrobbery.
water from the reactor core during a
' Butler maintained that his 12-year term at llordentown shutdown - whether planned or 1Lubin und that the rode of the j U 3 d, Youth Correctional Facility should be no more than 10 years, emergency-of theredctor.
Amstcan Society of Efechanical, i
""E the penalty for robbery without a dangerous weapon.
t The water is drained to make room. Ef;:ineers. which is accepted by the.
Duller r'asoned that he only held his hand in a coat pocket for the control rods to be inserted in' ' Nf(C as the standard for most reactort; c
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V to simulate a pistol when he robbed a woman in a Monmouth the reactorcore.
piping, can de interpreted to say that a
"' ? County parking lot.
Because the ability to shut down gFIpes less than four inches In diameJi-
"l" New Jersey's criminal code fa!!s to spell out what is consid-
~ $'g,f,'h vfiv s on b ed.atsubsystem - need never be inspect-
- ter - the stre of those in the scram '
cred a deadly weapon.
y.. Judge King ruled that conceal:ng a hand formed to look lilie were designed to fall in the open ; edovertheWMwedan a gun was armed robbery because of the threat to the victim
- position so that water can continue i "It is clear that many of th pipes -
who did not know whether there was a gun or not-to drain from the system. Rubin ex.
(in this system) are not being ooked g. "The succesful simulation of a gun so that Ihe victim reason-plained at by anybody,"kubin said.
ably believed there was a gun is sufficient to support a conv.c-That is not a roblem under nor1' The report also recommended that'.
tion for aggravated or armed robbery, King ruled.
mal conditions, e said, because the. Sew equipment be designed to im!'
amount of water leaving the core is.';' breaks in the system and Prove the ability to detect pipe *
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' that the control valves close wbcn.
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1 400 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,19101 (215)854 2150 l
January 16, 1981 i
Mr. Conrad G. Bacon 2960 Hannah Avenue Norristown, PA 19401 Dear Mr. Bacon; Thank you for your ' etter concerning the editorial on acid rain. You l
make note of our position on nuclear power and the. usage of coal.and ask:
"Which sido are you on?"
Since the accident at Three Mile Island we at The Inquirer have not been convinced that nuclear oower can ever_be made safe. Thus, while it is a " clean" source of power in the sense of pollutants and particulate matter, the potential for tremendous environmental _ harm from radiation can never be elirdnated, age b,elieve. The usage of coal in the United States can be increased without harm-ing the environment with the installation of ' scrubbers and other pollution 1
control devices, accompanied by strict federal clean-air and mining regulations.
It is not a matter of choosing sides - nuclear versus unrestricted use of coal. Rather it is a matter of meeting the nation's energy needs while at the j
same time protecting the health and well-being of the American public and the country in which we live.
Si
- rely, AAl b Edwin Guthman EG:pm e