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| Site: | Millstone, Three Mile Island  |
| Issue date: | 07/13/1999 |
| From: | Carlson J, De Scovine D, Fugikawn B, Kluglein J, Nevel E, Plumb A, Sandell C, Schimmer D, Scott A, Von Hassell M, Katie Wagner AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| To: | Travers W NRC |
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July 13,1999 Dr. William D. Travers Nuclear Regulatory Comission 11555 Rockville Pike Rockvillle, Maryland 20852
Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reponed that Northeast U'tilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was al;o reported that " poor plannini; for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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As a resident of Eastern long Island, I am ' seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite
'its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have
- continued at an alarming rate.iI am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION pos:;ible for Eastern IAng Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
.You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, lendon Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that : " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior' mishaps that were reported.
3 l You cannot allow' this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core L meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in
' Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW.- And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE. i
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident 'of Eastern I.ong Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone ,
_ Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
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This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone,
. which is increasingly likely, we'would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you mu'st provide adequate emergency planning in' case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that~ " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a
- series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the
- core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in
' Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Iong Island.
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L Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT x YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As a' resident of Eastern Long Island,;I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
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' This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite j its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined.this plant repeatedly), mishaps have i continued at an' alarming rate. I'am especially' concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in' case of radiological accident. This is an important I and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities
~ in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported
~t hati" poor planning, for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering i the prior mishaps that were reported. ;
' You cannot" allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know W. HAT
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11555 Rockville Pike Rockvillie, Maryland 20852 s
Dear Dr. Travers,
j As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone ;
Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
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l This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite j its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have !
continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO I EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
i You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important j and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a j series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the I core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported. i You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core
. meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported '
that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU EAVL DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
Sincerely,
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Dr. William D. Travers Nuclear Regulatory Comission 11555 Rockville Pike Rockvillie, Maryland 20852
Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate rtion.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor plannini, for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plan'. led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
, As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned aboat the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite
- its history of safety violations. (the NRC has' cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have
' continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you
.. must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided ta refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a
. series of "near Misses" .which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
.. You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL.- Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
y Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT
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Dear Dr. Travers,
.'As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite Lits history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act; as eur representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
i Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, Iondon Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported
- that " poor planning for current refueling outage'at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a c series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. WitHa the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
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You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core J
- meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company m Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on long Island.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern Long Islard, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the vmtst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, Iendon Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
i As a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone
. Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite
- its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO' ESCAPE, NO
' EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way. .
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Mllistone. And in the mean time, you
. must provide adequate emergency planning in' case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
1 Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities 1 in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported - !
_ that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the Lcore reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering i the prior mishaps that were reported, e You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown; Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in i
.' Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW.' And 'please write back and let me know WHAT YOU~HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As'a resident of Eastern Long Island, I am-seriously concerned about the Millstone
~ Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety rt. cord of any plant in the country. Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
-You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you
. must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important
- and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
. Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported 1 that " poor plannini, for current refueling outage at Millstohe #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the
- core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks ' reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to' create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT LYOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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Dear Dr. Travers,
As 'a resident of Eastern Iong Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone
.. Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite ;
. its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have j
- continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO
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. which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
. You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you
.must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, Iondon Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation' for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 ~ reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Po'wer Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the .
core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering
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- l. .-You cannot allow 'this plant to' operate and threaten us with "near misses" 'of core L meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
. Please do something' RIGHT- NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT
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Dear Dr.' Travers,
As a resident of Eastern long Island, I am seriously concerned ,ibout the Millstone
-Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite
- its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Iong Islanders..Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act,' as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in' case of radiological accident. This is an important and esse;.itial resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported thut Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported
- that " poor plannini, for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in
' Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on lang Island.
Please do.something RIGHT NOW. An'd please write' back and let me know WHAT
- YOU_ HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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11555 Rockville Pike Rockvillie, Maryland 20852
Dear'Dr. Travers,
' As a resident of Eastern long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone
- Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the long Island Sound in Connecticut.
_ This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite -
' its history of ~ safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an. alarming rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
- Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor plannini; for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering the prior mishaps that were reported.-
You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core
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, meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL.' Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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.11555 Rockville Pike .
Rockvillie, Maryland 20852
Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern Long Island,11 am seriously concerned about the Mllistone -
qNuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the Ieng Island Sound in Connecticut.
' This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite i
its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming. rate. I am especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO
. EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
..You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you m_ust provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refue! #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering
- the prior mishaps that were reported.
LYou cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in f Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
'Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT L YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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'11555 Rockville Pike Rockvillle, Maryland 20852
Dear Dr. Travers,
As a resident of Eastern long Island, I am seriously concerned about the Millstone
.' Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles across the long Island Sound in Connecticut.
. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the country. Despite
.its history of safety violations ~(the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. -I ain' especially concerned that there is NO ESCAPE, NO
' EVACUATION possible for Eastern Long Islanders. 'Were an accident to occur at Millstone, which is increasingly likely, we would be trapped and unable to move out of harm's way.
You MUST act, as our representative to shut down Millstone. And in the mean time, you must provide adequate emergency planning in' case of radiological accident. This is an important and essential resonsibility and we are relying on your immediate action.
Early in June the Connecticut newspaper, London Day, reported that Northeast Utilities in preparation for reopening # 2 reactor also decided to refuel #3 reactor. It was also reported that " poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a ,
series of "near Misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the core reactor. Within the last 2 weeks reactor # 3 has been restarted. This is alarming considering i the prior mishaps that were reported. i You cannot allow this plant to operate and threaten us with "near misses" of core l meltdown. Don;t be responsibile for another CHERNOBYL. Don't allow this company in i Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW. And please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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has the worst safety record of any nuclear facility in the United States. And, there is NO EVACUATION PLAN for eastern Long Island. Years ago, emergency planners concluded that it would be j impossible to evacuate eastern Long Island-and, the population l has only grown since then. In spite of our vulnerable position, the NRC has given Northeast Utilities the approval to operate two reactors (Units #2 & #3) at the plant. And, the day'before the unit #2 was to restart, unit #3 was partially shut down ("a cold shut down") for internal' problems. This situation is dangerous.
-We would like you to know how difficult it is.to get off Long Island in an automobile. Why can't.you come out here some weekend 'in the summer, say on a Friday night, and leave-on a Sunday evening? You would find yourself'as terrified as we are about the prospects of a nuclear mishap at Millstone.
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