ML20147C433
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| Issue date: | 01/13/1988 |
| From: | Rehm T NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
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bf k 1 January 13, 1988 For: The Comissioners From: T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JANUARY 8, 1988 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Administration and Resources Management A Nuclear Reactor Regulation B Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C*
Nuclear Regulatory Research D*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data (CRGR Activities) E Governnental & Public Affairs F General Counsel G*
Persnnnel H Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights I*
Special Projects J*
Enforcenent K*
Consolidation L*
Pegional Offices M*
Executive Director for Operations N*
Items Addressed by the Comis:1on 0 Meeting Notices P Proprietary or Other Sensitive Infonnation (Not for Q external distribution)
- No input this week, iT.Ay..,AssistantforOperations Office of the Executive Director for Operations
Contact:
T. A. Rehn, EDO 492-7781 8801190219 880113 PDR COMMS NRCC WEEKLYINFOREPT PDR
l HfGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT dEEK ENDiNG JANUARY 4, 1988
- 1. The new NRC system of records, NRC-35 "Drug Testing Program Records" became effective c.o.b. January 7, 1988. No public coseents :
on the notice of establishment of this new system of records were received.
Correction of Inside NRC Article on Silicone Rubber Insulated Cables The item on the silicone rubber insulated cable issue which appeared in the January 4, 1988, edition of Inside NRC contains some inaccuracies. In particular, the statement that "NRC PLANS TO REQUIRE TESTING OF SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED" cables to verify that they will perfonn adequately during a design basis accident even if the insulation is damaged" is not correct.
No decision to impose such a requirement has been made. The data obtained from the testing perfonned by TVA has not been fully evaluated, however, it does provide some assurance of the environmental robustness of this cable and may, on further analysis, obviate the need for additional testing. The state-ments in the article regarding the staff's initial thinking and approach to a generic resolution of the issue, and its contract with Franklin Research Center, are correct and can be characterized as contingency planning for resolution of potential problems that may arise.
Diagnostic Investigation and Incident Investigation On January 8, a limited number of Diagnostic Evaluation Team members returned to the Duke Corporate offices and McQuire site to follow-up on specific technical and management issues. The site and corporate office follow-up activities were completed on January 8. The evaluation of the overall results and preparation of the initial draft inputs to the team's report is continuing. An exit meeting !
with the utility is scheduled for January 22, 1988. l Negotiations to Begin for Agreement State status for Michigan SLITP is responding to a request from the Michigan State Health Director indicating that the State is prepared to begin negotiations for Agreement State status. Authorization for Michigan to become an Agreement State was enacted in legislation relating to the siting and regulation of a low-level radioactive waste dis >osal facility in the State. SLITP and Region I!! staff plan to meet with Miciigan officials to assist them in preparing their proposal. Michigan has been designated host State for the Midwest Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact.
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
The Headquarters CFC campaign concluded successfully, achieving 102.7 percent of its dollar goal. With a participation rate of 66.2 perr,ent, NRC donations amounted to $191,535 against a goal of $186,500.
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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT t
, STATUS OF REQUESTS - 1988 For 4-Day Period of January 4, 1988 - January 7, 1988 Initial Appeal of -
Request Initial Decision R?ceived This Week 12 1 Completed This Week 9 0 Carryovers From 1987 157 33 Received In 1988 12 1 Granted In 1988 9 0 Denied In 1988 0 0 Pending 160 34 ACTIONS THIS WEEX Received K. M. Skreiner, Requests records of NRC's resolution of public comments Nutech related to Reg. Guide 1.89, Revision 1 Environmental (88-1) Qualification of Certain Electric Equipment Important to Safety for Nuclear Power Plants, June 1984.
Kenneth Boley, Requests records that provide information on the criminal Critical Mass records of unlicensed operators at all nuclear power (88-2) plants.
Kenneth Boley, Requests records that provide (1) information or I Critical Mass requirements for becoming an unlicensed operator and (2)
(88-3) the scores on qualification exams before and after training since January 1, 1983.
Kenneth Boley, Requests records that provide information on the levels Critical Mass of education attained )y current unlicensed operators.
(88-4) 1 Stevi Stephens, Requests records related to (1) 1975 Reed Report, (2) i Nuclear Awareness 1987 Bertram Wolfe Report, and (3) NUREG-7285.
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Lynn Connor, Requests copies of all SES rank and bonus awards l Doc-Search announcerents from the beginnirg of the SES bonus '
i Associates award program through 1987. I 4
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Lynn Connor, Requests a list of the enforcement cases for 1987 that Doc-Search are in the EATS system.
Associates (88-7)
Lynn Connor, Requests records for 1985 and 1986 instructing the Doc-Search NRC staff to issue "cleaner" operating licenses.
Associates (88-8)
Lynn Connor, Requests a copy of the November 6, 1987 staff Doc-Search requirements memo regarding safety goals.
Associates (88-9)
Lynn Connor, Requests copies of the interim and final contractor Doc-Search reports on developing a long range plan for the PDR.
Associates (88-10 Patricia Stevenson, Requests a copy of the purchase order issued to Information Appalachian Computer Services for the keying of exposure Controls Systems data.
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Prabakar Modur Requests a list of all licensees under program code (88-12) 2030.
Stan Jones, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release of denied O!
Fort Worth Star- records relating to a request for an OI investigation Telegram into whether boron testing was being croperly conducted (88-A-1-87-767) on nuclear power plants. !
Granted Lynn Connor, In response to a request for records showing the technical Doc-Search basis for the staff's conclusion that the containnent pump Associates temperature instrumentation is essential, informed the (87-686) requester that records subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
Lynn Connor, In response to a request for copies of (1) records relating Doc-Search to the formulation of the 800 topics referred to in en Associates attachment to SECY-77-561, (2) records that describe how (87-736) the original tepics were reduced to the SEP 137 topics, 4 and (3) records related to SEP that were written in the 1976 and 1977 time frame, informed the requester that 10 records subject to this request are already available ;
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3 Granted, Cont'd M. Michael Devic, In response to a request for copies of all NRC inspection Radiation and ccmpliance reports from January 1980 t) the present Sterilizers, Inc. for nine specified Isomedix, Inc. facilities, made (87-793) available three records. Informed the requester that eight additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
Sherry Thompson, In response to a request for six categiries of records TELOS related to IFB ARM-88-170, made availtale one record.
(87-832) Informed the requester that two additsonal records sebject to this request are already :.vailable at the PDR.
Lyle Graber, In response to a request for copies of the enclosures NUS Corperation to the October 15, 1987 letter transmitting a (87-840) supplemental SER on the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant to the utility, made available copies of the requested records.
(NRC employee) In response to a request for a ccpy of the rating panel's (87-841) evaluation of his application under Yacancy Announcenent No. 87-3306, made available one record.
Lynn Connor, In response to a request for records relating to the Doc-Search formulation of the 800 topics referred to in the attachment Associates to SECY-77-561, informed the requester that the NRC (87-854) located no agency records subject to this request.
James Pembroke, In response to a referral from the D0J of six records J. Cathy Fogel, related to the agreement, the CAJUN /GSU integrated Thomas Rudebusch, transmission system, or any antitrust review of Gulf Duncan, Weinberg, States or the River Bend nuclear power plant, made Miller & Pembroke, available five records. Informed the requester that P.C. one record is already available at the PDR.
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OFFICE OF ADMINIS'- :'ON AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIVISION OF RULES AND RECORDS REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 7, 1988
- 1. The new NRC system of records, NRC-35, "Drug Testing Program Records" breame effective c.o.b. January 7, 1988. No public comments on the notice of establishment of this n.$r systen of records was received.
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JANUARY 8. 19P8 ENCLOSURE A
DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING JANUARY 8, 1988 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-AED-88-316
Title:
"Lease / Purchase of a Babcock and Wilcox (B&W) Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Simulator"
Description:
Contractor shall provide a B&W Nuclear Steam Supply System (NSSS) PWR control room simulator. The simulator will enable the NRC to train NRC inspectors, operator license examiners, and other personnel in the operation and appropriate methodology for inspecting B&W PWR's.
Period of Performance: 6 months with 5 eae year options.
Sponsor: Office of Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Status: Best and Final offers received on January 6,1988, and forwarded to Source Evaluation Panel for review on January 7, 1988.
RFP No.: RS-RG1-88-269
Title:
"Technical Support for Region I Nondestructive Examination Van"
Description:
The contractor shall provide personnel with expertise in the field of non-destructive examination and a radiographic isotope source to perform field non-destructive examinations at nuclear power plants under construction or in operation anywhere in the United States.
Period of Performance: 2 years Sponsor: Region 1 - Engineering Branch Status: RFP closed on January 4, 1988. Proposals forwarded to Source Evaluation Panel for review on January 4,1988.
CONTRACT AWARDED RFP No.: RS-0SP-88-342
Title:
"Review of RETRAN COMPUTER CODE and Plant Specific Information on Steam Generator Overfill for Comanche Peak Steam Electric Stations (CPSES), Units 1 and 2"
Description:
Contractor shall conduct a review of RETRAN COMPUTER CODE for use by Texas Utilities Electric Company in the analysis of non-LOCA events ud accidents for CPSES, Units 1 and 2.
Period of Performance: January 4, 1988 - May 31, 1988 Sponscr: Office of Special Projects Status: A cost-plus-fixed-fee type contract No, NRC-35-88-342 was awarded to SBA/ International Technical Services, Inc., in the amount of
$110,310.00 effective January 4, 1988. This firm has been certified by the Small Business Administration as a socially and economically disadvantaged finn eligible for noncompetitive awards under the agency's 8(a) program. The Small Business Adtninistration executed the contract on December 30, 1987.
JANUARY 8, 1988 ENCLOSURE A
0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending January 8, 1988 SEABROOK UNIT 1 In a recent action, PSNH has offered to give 32 PSNH owned cirens and poles in five of the six Massachusetts towns within the Seabrook EPZ to each of the respective town governments, saying the Massachusetts sirens will no longer be part of the plant's licensing efforts-(The sirens of the sixth town, Newburyport, are already owned by the Town of Newburyport).
PSNH said it is willing to give the sirens to the towns of Newbury, West I Newbury, Amesbury, Salisbury and Merrimac with no obligations required on the part of the towns. In addition, the company said it will disconnect all equipment used by Seabrook personnel to activate the sirens. )
The reasons for the PSNH actions have not as yet been offered; however, the !
decision to give the sirens to the towns follows recent federal court action adverse to PSNb involving pernits issued for the crection of the Massachusetts sirens.
PSNH has indicated it is taking steps to provide alternative methods to notify I residants of a plant emergency, as required by federal law. These steps have :
not as yet been announced.
The actions taken by PSNH will bring about changes to their on-site emergency plans. These changes will need to be formally subnitted tor staff review and :
approval before issuing a low power license.
Correction of Inside NRC Article on Silicone Rubber Insulated Cables The item on the silicone rubber insulated cable issue which appeared in the January 4, 1988, edition of Inside NRC contains some inaccuracies. In particular, the statenent that "NRC PLANS TO REQUIRE TESTING OF SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED" cables to verify that they will perform adequately during a design basis accident even if the Insulation is damaged" is not correct.
No decision to impose such a requirement has been made. The data obtained from the testing performed by TVA has not been fully evaluated, however, it does provide some assurance of the environmental robustness of this cable and may, on further analysis, obviate the need for additional testing. The state-ments in the article regarding the staff's initial thinking and approach to a generic resolution of the issue, and its contract with Franklin Research Center, are correct and can be characterized as contingency planning for resolution of potential pr:blems that may arise.
JANUARY 8, 1988 ENCLOSURE B
Itams of Interest Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Week Enriing January 8, 1988 Incident Response On January 4, the Government Services Administration (GSA) Board of Contract Appeals ruled in NRC's favor concerning the protests filed against the award of the Emergency Response Data System (ERDS) contract to Energy Incorporated.
International at Idaho Falls, Idaho. The Appeals Board Judge ruled against both protests filed by the protester on all counts. The contract which was placed on hold pending the cppeals board ruling, is being revised to reflect the 3-month delay. Work is Expected to be fornally initiated during the week of January 11, 1988.
On January 4-5, an Incident Response Branch (IRB) staff member taught a course on Radiological Assessment to licensees, and state and local responders at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The course curriculum which covered such topics as reactor systems, severe accident consequences, and protective action decision-making, was well received.
On January 6, an IRB staff member met with the Department of Energy (DOE) and FEMA officials to resolve comments and issues pertaining to the Federal Field Emergency-2 (FFE-2) report. The meeting resulted in agreement on most issues at the management level.
On January 7, an IRB staff nenber attended an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)/NRC interface meeting to discuss such issues as reportable quantities, National System for Energency Conditions, and relationships between the two agencies.
Diagnostic Investigation and Incident Investigation 4 On January 8, a limited numbe of Diagnostic Evaluation Tean members returned to the Duke Corporate offices and McQuire site to follow-up on specific technical and management issues. The site and corporate office fcilow-up activities were compleud on January 8. The evaluaticn of the overall. results and preparation of the initial draft inputs to the team's report is continuing. An exit meeting with the utility is scheduled for January 22, 1988.
Prelininary Notifications The following Prelininary Notifications were issued during the past week. :
- a. PN0-I-87-120, Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation (Nine Mile Point Unit 2),
Forced Outage Greater than 48 Hours.
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- b. PN0-I-88-01, Philadciphia Electric Company (Peach N ttom/ Limerick),
Philadelphia Electric Company Realignment of Nue sar Management - Update.
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- c. PN0-I-88-02, Department of Agriculture (License No.: )9-00915-06), Damage to Irradiator in Excess of $2000,
- d. PNO-I-88-3, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Iricorporated (Indian i
Point Unit 2), AIT Dispatched to Site Due to Boiling a Stean Generator Dry During Plant Heatup.
l e. PNO-I-88-4, Borough of State College, The 3 t of Generally Licensed Tritium Exit Signs.
- f. PN0-II-88-01, Carolina Power and Light Compar.y (Brunswick Unit 2),
Region II DispMches Augmented Inspection Team (AIT) to Brunswick.
- g. PNO-III-87-157A, Mallinkrodt Incorporated, Missing Molybdenun-00 Generator - (Update),
- h. PNO-III-87-158, Wisconsin Industrial Testing, Incorporated (License No.:
48-17480-01), Possible Radiographer Overexposura.
- i. PNO-III-87-193C, Case Western Reserve University (License No.: 34-00738-04),
News Media Interest in Laboratory Contanination - (Third Update).
- k. PNO-IV-87-64, Marathon Oil Company (Licensee: Dowell Schlumberger, Docket No.: 30-05899), Oil Drilling Platforn Fire Endangering Cesium-137 Sealed Sources.
- 1. PNO-IV-87-64A, Marathon Oil Compary (Licensee: Dowell Schlumberger, Docket No.: 30-05899), Oil Drilling Platforn Fire Endargering Cesium-137 Sealed Sources (Update). ,
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- m. PNO-IV-88-01, Mercury Delivery Service, Apparent Theft of Two Mallir.ekrodt, l Incorporated Technetium Generators. !
- n. PNO-IV-80-02, None, Trarsportation Accident. l 1
- o. PNO-V-87-85, Agreement State, State of Washington, Accident Involving a Vehicle Carrying Low-Levc1 Radioactive Waste.
JANUARY 8, 1988 ENCLOSURE E
ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF GOVERNMENTAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Week Ending January 8, 1988 State, Local, and Indian Tribe Programs Negotiations to Begin for Agreement State status ior Michigan SLITP is responding to a request from the Michigan State Health Director indicating that the State is prepared to begin negotiations for Agreement State status. Authorization for Michigan to become an Agreement State was enacted in legislation relating to the siting and regulation of a low-level radioactive waste disposal facility in the State. SLITP and Region III staff plan to meet with Michigan officials to assist them in preparing their proposal. Michigan has been designated host State for the Midwest Low-level Radioactive Waste Compact.
Region III Status of Fermi 2 Nuclear Power Station to be Reviewed The Regional Administrator and rembers of the regional staff met January 5, 1980, in Monroe, Michigan, with representttiver of the Monroe County Commission to review the status of the Fermi 2 Nuclear Power Station. Region III is reviewing a request by Detroit Edison Company for authorization to take the unit to full power from the current power level restriction of 75 percent.
The licensee submitted its request on December 30, 1987.
Meetings Scheduled for_ _the Week of January 11-15, 1988 12 Briefing by 'J.S. Ecology en proposal for "mixed-waste" facility -
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1 0FFICE OF PERSOENEL i ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending January 8, 1988 Arrivals and Departures The following new employees will join the staff on dancery 11: Jack Horner, Health Physicist in Region V; Hilliam Newmyer and Kerry Rod, Engineering Aides in the Headquarters Cooperative Education Program; Lillian Schouten and Ilene Solomon, Secretaries in RES and AE0D, respectively and Jean Anderr - Dffice Assistant in Region I. The one departure for the week ending January 8 was Jeanette Glass from RES, Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS)
At the December 31, 1987 conclusion of the open season for employees to exercise their option to join the FERS, a total of 195 NRC staff members switched to the new retirement system. Efforts to educate employees included 25 all-employee announcements, 48 briefings and some 616 one-on-one counseling sessions.
NRC Drug Screening Prearam The Commission was briefed on January 6 on the status of all activities relating to initiating and conducting NRC's drug screening program.
Implementation will occur only after publication of final guidelines by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), approval of NRC's plan by the Department or Justice, and certification of NRC's plan by HHS.
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
The Headquarters CFC campaign concluded successfully, achieving 102.7 percent of its dollar goal. With a participation rate of 66.E percent, NRC donations amounted to $191.535 against a goal of $186,500.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDINO JANUARY 8, 1988 A. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON EE0 FROGAAM, 2:30 F.M., Tt1URSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFfCE (OPM PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - SECY to V. Stello, Jr., dated 1/5/88 The Commission
- was briefed by the staff and representatives of selected employee advisocy committees on the c'.atus and progress of NRC's Equa1 Employment Cpportunity Prograla.
The Commission requests an information prper outlining the EEO training programs and how they _ulfill tue aceds of the Commis-sion. The paper should also respond to the following:
- a. The Commission desires improvements in staff's presenta-tion of statistical data in future meetings.
(1) For the statistics provided in the briefing, submit consistent graphical representations of the signifi-cant data (e.g., at minimum, between 1980 and the present). All graphs should be readily comparable.
(2) Provide graphical representation of years in service versus number of women and Ininoritias leavir.g the Commission. Discuss trends and rease 9 for leaving.
Include information on the overal.1 turnerer rate for the Commission as well as that for indtvicial offices and compare with the respective turt.over rates for women and minorities,
- b. The Commission is concerned about NRC's ability to attract and retain more women and minorities to its senior level and SES positions.
.(1) Provide data on female and minority representation within NRC, differentiating between legal, technical, and non-technical job classifications reflecting incumbent academic background and job experience.
Compare these data with similar breakdowns for other agenci'es (e.g., DOE, NSF, EPA, FERC and DOJ).
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(2) Examine the EEO programs at EPA and FERC, and how they differ from those at the NRC. Specifically, address how these agencies attract a larger number of qualified women into their SES pool than does NRC.
(3) Provide the Commission with a recent update of NRC's assessment of the pool of technically trained /.
qualified women and minorities within the work force and compare the applicable information with the current personnel situation at NRC. Data on the availability of attorneys should also be included.
(4) Address haw management intends to more actively review the selection and approval of SES promotions where women are on the "best qualified" list and are not selected. Supply data showing the average grade level for NRC women dating back at least to 1980.
- c. Eescribe how the staff has taken an active role and how it intands to improve publicizing available training programs to all employees and offering women and minorities the opportunity for strengthening their backgrounds to compete for promotion:.
- d. Addecsa the afoalance of EEG performance 6mong regions and headquarterc and what actions, if any, are being taken or can be taken to remedy the imbalance,
- e. Determine if secretarial positions can be upgraded tc account for increasing responsibilities beyond the tradi-tional secretarial duties, and if the NRC can exp&nd its secretaria'l pool by entering in cooperative arrangement with local high schools and recruiting male secretaries, as examples. Staff should assess the extent to which NRC's high average grade is attributable to clerical
, positions (and others GG-10 and below).
- f. Reassess NRC's RIF procedures to determ.ne whether the h inclusion of bitmping and retreat rights will have an adverse affect on women, minorities, and the NRC's age
} discri- nation program. Compare NRC's RIF procedures with those similar agencies to assure a thorough assessment and recommendation'for the needs of F:4c Commission.
i Discuss the legal issues which must us considered.
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- g. Pursue efforts to improving staff morale at all levels and on refocusing management attention on leadership and obtaining the best from all employees. Report on the status of morale within the staff and actions required to improve morale. Address whether poor ruorale is a contributor to the turnover rate of qualified and desirable personnel.
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- h. Address the efforts made to recruit each of the minority groups into NRC. Discuss what rew efforts, if any, will be made to attract minorities.
- 1. Discuss the findings of the April 1987 child care "needs assessment" survey and if these findings will be applicable at the time the second building is ready for occupancy.
Participation in this survey was restricted to those employees currently using child care. If staff elects to update or repeat the survey, efforts should be made to query all employees as to whether they would have made use of such a service when their children were younger.
The staff should be prepared to discuss all of the above mentioned items at the next EEO briefing, which tentatively will be scheduled in May, 1988.
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DATE/T*ME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 1/12/88 50-247 Room 432 To discuss the IPE-2 proposed power NRC/ coned /NUS M. Slosson 10:00 a.m. Phillips Bldg. uprate 1/13/88 Room P-110 To discuss important problems en- NRC/WOG/NUMARC E. Butcher 9:00 a.m. Phillips Bldg. countered in the review of W- BNL/ W-Topical Report WCAP-10271 1/14/88 Room 116 To discuss Ongoing Inservice Pump NRC/BECo R. Wessman 8:30 a.m. Phillips Bldg. and Valve Test Program Review 1/15/88 50-348/ Room P-118 APCo will review the recent 6-inch NRC/APCo/SCS E. Reeves
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- 00 a.m. 364 Phillips Bldg. safety injection crack and analysis Bechtel/ W-as it may relate to generic implications to PWRs.
1/19/88 669 Room P-110 Staff briefing by EPRI on Advanced NRC/EPRI P. Leech 8:30 a.m. Phillips Bldg. LWR Req. Document Chapter 5, "Engineered Safety Systems" 1/20/88 50-309 Room P-114 To discuss applicability _of the CE NRC/ Maine Yankee P. Sears 9:00 a.m. Phillips Bldg. Small Break LOCA Code to Maine Yankee 4
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