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Package of 33 Citizens Ltrs Opposing TMI-1 Restart
	ML20126K606
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Issue date:	04/03/1981
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Ir am.: terribly distressed and dissappointed that.the N.R.C., our only hope

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I would like to register with you my anxiety and concern over the pcaibility that Three Mile Island will be reactivated (in particular, Unit 1).

The history of that nuclear facility is such the e it is utterly irresponsible to consider permitting it to operate.

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can the citizens of Harrisburg live near an active reactor knowing that another

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Metropolitan Edison dose not have competent staff to watch over the reactor and there is doubt that the reactor itself (that Unit D would continue to function without incident.

Any consideration of reopening Unit I shows a shocking lack of sensitivity to what the citizens of Harrisburg have been through.4 And th61r problems have only just begun.

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without showing too much disrespect, I believe that you must tell the truth Your regarding the dangers involved in the restart of the nuclear plant.

denia? of the risks involved in the TMI II accident and subsequent clean up efforts have led to your loss of credibility in the eyes of a growing segment of the public. People are not wil1W to listen to lies regarding their safety anymore. I am not willing to either. Pleasedpotreopentheplant.

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6 a i I am writing to you to express my opposition'to the; proposed restart of Three Mile Island Unit 1. At a time when there is already one crippled reactor in the middle of a heavily populated area, it is overly risky to put another one into operation nearby. There is already substantial danger to the local environment from TMI 2, and any mishaps at TMI i would compund an already bad situation. In. addition, I feel that the mental well-being og area residents would.be further threatened by such a move; people who have already lived through one accident should not be asked to intergo the risk of another accident, particularly when the effects of the'first accident, in terms of psychological stress and also in terms of re-leases of radioactivity into the environment, are still developing. It seems to me from the reports that I have read that there are substantial reserves of generating capa-city, if not within the Met Ed area itself, then within the PJM =.rea. The 27 9 and 27.8 reserve margins noted in l NUREG 0689 are well above the 15 to 20% reserve margins deemed acceptable in North Carolina, and above even PJM's 22f, requirement. Under those circumstances it seems that the only real reason to start TMI 1 up is tax purposes (and some economies of generation). It just inn t worth it. Thank you very much for your consideration. CO Skpcer Y$ hh ad

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/ Sprang, declared this week sumably. the customers wt!!. that it would be *unconscJon. still be around in that event able" for the Nuclear Regula-with two pile of useless but g tory Commi=amn not to allow dangerous, junk to contend t Unit L to be put back in oper... with and pay for (Indirectly.._, ation, which suggests a con. at least for now) instead of NNgg* ( science besvily wetghed with just one pile of Junic.But eco-g dollar signs. If one wants to nomic studies don't deal in make this. into t morality such posambilittoa. They warn play, an -unburdened con. about the poentble $50 militon science would have trouble cost of Met.Ed gotog ban-i Justifying an action which krupt. but strangely are s6-l would permit a troubled com, lent about the 31 billion cost p.-----.- pany to operata a troubled of a mild (remember, no one j ~' '~' i technology before it had even was killed) nuclear accident. t l cleared away the debrts from THAT' d M. out. \\ its nrst disaster. Nor selves today in such difficult # l Thornburgh. we are glad to circumstances, wita no easy 8 g see, u of the same view. solutions. can be attributed in But how compelling are large part to economic dect-the economic arguments for stons. Nuclear power was restart, even if they could be sup1Need to be cheap. as well divorced from what should as safe. and that assertion is - be the more important con-still being made despite all cerns surrounding the that has happened here cleanup of Unit 27 The cham-which suggest otherwise. ( ber of commerce estimates The difference today is that the operation of Unit I would the consumer can look at the-1 save the average Met-Ed cus-.ccident of two years ago. -.M-tomer 560 a year on his att!&- look at the lack of progress in ty billa. But one average cus-cleaning it up. look at the $1 ! temer we are aware ofis pay

billion pricetag it carries and ing roors than $100 than she look at what it has done to bis did before the accident. Elec. electric bill, and come to tric heating customers are some of his own conclusiona

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e-. l '. United Press taternational undamaged Unit No. I at TMI as clean u soon as possible, and the faderal in extra electricity charges because U Until ** fears ** abcut heahh and Nuclear Regulatory Commisalon is fears there mey be about the li, canth of restraint on Unit No. l. and a F safety at Three Mile Island are put considering the proposal. and safety of the populace, and the : major coalition of Pennsylvania Integrity of the. environment," he. businesses last week.strongly {' As for disabled Unit No. 2, Met-said. 5 to rest. Gov.1)ick Ti.ornburgh op-Ed lacks $700 million of the 11 bil-urged it be restarted. 'i j. poses a restart of the undamnged lion cost of the cleanup, which is : Our ultimate concern is, was. Congress this' week Indicated a e nuclear power plant.. 3-i

The governor also says there scheduled to last untilat leert 1988.

and will' remain the health and ' "#I'"#* " "'I "' I" a broad-should be broad-bass'd aid to the "Untillhe matter ef the cleanup safety of the people.of this area ~. based financial package for the all-alting utility that owns,i'Mi to hel isresolved.1 don't thinkitisappro *,and the integrity of the environ-l } '. ug. Met Ed. and Thornburgia de' ~ P f it pay for the 51 billitu decontami-priate to get into the secos.dary ' 'nent: As long as that decontamina-clined to insist : that Congress k-.- question of startup." said Thorn is a potential there we are contlon processis not completed.the nation of a nuclear rescior stricken burgh in an interview, roughly two years af ter the March 28.1979acci-cerned about it~" M"**I"" ~ by a major accident two years ago. i ,"I have. taken the position in plaht operator Metropolitan dent. general all along the financial bur-Edison Co. proposed testarting Ll** Met-Ed says the utility and its den of the TMI cleanup is going toj. "I think the major priority is to customers pay $14 million a month have to be widely shared." he said.x. reuwukmauwena gehaa.mamwassassuant==m u^w~-=w- -' ~ ~m*dM$86*** *".. M N '*"d M ,}i.. g' / 6 ! %n r. 1 %n. g i

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Dear Chmir=nn Hendrie and GC Oo=ristioners,

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Dear Mr. Ahearne,

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Dear Sir or Madame:

Dear. Chairmn Hendrie and R.0 Co:

Dear :

Dear Chair =,

Dear Chmir=nn Hendrie and GC Oo=ristioners,

Dear Ohnirm,

Dear Mr. Ahearne,

Dear Members of the Comietion:

Dear Sirs:

Dear Sir:

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