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Informs of 960611 Visit by Listed Individuals Re Introductions & Discussion of Millstone Point & Haddam Neck Issues
ML20129D310
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Site: Millstone, Haddam Neck  File:Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Co icon.png
Issue date: 06/10/1996
From: Markley A
NRC
To: Dicus G
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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4 June 10,1996 Memorandum For: Commissioner Dicus From: Anthony W. Markley

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COURTESY VISIT BY NORTHEAST UTILITIES,lNC. -

i BERNARD M. FOX, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE l OFFICER Discussion:

You will be visiting with Mr. Bernard M. Fox, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Ted Feigenbaum, Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer, Northeast Utilities, Inc. and Mr. Bob Bush, President, Energy Resources Group, Northeast Utilities, Inc. at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, June 11,1996. Their resumes are in the briefing package.

The resume of Elizabeth T. Kennan was also attached to the resumes faxed. She is 1

on the board of directors. It appeared as though she would also be attending.

Northeast Utilities operates four nuclear sites, Millstone Point Unit 1 (BWR-3),2 (CE-PWR), and 3 (W-PWR), and Hadam Neck (W-PWR). The Millstone units are currently shutdown associated with NRC request due to licensing, technical, and management concerns. The Hadam Neck unit is still operating. The conccrns at the Hadam Neck facility do not appear as pernicious as those at Millstone Point.

i Focus of Visit:

Introductions and Discussion of Millstone Point and Hadam Neck issues.

Potential NRC Topics of Interest

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  • Management breakdown of safety culture at Millstone

, > Failures to resolve equipment and engineering problems

  • Failure of Plant Review Board (safety review board)
  • Licensing program breakdowns at Northeast Utilities
  • Harassment and intimidation issues 3
  • Get Well Proaram i

(Note:'5 rom an ongoing enforcement perspective, you may only be able to discuss

'some issues in very generic terms. It will be interesting to elicit their perspective on the problems and to discern their level of concerns for making substantive improvements.)

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Bernard M. For is chairman, president, and' chief esecutive officer of the i Northeast Utilitics system (NU).*

He is aim a trtistee of NU and president and chief executive officer and a director of the Connecticut Yankee Atumic Powcr Company.

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% Bom in New York City, Fox was graduated from Regis High Schoolin 1959, l a l r. .q Manhattan College in 1963 with a bachelor of science deFree in electrical i

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! master's degree in the same dir.cipline. In 1979. Fox completed the Program l for Management Development at the If arvard Bu.siness School. In 1982, he completed a special program of study in auditing, legal affairs and financing l 4 l activities, including a three-month assignment with Morgan Stanley and 1 Company in New York City.

l For joined The Hartford Electric Light Company (HELCO) in 1964 as a cadet engineer. In 1966. after l HEI.CO had become a wubsidiary of NU, he was named an engmeer in NU's System Planning Dea 1rtment.

and senior engineer in 1971. He transferred to the utility's Nuclear Engineering and Operatierrs gmup in j 1973. In 1979, he was appointed system director-Engineering Management Services, and system
director -Transmisalon Engineering and Construction in 1980. He was appninte' d to the post of vice l president and general managn--Gas in 1981 and was elected to the pnsition of vice president and chief Unancial officer in 1983. In 1986 he was elected executive vice president and chief accrating and financial j officer. In 1987 he became president and chief operating and financialofficer.and relinquished the pncition of chief financial officer in 1990. In 1993, he was elected president and chief crecutive officer, and he I auumed his present position in 1995.

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Fox serven on the board nf dircetors of Fleet Financial Group, Dexter Corporation.the Connecticut B usiness
and Industry Aroeiution.the institute of Nuclear Power Operations. CIGNA Corporation.The Institute of i Living, and Hanford Hospital. In addition, he is a member of The Mount Holynke Colfege Board of Trustecs. Fox also serves on the Edison Dectric Institute Board of Directors i i 1

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! Council,and a member of the businen commitice of Connecticut Anociation for Human Services.

He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers OEEE) and has held a number of1EEE state and national offices. In addition. he wrved as chairman of the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout

! Council 1995 Woman of Merit Dinner, chainnan of Leadership Greater Hanford from 1988-91. chairman l of the Connecticut Special Olympics Hanford Corporate Advisory Comminec from 1988-91. chairman of

, the 1992 United Way of the Capitsi Area Campaign. and is past chairman of the Open Heanh Capital

! Campaign. He is a fellow and founder of the American Leadership Forum and has taught graduate coure in electrical power systems analysis and related fields as an adjunct professor at the University of j Connecticut, i 1

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'NU is a registered twMitr2 tveyenyfermedin i966 m hone privtcipalaperurL\t=rennpour wittidiaries are The C<urnetskut

! Ught and Fou er Cemrpeny. Holyrde Water Fower Cemsperny. FarMit 5errke Campany of New Howrpshire, and western i Mosme kuserrs Eftr1ruc Ctwrpeny .cnd n+nseprincipalmyrnperating sunninMane r art North Arlantic tnergy Carporatimt.Newth Arlomic Energy Servrre Corporatimt. Northrust Marleer Eery Com.pewy. ond Northener Utilities Servitt Omspany. In eMirion. Charter Ool Errrgy. Inc.. ana HEC inc.. are NU's nonw;Irty suhridtarles. j l

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Ted C. Filgesrbaum is executive vice president and chief nuclear officer for i

~~~" y - the Northeast Utilities system (NU).* Frigenbaum has overull responsibility

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' ,. ? ,f39 Felynbaum is a native of New York City. He received a bachelor of

WC.15F.2 % cugineering degree in mechanical engineering from The City Colk ge of New I

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Y ,, 4$lRb. York in 1972 and is a registered professional enginecr. In 1994, he completerf

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m. .,n j After graduation. Feigenhaum was employed for six years by Stone &

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lead rnechanical engineer on several utility power projects. He was then j

cmployed forcightyears by Ebawa 5ervices.Inc..ofNew York City. wherc he wus a project cngineerduring the design, construction, and operation phases of the St. Lucic Nuclear Power Station in Florida.

j reigenbaurrr has worked at Scabrook since 1984 and joined New Hampshire Yankee (NHY) in 1986.

During the folinwing six years. l.e was responsible for the Seabrook Station's design, engineering.

construction, licensing, and start-up activitics. He became senior vice president and chiefoperating officer j of NHY in 1989, and he was elected president and chief executive officerin 1990 He assumed the position

of chief nuclear officer for North Atlantic in June 1992, and became executive viu president and chief j nuc! car officer for NU's nucicar program in 19%.

l Frigenhaus is a member of the American Nuclear Society and is actise in many civic and cultural organizations in New England.

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l Robert E. Busch is president of the Energy Resources Group for the Northeast j Utilities system (NU).* He has overal! responsibility for the company's nuc! car l and fossil / hydro operations and wholesale marketing.

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Prior to beginning his NU career, Kurch worked on the Apollo Program and on i research for the U.S. Navy in antisubmarine warfare. He joined NU in 1974 as a cost and schedule engineer and held various position $ in the cost and scheduling area. In 1980 he became chief ofcost and schedule control. In 1981 he became project manager of the Millston.: Nuclear Power Station Unit 3 and brought the unit to completion. In 1986 he was named director-Special Financial Projects. In that capacity, he had a period of externive training in corporate lep! matters by Day, Berry & Howard, regulated utility accounting by Arthur Andersen & Co., and

.t four. month internship in public utility financing at Morgan Stanley & Company,Inc.. of New York City.

as well as completion of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration Program for Management Development. He we elected senior vice president in 1987 and, in 1990, was given the additional responsibility of chief financial officer. He was elected executive vice president in 1992.and he mumed his current position in January 1994.

He is on the board of directors of the Nuclear Energy Institute and board of regents of the Univenity of Hartford. He is a director of Connecticut Special Olympics. He is also a senior fc!!ow of the American Leadenhip Forum, and a former member of the American Nuclear Society, from which he received a Certificate of Governance for his performance as chairman of the Connecticut chapter. He has received the Wall Street Journal Awalti for academic excelicnce in businen cduention and has been elected to several honorary societies: Era Kappa NU (for electrical engineering). Beta Gamma Sigma (for businen) and Phi Kappa Phi (for academic performance),

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Man wthrosetts Eiertn'c Camparty, arrd wlusse prinnpal nonopcretting subsliffuries ort Nortit Artcontic Encrp Corpru'onnn.

Noartis Arhneru'Inwrn Service Corpointion. Norethrust Non leur Niter cy Company. and Northroat Utiholen Serrocc Company.

In ark!Irlnn. Charrer (luk Energy Inc..and IIEC inc., arc NU's nuntailiry ardurcisories.

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ELIZABETH T. KENNAN l l- Spring Hill Farm; Town Highway 40 South Woodstock, VT 05071 i.

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EDUCATION 1 i i j 1962-1966 Ph.D., University of Washington, Seattle, WaWngton

. 1960+1982 M.A., Oxon, St. Hilda's College, Oxford Un;versity, England i 1956-1960 A.B., summa cum laude. Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massechusetts 1953-1956 Westfield Senior High School, Westfield, New Jersey l

ACADEMIC DISTJNCTIONS_ AND FELLOWSHIPS

1992 Doctor of Humanities, University of Hartford (Honorary) l i 1988 Doctor of Letters, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Massachusetts l 1985 Doctor of Letters, Catholic Urdversity of America, Washington, D.C.

l 1984 Doctor of Laws, Smith College, Northampion, Messachusetts

1983 Doctor of Humane Letters, Obertin College, Obertin, Chlo

! 1982 Doctor of Humana Letters, St. Mary's Colfege, Notre Dame, Indiana j 1980 Doctor of Humane Letters, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts i 1978 Doctor of Humane Letters, Trinity Colfege, Washington, D.C.

1977 Catholic Univen,rry of Americs," reacher of the Year

' 1960 Marshall Scholasship Woodrow Wilson Fellowship (Honorary)

EMPLOYMENT 1995 President Emerttus, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts 1978-1995 President, Mount Holyoke College and Professor of History, South Hadtsy, Messachusetts 1985 1994 President, Five Colleges incorporated 1970-1978 Ammadata Professor of History; Director, Medieval and Byzantine Studies Program; Director, Program in Early Christian Humanism; 1 Catholic University, Washington, D.C.

1966-1970 Assistant Professor of History, Cathollo University, Washington, D.C.

BOARDS AND . NATIONAL _ COMMITTEES 1993- Member, Soerd of Directors. Consortium on Financing Higher Education 1994- Member of the Committee, Folger Shakespeare Library 1991- Committee on Economic Development 1991- American Institute for Pubtic Service Board of Selectors-Jefferson Awards 1982. ' Member, Board of Directors. Council on Library Resources 1981- Member, Council on Foreign Relations 1985-1994 Member. Board of Trustees, University of Notre Dame 1988 1994 Member. Board of Directors. Tedmoserve. Inc.

1990 1991 Member, Govemor's Narnineting Council 1989.t 991 Vice Chair,1000 Friends of Massachusetts 1986-1991 Member, Indo-U.S. Subcommission on Education and Culture 1986-1990 Member. Dana Foundation. Higher Educa1 ton Program Committee 1980 1985 Member, Board of Trustees, M.ss Porter's School

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lCO'RPORATEBO.4RDS

! 1993 Talbots. Hingham, Massachusetts  ;

1992 The Putnarn Funds. Boston, Ma.lsachusetts j i 1991 Kentuc Home Mutual Life incirance Company. Louisville. Kentucky ,

j 1991- Kent Home Life Insuran :e Company, Louisville, Kentucky l 1984- NYNEX Corporation, White Plains, New York ,

i Chair, Audit Committee j

! 1980- Northeast Utilities, Hartford, Conc,cdicut l Chair, Corporate Responsibirsty Committee l 198}1992 Berkshire Ufa insura1ce Company, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Shawrnut Bank, N.A., Doston, Massachusetts l 1985 1992 I

l l PUBL(CATIONS

! 1993 Comment in " Catholic Universities in Church and Society; A Dialogue on Ex l corde Ecclesiae," Georgetown University Press

]1992 "The Mors' Functions of Higher Education in Modem Society,* University of

Notre DarMs Sc quicentennial Symposium, " Storm Over the University
American Hi.qher Education in an Era of Eroding Confidence."

1989 ' Liberal Education in a Post Modem Worid," in New PaiE4Myas on I iheral-

. Education, University of Washington Press.

1984 The Impact of Education on National and World Affairs." 32nd World Afl' airs

> Symposium, The Leelanau Center for Education, Glen Arbor, Michigan.

I1984 "The Heart of the Matter,' Keynote Address, CASE Assembly, Chicago, Illinois, l i

1983 'Mors', Leadership in the Commun6ty: Some Abbots in the 12'f Century." TN, l Moore Lecture The Catholic University of America.

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' "The Relentless Good: Some Women Artists of the 20th Century," Fairmount 1983

j. Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, Ohio; Monadnock Summer 1 yceum,
Peterborough, New Hampshire.

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1901 " Innocent til, Gro IX, and Political Cmsades," Reform and Authority in the l Medieval and R rmatinn church, ed. Guy F. Lytte, Catholic University Press.

i 1979 'The Curriculum: Osorders in Higher Education." The American Assembly, j Columbia University, Prentice Hall, Irewpersted.

! 1977 " Innocent til Hugotino and Political Crusades: A Study in the Disintegration of

! Papal Power,' accepted for Poona. caunene and Author 1tv 1200-1629, ed. Guy 1 , F. Lytle, Cathofic University Press.

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i 1978 " Antithesis and Argument in the 'De consideratione'.' Studies Presented to

] Jean Leela ra Cistercian Publications.

l 1976 On Consideratino. A translation of the Os_considerationa of St. Bemard of i Clairvaux with introduction and notes. Co-translator John D. Anderson, j Cistercian Publications.

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