ML20134B663
| ML20134B663 | |
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| Issue date: | 10/13/1995 |
| From: | Shirley Ann Jackson, The Chairman NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| To: | Lim Y KOREA, REPUBLIC OF (SOUTH KOREA) |
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| FOIA-96-493 NUDOCS 9510190389 | |
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..... October 13, 1995 CHAIRMAN Dr. Yong Kyu Lim, President Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety P.O. Box 16 Daeduk-Danji,Taejon, 305-606 Republic of Korea
Dear President Lim:
i Thank you for your letter of September 1,1995. It was my pleasure to meet I you and to continue the warm and open dialogue which I know has characterized the relations between our agencies. I look forward to additional opportunities to further it.
Thank you also for your invitation to visit KINS next April. As you know, I have been invited to deliver a special keynote address to the participants in the annual joint conference of the Korea Atomic Industrial Forum and the Korea Nuclear Society April 11-12. I must be here April 10 for the opening session of the annual NRC Regulatory Information Conference, which will be held April 10-12, but I could leave for Seoul later that day, arrive Thursday evening, and address the KAIF Conference Friday morning, April 12. I am checking now to see whether the KAIF and the KNS can accommodate this schedule. If so, I would certainly hope to visit KINS as well, perhaps Saturday morning, April 13. The staff is developing a detailed itinerary for my consideration. We will be back in touch, both directly and through the U.S. Embassy, with some concrete proposals in the coming weeks.
I look forward to seeing you again and to visiting you in the new KINS headquarters building. You must be quite proud of the many advances KINS has made.
Sincerely, Shirley Ann Jackson ec: Mr. F. Kenneth Crosher Science Counselor U.S. Embassy Seoul
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- i Dr. Kyo-Sun Lee Executive Vice Chairman Korea Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.
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Dear Dr. Lee:
Thank you for your letter of July 29, 1995, and your kind comments on my 4 appointment as the new NRC Chairman.
4 I also appreciate your invitation to deliver a special keynote address to the participants in the opening session of the Korea Atomic Industrial Forum / Korea Nuclear Society's Annual Conference on Thursday, April 11, 1996.
Unfortunately, because of scheduling conflicts, I cannot be in Seoul on i Thursday morning. If it were possible that you could move my presentation to the second day (Friday, April 12) of the conference, I would be pleased to accept. The annual NRC Regulatory Information Conference will be held April 10-12, 1996, and I have already agreed to address its opening session the morning of April 10. I could leave for Seoul later that day, arrive j Thursday evening, and address the KAIF/KNS Conference participants Friday morning. Please let me know whether you can accommodate this alternate
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I look forward to hearing from you soon. In the meanwhile, I wish you success
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Dr. Angela Merkel
. Minister Federal Ministry for Environment. Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Kennedy Allee 5
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Dear Dr. Merkel:
It was a pleasure to meet with you and other senior members of the BMU J
l staff during my first visit to Germany as Chairman of the NRC. The formal a
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a highlight of my trip. In addition to noting our valuable and insightful discussion. I wish to express my sincerest thanks for the breakfast and meeting arrangements at the GRS office. Finally I would like to repeat my invitation to you to visit NRC at your earliest opportunity, and would be f
j pleased to discuss the timing of your visit at your contenience.
, Sincerely, i Shirley Ann Jackson i
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