ML20237D630
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| Issue date: | 12/16/1987 |
| From: | Mcdonald W NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM) |
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S:axa,go,m 8 3 Request for OMB Review 9" 7 " ^
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M4 Read instruction betore comsetmp form Do not use the same SF 83 Send tnree copies of this form, the material to be reviewed, and for to request both an Executive Oroer 12291 renew and approvat under paperwork-three copses of the supporting statement, to.
the Paperwork Reduction Act Answer a i questions in Part L if this request is for review under E.O.
Office of Informat;on and Regulatory Affairs 12291, complete Part ll and sign the regu;atory certification. If this Office of Management and Budget request is for approval under the Paperwork Reduction Act and 5 CFR Attention Docket Library, Room 3201 1320. skip Part II. compiete Part til and sign the paperwork certification.
Washington, DC 20503 PART l.-Complete This Part for All Requests.
- 1. Departmentiagency and Bureau, office orig nating request
- 2. Agency code U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 3 1 5 0
- 3. Name of person wno can best answer questions regarding*his request Telepnone number Claudia Seelig (301 >427-4072
- 4. Tstie of mtormotion coliection or rulemaking Caseload Planning Survey
- 5. Legal authority f or mtorrnation cottection or t'uie (cite Unstea States Code, Pubhc Law. or Executive Order) d2 USC.2%d
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- 6. Affected pubhc (check all that app'y>
5 C Federalagenciesor employees 1 C Ind'vicuats or housencres 3 U Farms 6 C Non. profit institut.ons
- 2. O State or locayeveeents a %] Businesses or other for-proftt 7 10 smaii busmesses or organeations PART ll.-Complete This Part Only if the Request is for OMB Review Under Executive Order 12291
- 7. RegJlation identi e* Norrber (RIN) t
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[Tvpe 0 sucm.ss;on tctwcx one m een uwsory)
Type of revsew requested 4
Classification Stage of development 10 Standard 1 C Major 1 0 Proposed or dra,1 2
eending 2 C Nonmajor 2 C Fmalorinter:mfmai.withpriorproposai 3 C Emergency 3 0 rmai or interim finat. witnout prior proposai 4 C statutoryorjudiciaideadnne
- 9. CFR section affected CFR
- 10. Does this regulation contain reportmg or recordkeeping requirements that require OMB approval under the Paperwork Reduction Act and 5 CrR 1320?
. O ves O No 11.11 a major rule. is there a regulatory impact analysis attached' 10 ves 2 O No if"No." did OMB waive the analysis?
3 0 ves 4 O No 4
C;rtific: tion for Regulatory submissions in submitting this request for OMB review, the authorced regulatory contact and the program official certify that the requirements of E.0,12291 and any applicable pohcy directtves have been comphed with.
signsture of program official Date 8712240091 B71216 Signature ef authorced regulatory contact PDR ORG EUS Date 12 40MB use only) l Previous editions obsolete 83 108 standard form 83 (Rev. 9 83)
NSN 754400-634 4034 Prescribed by OMB 5 CFR 1320 and E 0.12291
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PART IH.-Complete This Part Only if the Raquest is for Approval of a Collection of Inforrnation Undet the Paperwork Reduction Act and 5 CFR 1320.
- 13. test act -Decce reet rses and a9ected pubhc in 50 words or less
' Nuclear Facilities, Budgeting' NRC requests information each year.from current and potential licensees, primarily suppliers of fuel and associated services for the nuclear power industry, about their-plans to submit license review requests-to the NRC.
The information, af ter being reviewed and tabulated, serves as the A g e ncy_s ource_for_ ras e l oa dJhnning_prolect i o n s f o r bu d g e t f o rmu la t i o n.
- 14. Type of irstorrr.at ori cobection (check oWy one)
Information collections not contained in rules
'lb Reguiar suDmission 2 C Ernergency suomission(certificationartached)
Information collections containedin rules 3 O Existing resviation(no chanseproposed>
6 rmai or mienm tenai witnout pnor NeRM 7 Enter date of expe;ted or actuai rederai 4 C N0tice of proposed rulemaking(NPRM)
A C Regutar submission Register pubhcation at this stage of rulemakmg 5 C Finat. NPRM was previously pubbshed B C Emergency submission (certification attached)
(month, day, year).
- 15. Type of review requested (check only one) 1 O new coiiection 4 O Reinstatement of a previously approved collection for which approval 2 O Revision of a currently approved collection has expired 3b Extension of the expiration date of a currently approved collection 5 C Existing conection in use without an oMB control number without any change in the substance or in the method of collection
- 16. Agency report form number (s)(include standard /optionalform number (s))
- 22. Purpose of mformation collection (check as many as appiy)
'NRC Form 462 1 C Appkcation for benefits 2 C Program evaluation
- 17. Annual reportmg or d:sclosure burden 3 C Genera 1 purpose statistics 1 Number of respondents.
70 4 C Regulatory or comphance 2 Number of responses per respondent 1
5 C Program planning or management 3 Total annual responses (hne 1 times hne 2) 70 6 C Research 4 Haurs per response d
I 7 C Audit 5 tetai hours (hee 3 times hne 4)
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I8. Annual recorokeepmg burden
- 23. frequency of recordkeep ng or reporting (check all that appry) 1 Number of recorakeepers 1 C Recerckeeping 2 Annual hours per recordheeper.
Reporting 3 Totai recordkeepmg hours (hne l times hoe 2) 2 C onoccas.on 4 Recordkeeping retention penod years 3 C WeeUy
- 19. Tota! annuai becen 4 C Monthh 1' Requested (h"e 17 5 plus kne 18-3).
?80 5 C Quarteriy
. 2 in current oMB inventory 280 6 C Sem.annuaky 3 Differenct eine 11ess hoe 2) 0 7 { Annua 0y Explanation of difference 8L) 6,ennal!y 4 Prograrn change 9 C other(desenbe) 5 Adjustment
- 20. Current (most recent) oMB control number or comment number
- 24. Respondents' obhgat.on to comply (check the strongest obhgation thatapphes) 3150-0072 I t; voivntary
- 21. Requested expiration date 2 O Reauired to obtain or retam a benefit 3 years from approval date 3 C uandatory
' 25. Are the respondents pnmar ly educational agencies or institutions or is the primary purpose of the collection related to Federal education programs? O ves @ No
- 26. Does the agency use samphng to select respondents or does the agency recommend or prescribe the use of samphng or statistical analysis by respondents?
. O ves @ No 27, RIgulatory authority for the entormation collection CFR
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. hperwork Certification fn submitting this request for oMB approval, the agency head, the senior official or an authonzed representative, certifies that the requirements of 5 CFR 1320. tne l
J Pnvacy Act, statistical standards or direct!ves, and any other apphcable inforrnation pohey directives have been comphed with.
1 Signature of program official Date y2 ea e S@ nature of agency head, the senior official or an authonfed repre!(entative Date
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William G. Mcdonald, Director Office of Administration and Resources Manaanment 4 CPO : 1984 0 - 453-776
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i SUPPORTING STATEMENT FOR NMSS CASELOAD PLANNING SURVEY Justification Need for and Agency Use of Information The Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) requests information each year from current and potential licensees about their plans to submit license review requests to the NRC, to assist NMSS in preparing a caseload forecast prior to budget formulation.
The HMSS caseload forecast serves as the single agency source for planning projections for licensing for all domestic activities regulated by the NRC except reactors.
The information collected is reviewed, tabulated, and summarized by type of application request, proposed activity and estimated application submittal date. The summary is not published but serves as the back-up for the planning projections (numbers of cases by program area) which are set forth in a document issued to appropriate NRC offices by the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards.
The summary is available on request by writing to:
Director, Program Management, Policy Development and Analysis Staff Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission j
Washington, DC 20555 Reduction of Burden Through Information Technology There are no legal obstacles to reducing the burden associated with this information collection.
Respondents may use electronic information processing 4
systems to prepare and submit required information.
1 Effort to Identify Duplication The Federal Information Locator System was searched to determine NRC and other Federal agency duplication.
None was found.
Effort to Use Similar Information There is no similar information available to the NRC.
Effort to Reduce Small Business Burden The majority of the suppliers of nuclear fuel and associated services needed for the nuclear power industry are not small businesses.
However, some com-panies in the survey may be small businesses.
Small businesses typically don't have as many operations subject to NRC licensing as large businesses.
There-fore, the burden is not as great because they have less information to submit in response to the survey.
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Consequences of Less Frequent Collection The data is requested annually (normally in December of each year).
A response is requested within 45 days.
After the responses are tabulated, the summary data is reviewed by the staff of 7ppropriate NRC offices.
The caseload fore-cast document is issued about April each year.
Collection of the information less frequently would not permit NRC to make accurate caseload projections needed for budget planning.
Circumstances Which Justify Variation from OMB Guidelines There are no variations from OMB Guidelines.
Consultations Outside the Agency There have been no outside consultations since the previous clearance.
Confidentiality of Information k
None, except for proprietary information.
Sensitive Questions None.
Estimate of Compliance Burden Information is requested from approximately 100 current and potential NRC licensees under 10 CFR Parts 40, 70, 71 and 72, primarily suppliers of nuclear fuel and associated services needed for the nuclear power industry.
Since responses are voluntary, the response rate is about 70 percent.
Each response would require an average of about 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> to gather data, prepare a response and obtain company management approval.
With approximately 70 respondents submitting one response per year, the estimated total response burden is 280 hours0.00324 days <br />0.0778 hours <br />4.62963e-4 weeks <br />1.0654e-4 months <br />.
The estimated cost to industry, at $60 per hour, is $16,800 per year.
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Estimate of Cost to the Federal Government l
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The estimated cost of the NRC staff effort in preparing and mailing the request, distributing responses, and summarizing and reviewing data is approximately $9,600.
j Source of Burden Data and Methods for Estimating Burden l
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Burden and cost data are based on staff experience from past years.
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NRC Form 462 OMB-3150-0072 Expires:
12/31/87 UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE INDUSTRY *** FUTURE ACTIVITY SURVEY l
FROM:
RETURN TO:
Applicant or Licensee:
Jesse L. Funches, Director Program Management, Policy Development Mailing Address:
and Analysis Staff Office of Nuclear Material Safety i.
Data Furnished By:
and Safeguards 1
Title:
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Contact for Add'l Information:
Washington, D. C.
20555
Title:
l Ph:ne:
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Description of Survey Data Items I
Type of Request:
New Facility, major modification, amendment, renewal, or i
decommissioning.
D:scription of Activity:
Indicate clearly the type and capacity of fuel cycle facility, transportation package, or independent spent fuel storage.
Also describe the proposed process addition or modification, or other anticipated request (s) requiring a licensing action.
i Estimated Application Date:
Month and year application and support inforniation is expected to be submitted to NRC for review.
i Description of Activity Estimated Typ2 of Docket No. &/
Type of Fuel Cycle Proposed Application Request or Location Facility / Package Type Activity Submittal Date w
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,o Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) is again updating
- s forecast of license applications to be submitted for resource planning id budget preparation.
The forecasts are needed through FY93.
Your input l
s important to help make our projections as realistic as possible and to help ssuro that we will be prepared to review your applications expeditiously ad efficiently when they are received.
lease complete as much as possible of the information requested on the
,closod form, including all anticipated activities that may require icensing actions between receipt of this letter and October 1993.
his roquest contains information collection requirements that are subject 3 ths Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (44 U.S.C.
3501 et seq.).
These equirGments were approved by the Office of Management and Budget, approval Juber 3150-0072, which expires on The estimated average Jrdon per response is four hours.
Respondents should direct any comments 1 the accuracy of the estimate to Brenda J.
Shelton, NRC Clearance Officer, scords Management Branch, U.
S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington,
.C.
20555, and to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, ffico of Management and Budget, Washington, D.C.
20503.
r appreciate that your long range plans may not be firm, but we do need
)ur best estimates at this time.
If a submittal date is uncertain or is application itself is tentative, please indicate this fact, and we will
-est the data accordingly. In addition, if your longer range estimates 11y indicate a plan to construct a facility with no specifics, we would apreciate this information also.
(Please indicate if the facility is 1ticipated to be in an Agreement State or a non-Agreement State since this ill affect Ilcensing responsibility.)
lasse complete your response in time to reach this office by February 19, 1988.
e plon to repeat our request for this type of information about once a aar.
If you have any questions or require assistance in completing the Jrvey form, please contact Claudia Seelig of the HMSS staff by telephone, 301) 427-4072.
Sincerely, Jesse L. Funches, Director Program Management, Policy Development and Analysis Staff Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards 1 closure:
As stated
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J.
P. Watters P.'O.
Box 11646 Lynchburg, VA 24506 Botte11e Columbus Laboratories Attn
- Mr. Harley ~foy Manager, Nuclear Services 505' King Avenue Columbus, OH 43201 Bette11e, Pacific Northwest Laboratories Attn
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Chika11a, Director Facilities and Operations P.
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Box 2654-Cesper, Wyoming 82602 Cerolina Power & Light Company Attn
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Utley Executive Vice President Power Supply & Engineering & Construction P. 0.. Box 1551 Raloigh, NC 27602 Cham-Nuclear Systems, Inc.
Attn Mr. William B.
House Director, Licensing 220 Stoneridge Drive Suite 100 Columbia, SC 29210 Chometron Corp.
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Wilner Two Oliver Plaza P.
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Box 456 Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Chevron Resources Company Attn Mr.
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Burgess Mine Manager
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Box 1150
'Gronts, NM 87020 Cintichem, Inc..
Stor11ng Forest Research Center Attn:
Mr. Stewart'J. Somerville, President P.
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Tuxedo, NY 10987 Cloveland-Cliffs. Iron' Company Attn
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Louderback, Director of Environmental Affairs 818 Taughenbaugh Blvd.
. Rifle, CO 81650 C-E Power Systems Combustion Engineering, Inc.
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Mr.
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Box 107, Route 21A Honctite, MO-63047 Coubustion Engineering, Inc.
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1000 Prospect Hill Road P.
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Box 500 Windsor, CT. 06095-0500 Combustion Engineering, Inc.
Attn Mr.
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Scherer, Director Nuclear Licensing
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Box 500 Windsor, CT 06095-500
'Conoco,. Incorporated Attn:
Mr.
J.
E.
Cearley, Principal Director Environmental Services 600 North Dairy Ashford 1140'Marland Bldg.
Houston, TX 77079 Cotter Corporation Attn Mr. Timothy C.
Smith Manager of Environmental Affairs 12596 West Bayaud Ave., #350 Lekowood, CO 80228 Ecstman Kodak Company Attn
- Mr. John H. Heyer
. Kodak Park, Bldg. 320 Rochester, NY 14650 Enorgy Fuels Nuclear, Inc.
Attn Mr. M.
D. Vincelette, Vice President Uranium & Mineral Operations uno Tabor Center, Suite 2500 1200 17th Street Dsnver, CO 80202 i
l Everest Minerals Corporation l
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Buckley Environmental Coordinator P.
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Box 1339 Corpus Christi, TX 78403 Exxon Coal & Minerals Company Attna Mr.
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Patton, Manager Environmental and Regulatoty Affairs P.
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Box 1314 Houston, TX 77251-1314 Fensteel, Inc.
Attn:
Mr. Michael J.
Nocniak General Counsel Number One Tantalum Place N.
Chicago, IL 60064 Ferrett Exploration Company of Nebraska, Inc.
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Mr. Stephen P.
Collings Vice President 1800 Glenarm, Suite 300 l
Denver, CO 80202 Florida Inst. of Technology Attna G.
N. Wels, Head Department of Biology and RSO 150 W.
University Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901 University of Florida Dept. of Nuclear Engineering Attn Mr. William G.
Vernetson Director of Nuclear Facilities j
Room 202 Nuclear Science Center Gainesville, FL 32611 GA Technologies Nuclear Materials Control Div.
Attn:
Mr. William R.
Howry Licensing Administrator P.O.
Box 85608 San Diego, CA 92138 Gamma Industries Attn Mr. Raneta Riddle Vice President & General Manager 2255 Ted Dunham Avenue Baton Rouge, LA 70802 General Electric Company Vallecitos Nuclear Center Attn Mr.
G.
E.
Cunningham Sr. Licensing Engineer P.
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Box 460 Pleasanton, CA 94566 General Electric Company Nuclear Fuel & Components Manufacturing Attn Mr.
T.
Preston Winslow
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'Wilmington, NC -28402-G0noral Electric Company
-Weste Management Services Operation Attna. Mr.
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Volland Manager, Morris Operation 310 DeGuigne Drive P.
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Box 3508, Mail Code S-56 Sunnyvale,1CA 94088 GNS.
Attn
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Rollins U.S.
Representative 340 Six Branches Court Roswell, GA-30076 Honostake Mining Company Attn
- Mr.. David B.
Crouch, Corporate Manager i
Environmental Affairs 650 California Street 9th Floor San Francisco, CA 94108 Idaho State University i
School of~ Engineering Attna Albert E.
Wilson Reactor Supervisor P.
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Box 8060 Pocatello,-ID 83209 IRT Corporation Attn Mr. Paul R.
Maschka Radiation Safety Officer P.
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Box 85317 San.Diego, CA 92138-5317
.Korr-McGee Corporation Attn Mr. John C.
Stauter, Director Nuclear Licensing & Regulation Korr-McGee Center P.
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Oklahoma City, OK 73125 Malopal Resources Co.
Attn Mr.
F.
C.
Hohne President 2828 N.
Central, Suite 880 Phoonix, AZ 85004 Mollinckrodt, Inc.
j Attn Mr. James K.
Grant, Director Environmental Affairs P.
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Box 5840 675 McDonnell Blvd.
l St. Louis, MO 63134 Marline Uranium Corporation I
Attn Mr. Christopher R. Halladsy Vice President
105.S. Union St.,
Sulto 326
- Danville, VA 24541 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology.
77 Massachusetts Avenue-
'Caabridge, MA 02139 Minerals Exploration Company j
Swaetwater Uranium Project
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Attn Mr. Christopher Z.
Hill
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Box 1500 Rcwlins, WY 82301 Mobli 011 Corporation Mining-and Minerals Division Attnt-Mr. W.
W.
Crook P'.anning Analyst P. 0.. Box 26683
. Richmond, VA 23261 Molycorp, Inc.
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Dawes Environmental and Safety Engineer 300 Caldwell Avenue Washington, PA 15301 l!
Holycorp, Inc.
Attn Mr. Warren N.
Worhol Vice President, Manufacturing P.-0.
Box 54945 Los Angeles, CA 90054 Nautron' Products, Inc.
Attna Mr.
F.
Schwoerer Vice President P.
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Box 68 Dickerson, MD 20842 Nuclear Assurance Corporation Attn
- Mr. Colman B. Woodhall Vice President 5720 Peachtree Parkway Norcross, GA 30092 Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.
Attns.
Mr.
B.
E.
Knight Director of Safety P.
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Box 218 Erwin, TN 37650 NUTECH, Inc.
Attn
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Massey NUHOMS Program Manager
-145 Martinvale Lane San Jose, CA 95119 State University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo Materials Research Center Attn Mr. Louis Henry, Director I
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Buffalo, NY.- 14214-2699 Dasha Pubile Power District
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Poyser Manager,' Environmental Services 550 California Street
'Sen Francisco, CA 94104 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
Attn
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D. Kenyon, Vice-President Nuclear. Operations
'Two North Ninth Street Allentown, PA 18101 Pennsylvania State-University Attnt-Dr. Charles L.
Hosler, Jr.
Vice President for Research l
-114 Kern Graduate Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802 Petrotomics_ Company Attn Mr. Stephen J.
Pfaff Radiation Coordinator
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Box 2509 Shirley' Basin, WY 82615 Pioneer Nuclear, Inc.
Attn
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L._ Goggins, Supervisor Regulatory Compilance/ Safety P.
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Born Radiation Safety Officer Phermacy Building W.
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Ronsselaer Polytechnic Inst.
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Winborn D.-Gregory Radiation Safety Officer 601 Elmwood Avenue
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Remley, Director Nuclear Safety and Licensing 6633 Canoga Avenue
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4704 Harlan St.
Danver, CO 80212 Santa-Fe Pacific Minerals 1 Attn
- Mr. John C.
Bokich, Manager Environmental Services P.- D. Box 27019 Albuquerque,.NM 87125 Saattle. University
' School of Science & Engineering
-Attnt' Dr. Reed A.
Guy Radiation Safety Officer Saattle,-WA 98122 Shloldalloy Corp..
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- Mr. Michael R.
Morgenstern Environmental Manager Wsst Boulevard
.Nawfield, NJ 08344 Stephan Chemical Co.
100 W.
Hunter Avenue Maywood, NJ 07607 Tolodyne Energy Systems Attn
- Mr.
R. Hannah Program Manager 110 West Timonium Road
'Timonium, MD 21093 Tolodyne Isotopes Radiological Service Department
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Black Radiation Safety Officer 50 Van Buren Avenue Wastwood, NJ 07675 l
' Tennessee Valley Authority Attn Mr.
R.
L.
Gridley, Director Nuclear Safety and Licensing SN 157B Lookout Place Chattanooga, TN 37401
Univorsity ofLToxas?at Austin
' Mechanical-Engineering Dept.
Attn:
Thomas L.'
Bauer, Assistant Director Nuclear Engineering Teaching Lab.
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Box 218 Austin,-TX 78712 Transnuclear, Inc.
Attns-Mr. BI'll R.
Teer Senior Vice President One' North Broadway White Plains, NY 10601 Uaotco Minerals Corp.
Attn:
.Mr. Roger Jones Environmental Coordinator P.
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'RivGrton, WY 82501 Unotco Minerals Corporation Attn
- Mr.
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Box 669 Blending, UT 84511
- UNC-Recovery Systems Attn Mr.
K.
A.:Helgeson, Manager Nuclear & Industrial Safety One NarragansettiTrail, RFD #1 Charlestown, RI.02813
. United Nuclear Corporation UNC Naval Products j
Attn Mr.
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F.
Kirk, Manager i
Nuclear & Industrial Safety l
67 Sandy Desert Road Uncosville, CT 06382 l
Uranerz, USA Inc.
Attn Mr. George J.
Hartman Manager of Operations 190 Pronghorn Cosper, WY 82601 l
. Uranium Resources, Inc.
Attn:
Mr. Mark S.
Polizza Environmental Manager 735 Promenade Bank. Tower Richardson, TX 75080 Urengese11schaft U.S.A.,
Inc.
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Bach, President P
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Box 100 Contract Station #27 9
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Department of~ Commerce National Bureau of Standards Attnt
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Pevey Building 301,1Rm. B124 Galthersburg, MD 20899 Virginia' Electric and' Power Company Attn
- Mr.
W.
L.
Stewart, Vice Pr e s i d e rit Nuclear Operations P.
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Box 26666 Richmond, VA 23261 Wostern Michigan University
'Dopartment of Physics
.Attnt Dr. Leonard Ginsberg, Director Radiation Safety Kolamazoo, MI 49008 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Attnt Mr.
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J.
Nardi, Manager NES License Administration P.
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Box 355 Pittsburgh, PA 15230
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P.
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Manager Nuclear Safety Department P.
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Box 355 Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Uranium Resources Division
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Manager, Enviro. & Regul. Programs P.
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Attn
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