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| Issue date: | 06/08/1999 |
| From: | Blossom D, Blossomweiss, Booth S, Carlson J, Cohen B, Cohen E, Cole J, Dobbs L, Dobbs M, Fearon E, Harog J, Hoglund H, Mark King, Kluglein J, Mcdade E, Mozzucchelli F, Ruch S, Schiele E, Scott D, Scottgiry C, Soloir R, Swan E, Van Hassell M, Vogel, Von Wearen C, Walker L AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
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Dear Chairperson Jackson and Members of the Commmission:
While I live in New York State, I am seriously worried about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety. record of any plant in the county.
Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC-has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate.
I mm especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders.
Were an acc} dent to occur at Millstone--and, re6 ding the newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would bp stuck, unable to move out of l
harm's way!
You must act, as onr representative, to shut down Millstone.
And, in the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
This is an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!
Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone.
While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.
It was 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 reactor core."
You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with i
"near misses" of core meltdown.
Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
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This nuclear power plant has the worst' safety record of any plant-in the county.
Despite its history of safety vi~olations.(the NRC has cited andifined this
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I amiespecially worried-because there-is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible'for eastern Long Islande,rs.
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This is an important and essential responsibility,' and we are relying on your'immediate action!
Last week, the' Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety' inspector at Millstone.
While preparing to reopen reactor'#2, Northeast Utilities _ decided to refuel. reactor #3.
It was 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 reactor core."
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This nr. clear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the county.
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I am especially worried because there is NO' ESCAPE, NO. EVACUATION i
possible for eastern Long Islande,rs.
Were an accident to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is
, increasingly likely--we would bp stuck, unable to move out of
. harm's way!
You must act, as oQr representative, to shut down Millstone.
And, in the meantime,-you must provide adequate
' emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
This is an important and' essential responsibility, and we are relying on 5
your immediate action!
Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone.
While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.
It was reported that
" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series gf "near misses" which increased the chance for an accident:that could have damaged the reactor core."
You'cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown.
Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
Don't allow this company in. Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island.
Please do something 2TGHT NOW.
And, please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE Dow" to SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.
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the worst safety record of any plant in the county,.
Despite its history of safety violations!(the NRC has cited an'd fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an al rming rate.
I am especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE',
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Dear Chairperson' Jackson and Members of the Commmission:
While I live'in'New. York State,. I am seriously worried about the Millstone Nuclear-Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the (Long: Island Sound in: Connecticut.
This nuclear power plant has the worst safety-record,of any plant in the county.
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 worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for. eastern-Long Islande,rs.
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Last week,.the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an-internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone.
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Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile. Island.
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You must.act, as onr representative, to shut down Millstone.
And, in the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
important and essential responsibility, This is an and we are relying on your immediate action!
Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone.
Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast It was reported that
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D' ear Chairperson Jackson and Members of the Commmission:
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Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
the worst safety record of any plant in the county.This nuclear power plant history of safety violations Despite its (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continuec' at an alarming rate.
am especially worried because there is 140 ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION I
possible for eastern Long Islande.rs.
Were an accident to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is I
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You must act, as onr representative, to shut down Millstone.
And, in the meantime, you must provide adequate j
emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
important and essential responsibility, This is an and we are relying on your immediate action!
Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at discussed Millstone.
Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.While preparing to reopen reactor #2, N It was 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 reactor core."
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Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island.
Please do something RIGHT NOW.
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This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant-in the county.
Despite its history of safety violations (the NRC has cited and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate.. I am4especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islande.rs.
Were an accident to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would bp stuck, unable to move out of harm's way!
You must act, as onr representative, to shut'down Millstone.
And, in the meantime, you must provide' adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
This is an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!
i Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone.
-While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.
It was 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 reactor core."
You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown.
Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile-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 Chairperson Jackson and Memb0rs of the Commmission:
While I live in New York' State, I.am seriously worried about.
the Millstone Nuclear. Power Plant a' mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.- This. nuclear power plant has the worst safety' record of.any plant in the county.
Despite its history of safety violations (th'e NRC'has cited.and fined this plant repeatedly), mishaps have continued at an alarming rate.
I am especially. worried because there'is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islande,rs.
Were an acc} dent to occur at Millstone--and, reading i.he newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly. likely--we would by stuck, unable to move out of
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You must'act, as'enr representative, to shut'down
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And,'in the meantime, you must provide adequate
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This is an important and egsential responsibility, and we are relying on your'immediate actfon!
'Last. week,_the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON. DAY, discussed an internal report submitted.by. plant safety inspector at Millstone.. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.
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Dear Chairperson Jackson and Members of the Commmission:
While I live in New York State, I am seriously worried about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut.
Thfs nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the county.
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 worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islande.rs.
Were an accident'to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would be stuck, unable to move out of harm's way!
You must act, as oQr representative, to shut down Mi]1 stone.
And, in the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.
This is an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!
Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at 4
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While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3.
It was reported that
" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series Qf "near misses" which increased the chance for an decident that could have damaged the reactor core."
You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown.
Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl!
Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island, Please do something RIGHT NOW.
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