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PNO-78-113:on 780512,Region II Notified of Media Interest Re Concern That Unrestricted Use of Decommissioning Facility Allowed by State of Ga from 1971 Until 1976 & Fenced Area Not Adequately Policed.Related Info Encl
ML20127F243
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Site: 05000172
Issue date: 05/15/1978
From: Higginbotham L, Meyer R
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE)
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PRELIMINARY NOTIFICATION OF EVENT OR UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE -- PNO-78-ll3 This preliminary notification constitutes Ed.'.Y notice of an event of POSSIBLE safety or oublic interest significance.

The information presented is as initially received without verification or evaluation and is basically all that is known by IE staff as of this date.

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FACILITY:

Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Radiation Effects Reactor (Decomissioned)

Docket No. 50-1R LW Dawsonville, Georgia g

SUBJECT:

MEDIA INTEREST IN DECOMMISSIONED REACTOR The 10 MW (thermal) radiation effects reactor was decomissioned by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation in 1971.

The licensing of the residual radioactivity at the reactor site was transferred from the NRC (AEC) to the State of Georgia, an agreement state. After inspections and certification by' the State of Georgia, the site was declared safe and sold to the City of Atlanta in 1971.

Between 1971 and 1976, access to the site was not restricted.

In September 1976, the State of Georgia performed additional and more -

detailed radiation surveys of the facility and concluded that some areas presented a possible radiation hazard with regard to internal exposures.

The State isolated the old hot cell' area and fenced in the other area where low level ra'diation was found.

"No Trespassing" signs were posted on the two fenced areas. An IE inspector accompanied State officials on a tour of the site in March 1978 and observed the hot cell and the other fenced area..There Were no indications of a hole in the hot cell or removal of any fencing.

In April 1977, the State of Georgia requested from NRC an aerial survey of the site.

This survey is scheduled for June 5, 1978. An IE inspector will participate in the survey.

Articles in a local newspaper on May 14 and on national television (TodayShow) on May 15, expressed concern that unrestricted use had been allowed by the State from 1971 until 1976 and that the fenced-off area was not adequately policed by the State.

A news release is not planned by the NRC.

RII (Atlanta) received notification of the media interest from discussions with the State of Georgia on May 12.

This information is current as of 2:00 p.m. on May 15.

Contact:

RJMeyer, IE x28188 LBHigginbotham, IE x28098 Distribution:

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PRELIM 1r @ NOTIFICATION May 15,1978 PIELIMINARY NOTIFICATION OF EVENT 0P Uh05UAL UCCURRENCE -- PNO-78-113 b-This oreliminary notification constitutes EARLY notice of an event j

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prescnted is as initially received _without verification or evaluation and is basically all that is known by IE staff as of this date.

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TACILITY: Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Radiation Effects Reactor (Decom:issioned)

Docket he. 50- G 17 L Dawsonville, Georgia

.SU5 JECT:

MEDIA INTEkEST IN DECOMMISSIONED REACTOR The 10 MW (thermal) radir. tion effects reactor was decomnissioned by

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Lockheed Aircraft Corport. tion in 1971. The licensing of the residual radioactivity at the reactor site was transferred from the NRC (AEC) to the State of Georcia, an agreement state.

After inspections and certificatier.

py the State of Georgia. the site was declared safe and sold to the City of Atlan:a in 1971'.

Between 1971 ar.d 1976, access to the site was not L

restricted.

In September Ic76, the State of.lanrgia performed additional and more detciled rcdiation surveys of the facility and~ concluded that some areas pre!.ented a possible radiation ha:ard with regard to internal exposures.

The State isolated the old hot cell area and fenced in the other area where icw level radiation was found.

"No Trespassing" signs were posted on the two fenced areas.

An IE inspector accompanied State officials on e tour of the site in March 1978 and observed the hot cell and the other 6

fenced area. Tnere were no indications of a hole in the hot cell or removal of any fencing.

In April.1977, the State of Georgia requested from NRC en aerial survey of the site.

This survey is scheduled for June 5, 1978.

An IE inspector will participate in the survey.

Articles in ailocal newspaper on May 14 and on national television (Today Show) on May 15, expressed concern that unrestricted use had been allowed by the State from 1971 until 1976 and that the fenced-off f

area was not adequately 5.oliced by the State.

A news release is not planned by the NRC.

RII (Atlanta) received notification of the media interest from discussions.r with the State of Georgia on May 12. This information is current as of "r

2:00 p.m. on llay 15.

Contact:

RJMeycr, IE x28188 'LBhigginbotham, IE x28098

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~... .. p,, ow i Nucl:ar H2t Sp;t G:ts Nsw Fcnco.. - L.. 1 s-bAWSONVILLE -' N;w f:cces hav2 been erected I5 a6mbd an old nuclear laboratory b a vildlife area near Dawsonville where high levels of radiation were detected two } .,,C,'..' ~ ago.- pState officials also said they would post warning signs in l r L3* . OIe',heinity of the laboratory, located in the Dawson Forest ~ W)1dlife Management Area about 30, m..iles. n.or.thwe.st of s ..s.. 4g 4*- At the same time,' representatives of the Nuclear Regu. Commission and a state environmental health office k@$ation.; the area Wednesday and found no dangerons levels of '.. J g%...e$ t ri4 A M *' l. sq e: y f.-The laboratory.was ' operated by Iackheed-Georgia Co.. for about 10 years to conduct nuclear experiments on the ef- $cp of radiation on airplanes. It was closed in 1971 under thb Buspices of the state and was declardd.sultable for - Eurian exposure. -,.,: b s ', ..a ni;.;.J t 4. (T'However; a follow-up survey in 1976. revealed labnore' mally high levels of radiation existed in some parts'of the" areg,.which had been frequented by, campers, hikers.and fish-- .- * ' Pt..No.. argnen. 1.;the state had also' asked the Nuclear Regula' tory Com-on for an aerial survey of the tract to determine if dan-levels of radiation exist.' e* =.. I

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There were no new leads' Sunday in the shot at close /*A<%g ,.; e search for four suspects wanted in connection with a sawed 4 'f A 1 with the fatal shooting of an Atlanta police at Grady Mt -M- ' - # r '.. ' D #4 officer Saturday as he responded to a robbery hours later. .L call at a northwest Atlanta furniture store. Bf0*D 58 11 N.,.c. A \\.T 7

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officer, entered the Dixie Furniture Store at According \\ 993 Marietta St. N.W. about 2:15 p.m. with his Dukes said fot / 'L service revolver drawn. Shortly af terward, off shotguns.t + shots were heard and the witness said he saw go to the s.ife i Sketches Of Two Suspects In Slaym..g someone fleeing the area, according to Public men also force v Axperts.a.sagree Anout.aow Yuch sc 1 -!\\ .=

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O'adiation Is ' Safe' im ,.h ;&, nG By Chester Goalrick causing a malignancy is rero." c.aue o.a wnie' Morgan, in a speech presented to p Although the scientific community the American Association for the Ad. . Is sf it over the question of how much vanecment of Science in Washington, , radiation is safe, au:horifics have D.C., on Feb.17, explained that the im , steadily, and drastically, reduced the " threshold ** theory-that radiation is

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outdated. 1 And one expert, Karl 2. Morgan of Morgan sald the advocates of the Georgia Tech, recently stated that threshold theory "do not seem willing or i

  • there is no safe level of exposure to able to accept the preponderance of evi.

.' radiation. dence that there is never complete re. i, P.. Yet at least one radioactive point at Pair of radiation damage in the practi. ~- 4 a former Lockheed nuclear facility near cal case for man since even at very low 6 F* Dawsonville greatly exceeded federal exposure levels there are many thou. .f evernment guidehnes in 1976. some sands of interactions of the radiation hve years after the facihty was disman. with cells of the human body." tied and opened to campers, hunters and When radiation passes' through the

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without causing damage. .,;*.;-=. ' sures in Sunday's Atlanta Journal. Con.

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,i-stitution that the 1976 state survey capable of division. fcund high levels of radiation at the

  • It damages the cell, but that Dawsonville site.

damage is repaired. F' - Professor Morgan, considered onc

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of the fathers of health physics, the genetic information) is damaged such science of radiation's effects on the that the cell survives and multiplies in f-body, said that since 1960 "an over. Its (disturbed) form over a period of ) whelming amount of data have been years (5 to 70 years) in forming a clone accumulated that show there is no safe of cells that eventually is diagnosed as a inel of exposure and no dose of radia. malignancy " ten can be so low that the risk of its in the past 35 years. Morgan said last week, the acceptaMe level of radia. . tion hasjaljen..by a [actqr of JD for. .nn n g )jt radiation workers. For the pubhe, how. Gli G c La L ever, it has drcpped by a factor of 300 as scientists have become aware of the C _.. _ s.Il,, A _ kind of damage that radiation can do. i.

Er'n can be ow ih (E~M'~of"Its ~-- last week, the acceptable ievel of radta-'Tn'tb5'past 35~yeirs' Mo -'~~'" ". ~; }'t .k, [h tion has fallen oy a factor of 10 for g, ',, N h;I.s Put eve,iation workers. For the public, how- ' f MI . Y; c t rad t i L,. .,, has e, opp.d by a facto, of see, as scientists have become aware of the . a._ { 8- - 4.~ m wasti cas On' : kind of damage that radiation can do. y'~ J -(. 8e 884 < < me d e > ><>r ~<4 only 25 millirems a year ? . s a.. d C.en[jf,, 1977 that w t a above " background," or the level of te~r Wa IS natmuy by the suo and other semes, 4 .s l. .ne p.r.M'h.my - w f'..!'h ] % g A -.'%

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Ca* M " public. A millirem is a measure of c Ja., .O c ; f Just hours before a celebration of radiation dosage, ^E i r Israel's 30th anniversary was to begin Morgan who is considered one of jf I the more p, ssimistic observers of the there Sunday, vandals broke into the n 4-g e fewish Community Center at 1745 nuclear scene, is opposed by some scien-k; q. a y Peachtree Street Saturday and painted 'tists who say that radiation in small i. twastikas on the walls and burned the doses is not particularly harmful. Dr. [ '_d faces from paintings. Jerry Grey of of the American Institute p. .4 i Mike Lamoff, assistant executive of Aeronautics and Astronautics wrote p f director of the center, said the vandals not long ago that the standards are low {a y*2, 'apparently broke through the wire-enough. meshed glass m a steel door to enter the "Even if nuclear power plants con- ~^" "~^ center. He said many of the center's tinue to be built with no technological ymdows were broken, swastikas were improvements, the anticipated radiation TT pamted on the ralls and floors, and level to which the average American fl M Jaces on paintint,s and posters on walls would be exposed in the year 2000, GAINESVILLE-Two Georgia Tech stud, and bulletin boards were burned out, assuming that about a thousand nuclear and Mark Griffin, huddle up in a blanu power plants are in operation, is only at Road Atlanta Sunday. Temperatures 6; i possibly with a blow torch, Jars of food were broken and food one-hith of a millirem -- less than 1/ was smeared on the walls and thrown on 600 of the 'naturar exposure levels," [ he added.the ceiling throughout the kitchen area, Grey wrote in a pamphlet distributed by Q Q M]!, the Atomic Industrial Forum. "The message was very clear. They Although the Dawsonville site, in ,didn't want to burn the place down," he wooded, rolling hills in Dawson County, said, adding that no items of value were was pronounced safe by a team of Lock-stolen, only broken. "It was very vicious, heed and state radiologica! service 0 IUt m.z santon nastmess." scientists in 1971, another state team No estimate of the damage was found evidence of a number of localized ..) By Beau Cutts evailable, but Lainoff said most of the rad 2oactive " hot spots" in 1976. The to'l' d ' paint and food had been washed off the team quickly took steps to seal off two C" " 5" *" C ,11oor and walls m time for Sunday's sec-small areas, an abandoned laboratory Superior Court Judge J. W. " Billy" ! Wi!!iford has enjoined Cobb County .ond annual Passport to Israel program, and a nearby storage location. E> More than 3,000 persons attended the-in the five years between the 1971 Shertil Bill Hutson from closmg dan a . celebration. and 1976 surveys, visitors to the site bonding company allegedly connected to Lainoff said police do not have any camped in the open laboratory area or convicted gambler William Cross Sr. C suspects and he added that he couldn't " hot cell," built cam; fires and, accord-I"i 'he sure how many vandals there were, ing to a later report, used radioactively The judge ordered Hutson to appear r It was too much for one person to do,contaminated concre:e slabs as picnic at a hearing May 22 to assess whether q u 'though," he said. ta bles. the sheriff ought to be permanen'.ly re-C The vandals broke in between I The 1971 report said radioactivity strained from interferring with the a f' p m., when he left the center and 11 levels were below a f.g.are agreed upon company, ABC Bondmg Co. Inc. )m. Saturday, when he returned and by Lockheed, but the 1976 survey found first noticed the damage, Lainoff said. 'iot spots" and radioastive particles on Attorneys for th'e company also ce surfaces and m the earth. challenged the constitutionality of Cect g w. I gia laws authorizing coui.ty shertffs to

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y-e bandoned Nudear Site Aill Has ' Mot Spoti fly CilESTEft GOOI. RICK said. "It is probable and a reaf 'a-ihr i Jo- +cemmu se., woi.' that persons in the<c arcas cen't n

  • DAW 50NVILLE, Ga. - For more than manner ingest or inhale the pep'" h'a r-I five years, an abandoned Lockheed nuclear tcrfthlis reic'Wth'ellFill!" 'the tw -

~ nium permissabi jinse.to a partkubt er,1 site near here was left open to the public e Perimeter Fence before state radinlogical officials discovered 'of thetedii ~ high levels,of radiation in some areas and The report, alth u;h it di mveref' " E y took steps in 1976 to make the facility safe, ev dence of contamination of the Ett e it has been fearned. also said visitors had camred in the ar< i - Visitors to a few small areas of the for-the nuclear site's " hot cell." thr lah'ri mer nuclear facility, now owned by_the cits where radioactive materials and ani - of Atlanta. risked c3posure va hich fevels of were experimented on and the oni,. buila. ; f 7 adiation Effects Facility r'a3iation anil Tecre in d.ingg._of_jnE2E R Man ng aun W w was cW4 w poIFntially damas:ing radioactive' particles, the state ollicials reisiteil in documents "It is evident that the arc:a is bei-: - /- that have recently come to light. has been used for shelter, camp fire 4. j The 10.000-acre forested tract along the wherein food and drint is conwmed.' -- 1 REM /HR Etowah Iliver about 60 miles northwest of report said. "The flant :- dry f r.a e !v Fence -Reacto' y Atlanta was operated by IAckheed through (that ist re,dify ma. ewe * ' the late 1950s and the 1960s as a nucicar Campen, another state of ficut said m 1 7', \\ energy experimentation site and was clo<cd cently,~used radioactivelv " hot stone s!w G g[g, - in 1971. Then, after a lengthy survey by the as picnic fibles. ~ ~ Hot Materials state radiningical laboratory, the site was ~ S p O eepage y 1,,,,po,,,,io, Sy,,e,', m==*m s g,ciareg,7,f = a e a = m - 7,,. rii Radiation Effects flut in_ _the_ survey five years later. K-measiiraI5Iy high levels of radiation were SlfCCl SCCDCS Laborofory HOT discovered in a number of areas and the 2 CELL () earth was found to contair_tjighly radioac. tive particles that gould_bc extremely harm-Af.an hurrying to car Jf sheppmg cer**. x SEEPAGE g=) Cooling-off Igl_if swallowed or inhaled wearmg shirt, tie, dress shoes.md sxt., PIT Area Although the state tended to minimize and tennis shorts, carrving trousers oser b ~ 3 7 the potential danger of radiation, there was arm. immediate concern over the possibility that Critical visitors may have inhaled or eaten radioac-Bumper sticAcr on car "If Fou 7b-r-tive " dust." Tm a Lousy Driver You Ought to See." Experiment "In all areas fsurveyedi, except the Tutt." Focility N react 6r area al_this time _ there is definitely Nuclear Support a_ sign ricaniradiation hazard wi_th_ regard!_to Ifuge tractor. trailer bearinc tisimi - Laboratory internal exposure to individuals," the report, sticker reading "Let's Both Drsre S.i/s - uiider the name of T. ItolanTPhillips of the passing car on 1-285 East. then t.tilg;,' state's Environmental Radiation Program, small compact car. ~ s... - _ - - 9

,s ,. : aQ* Tg t lk y A D r har *... r.n'.....i 't M il l 1 st W I M A_v M AY 14 1472 t s e\\gl U C O cY c + enoa.pei.A s, 83c a*".esgt the rtpor: recommenced that *areers to se esem cf 2 millirems anHeu:. svm t;:sfocus areas be crmM.ed and aer*" by the "Or U.p;.aaor. EeIGhich if an iM:tidual were top. ' reveral cubise probtnted" as late as last weck varste-* were 1:nvo#y 3 resent in the are.. r6vic re un m nis referrma a j~ S E dit tc. sander freely near ra6cartsve " bot s;,ots." clamber dcse ne ucess of 300 merems an anv reven cortsecutive k. ce* a free-foo*-high lence guarded only by e "M Trespars-dan" i . t* a p ar.d crau: into the " hot celt' throf. a htele in its 9n add.tice the report said, hee:: sed operators cf peclear ' sites are required to keep radiation levcls in unrestrictedT i I wa*; Tr.e thile* ah were able te ci:mb ir.tc cederrrcund areas los enough so that an individual cannot receive a dose I above M rem a year or 500_miLrems. [.. U.es F.ra-ar. abandonec ancitar laborato-v and takt awa, ~ la ottamng als wegs, tne state report said that ready gtMJ em/. ting zu levels c! rad,anos from'the site. a. ArJ tt.ey were esposed to levels of radioactivity above ings around the reactor were at reasonably low levels. At the ? [ what n corsidered rermal for unrestricted areas and above

  • bot cell." a soil sample contained "many bot particlesa'l-esels reported by the state when the site was decommts.

th093a raciateor, cose aevels were low. The report also neled -f I Partl*4_m 197L even though rad.ation diss4 pates over a period tbH a preten pipe was recovereo beanng "many hot particles en its surface

  • and that near the facslity the team c! sca~

sne traci, new caDed the Dawson Forest Wildlife Man.. found "about a dozen bot cell concrete roof slabs." ^ o. i ^ i 4 YJesmety was me *esehme off area" where enee ahnni-g asement Area, was first bocght by the Air Force la the late 3 f 5t's as ite locatson for a nuclear facility designed, dursag a, sunn rail cars bearing trradaated material _were held up until period when the government was considering budding no ~ ' they '"eeeled eff* and where for porne years' *1rigblevet ?. clear powered aircraft, to test radiabon effects en airplanes. radioactive waste from hot cell operations were stored pend-The meor. components of the facihty, operated by. Ang shipment to (the nuclear facihty at) Barnwt!:, S.C. leekheed enrer a contractara! agreement with the Air - - "It Is speculated that rusting 55-gallon drumn and a ' rerrt was a r.uc4 ear reactor sste about 200 yards from the. w tornade velocity wind, which to fact traversed the area .!temat ar. c-derg*ound ecetro! laboratory, a Radiation El. *. mertheastwardly, released some of the waste material to the ff:v borrattry er "bo; ce3 nearly a miie away and g environment," the report said. "The Co60 (an radioactive 'savtras otier supports g bulde:s - isotope of the mineral cct;altl, was used for producing scaled x 4 Tre ts;auvriy str.ali If-metawatt teclear reactor gras = ' sources; the material is Itkely to be a cobalt caede la the 'Jtpt. when rmt ir 'use, sibmerged in water in a deep we!L. form of dusts to a few micron sared rarueles? ' Irt ce*JrJ eapenmrtu, the reactor was raised from the well g IR_the cooling 4f! afta, the team four.d two hat stone c.;: a u9ielded buddmg aad rnateriats were Arradiated, measured at W r : mr.1 an hour. the o'.her at f4 rati! rems an hour. @7 accerf..g te a irmber cf othsaed reports. ~re snatenais, vretals aM. m seme later expenmenta. Alter ammg the dangers in the area, the report recem-rr.W.ak. were tcer, taset frcm the reactor site by rail and mended that " access to these baaardous areas be controlled robet in the r.e: ce:l * =here scientists were able to observe and access by !!se general public pro!Ubited. - "l! is also recommended taat periodic surveillance of

  • a::d inrur-r the effecu of radiation - -

these areas to monitor any movement of the materialit the . late'. when it became apparent that nuclear a planes f we e nr leashe. the Air Torer turned the facility over to' ~ grednfirIMs or other'areetes-well as optake by wildhle be l LotDheed whien conunued to run a vanety of nuclear rada. anstituted," the report said. la a memorandurn to Joe Tanner, ccmmissioner of the tc:t expenments until 1573. when it was decommissacnet Tre sne was tars sold to the city of Atlanta for in milhor, state Department of Natural Resources, tne Ecrironmental IMPeed. tadttthe watetful eve of the Atome I'nergy Protection Divisson summed up the survey findegs and " J c-Comrb:ssca incu tabet_tne rwocar stegulatory Lcmme. recommended " protective measures." s esoP-Cr'EanCJ3The reartm sharped cerlain 3TSLjs 1:;attri. - "Whereas dettetable amounts of radiation were found la c. }. &!3_LefGau-6 Pe e eel ar f a-th v. t-med the imder-al! Dve areas, two of the locatiens shot cell area and ecchng, t off areal showed radsstion levels consideral,1y la eacets of trocWa'teraterzcz ar.f L; 7.ettunnels U.S. Nuclear Berutatore Commission rusdelmes fer h:mts g a~a-cm-t t'* terrrs eTaereerefrt between

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1*.i I ; r-n'": P"fL ,,_J-I all etwr ares' cf ik f armt). im hnist"~ tid hot ceu, and con. rtated. "The radiation leveh in the aame les areas art eso, 4, 4 fc in eseems of the release hmits estabbshed liy the Georgia E 'a!/ storied 't6 hast deenmmmmnmg survey, the tests to determme whether larkhard had s.cceeded in redering Itadir, logical llealth Unit in 1972. It also appears that the 4 radetive contamination to previoinly agreed-spon levels. garticulate matter containing the radsonchve isotopes is

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loosely bound la the soil and on other auriaces such that con. l Auttsamf trme a svMegurriItpotLsaid "Ibe state thus M v N E* P!2 M H *9 In M D "' N YTh M ~ " - t tire r: r + mn efrHemh CJu at s'a l're'esthe ms a ines tk.1d, tMsa!. *d t< t- ;.trisJ to [- i

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  • Mhr>' arempitag to meet the statea specificatums and, The report then recommended that the bot cell roof

?' ~ 1 ist.alb,. is rud-157L a team of esperts frem the Department. slahs he placed loside the hot re!! and the hot cetrs doors and el firman licsources Environmental l'rotectice Dmsaan, ds. g.ortholes maled op, that fill art two feet deep be spread l flared aH areas of the f acihty "sultabic tar general release."only 'he ficcitar Effects Laboratory, a massive con

  • O fence te built ersome the tal cell and the coohng sis area sild:n:Issib walls a yard thick. was left standrag.

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4 l had gtte t Igdere i -- -Uviiflo a levei na mare saan P ered en W Gesce a*esad m eesly area. ;y* 4 q, t .2 m.lbrems per hour 1ut@rern bret the measurement of ". < = AIAesse att the - 6ans were corried est. !s ackgrmutLntLage ovffi . g,,, sNTmeTO ith aliaed spot to exceed 1E@~, recent visit le Abe ante gave evideere th } tediaron cose tat bree ld d that asentes mme p. of o,e nadiarm mant u.ent d[ma*trebbe e e en j por fat _lsrnJott_theJenotu yer m,Wr'"T14Z.e gey - =4 Mht best heresta of pubhe f adiologstal safety bate-been IByg j het est(and a"t, g'"' *," ii nts

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nnr,e Icace. > Ji evidence et OgibieresumideWW4 J even though same trace amounta el radioactive material swee~arity cannot be remeved" the report concluded. "The p la adet'sen.actsal katard e gne e a passear-'T $ ve s t s-s f l'.s r.a:sre t!'as radet40 peat. Even ti,etah a tremendows al " + sitt l i I t;mp r.2 teet, nce er me r.ncr al' per' ens of the lab. there l t fr> er m ur.Scv r, art,! U..L ;r,ay cer.tatt radacac.. I N t ' ate.ta d F.; r.r 2 ;t n.'..'..&.? y p_trT.' Q CLC G ' *QU2.ib 1 p. hL.f W:". i: tra.e j tr. rw r-r.Lr O _ w =.r'u =- W m a 'a m c.u.y - ~r=c_,

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1 e c c- >,n ate ' ir Air W a e., c p < sw grecd that u' o - 3 k i 's i 1,r operaun;.- r.o' h.- f acihn cocid be termi-rdem d to 1: e a:y for pubhc purposet" { g c ',.. tre a r y 'r, sugn.. i ~ at

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-7.g .am stan g,_h ra w _ _irJhc cyc:1 thattf.c_y c < n er. o t + r m.c m rwc However, in the stx - hg. q. g b e < < tv me of 1: < x = u-bckwed e per;. -ty no agency has crawn gs attttimr tc any t on:.aor. that would call for _ tecrnica: ass: stance or ocnsuaauor. ' Gec:gr berry. Ata r.u. a cnor. commissioner, said last = g ve:L inat tne city was assured t'y " Lock. heed and the state it l v a sa f t ' A ned vhat ine ci:t wruld do in the event that the i y =- ~ g k. pregrty vcre fount to bt unsafe, Berry said We will ro_, SM t rek en our contract if that's riecessary " ' '~Mter Tne land was turrec over to the city, it was left - of " ~ ~ p" y 7 tr. guarded for at icast four years and becarne a kind of park, cojoyed by campers, penicken, hunters. Inotorcyclists and - L' ethers who roarned the hills and valleys of the tract and.; p ched in the Etovrah. - i _x- _ _ _~ _ )n IME, a vrar af ter Atlanta decided to atibc_stste's @ department of forestry in herm mmging the land and $ shortiv alter the raomlogical departrnent received _Jeports of 1-- 7 unusuMic75 hon reaamgs in7hrirsGe state uncertrok one i another survet of the site. x In a pnnminary report dated Oct 25. 1976 the radiol-T cgv department re ported inmal f mdtngs mdicatm; raditat- - _.g -j in ity ' nen ur,hrrr, t OntrMC m areas Up to scrcral thDL- __ .and square fett u dh eswited a;r21meuf LrdiTIirtmyr - hour or prcatcr anr7tW ( <mact 'dewsy to 25 miillicm

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w_ QMi'Ns f e truus.iy agre cc uper ] ' mea = 71,s os icr" f rca lr' e p rerai surves that there arc { ~~ au-- prchitms @ct. rc Arc ct;d c surveys of these specifs: ; ltcation," tht retet saic

  • As an inabal precautionary meas-a,

tre. access t y the pbbc c - Y.N visa ble " u ddhic to these areas is not ad-E -,.i ? *: N A D The fmal repor: issued two weeks later first outlined b Those regdahons state. ir Feneral terms, that *every - %g$WM federal and s'. ate rarda he rei; arc.ng radiahon levels. { Q renonabk offert must be made to mamthin radiation expo-E-S@ha. sures. and rehases of radioachve materials in effluents to F um estricted areas. as f ar below the hmits specifica as prac. _X '

  • ticable or reasonabh achievable '

{ t_ + % Altheyd there'is a great deal of controvem_5 mound-b ing what thosc !cnMoudr iM regulatqns now slate @ g%g. thalic.d vidual< uorkmr uito r :dioactive maternal can be ex-i F ., g pestd to 5 re m m: 5 00Lt mdhrtms) a year. NormaTor E background radiation doses f rom the sur. ed other sources is around 120 milbrems a scar in tbc Soutnea*, tern United _ Litet accordmg tc the Nucirar llegulatory Commission. -N b The report vent on the stah. that although there were no regulatmns govermng contammation hmits for ? release ofi% N. t materials or areas for unrestricted use, a vanety oIJulde.$gy s Y g hnes do crist." hose guidehnes, as set forth in the report, stated that afgp licensee operatmg a nuclear site could not create in'aayhp_ v unrestricted areas P" "!. Radiation levels which if an indivihual were continu.d ously present in the area. could result in his receiving a dose, C

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