NUREG-1355, Forwards NUREG-1355, Status of Recommendations of President Commission on Accident at TMI - 10-Yr Review. Over 90% of Items Identified for Followup Action Have Been Implemented by Nuclear Reactor Licensees.W/O Encl

Forwards NUREG-1355, Status of Recommendations of President Commission on Accident at TMI - 10-Yr Review. Over 90% of Items Identified for Followup Action Have Been Implemented by Nuclear Reactor Licensees.W/O Encl

ML20248C701
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Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	03/24/1989
From:	Bradburne J NRC OFFICE OF GOVERNMENTAL & PUBLIC AFFAIRS (GPA)
To:	Gekas G, Goodling W, Heinz J, Specter A, Walker R HOUSE OF REP., SENATE
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RTR-NUREG-1355 CCS, NUDOCS 8904110294
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Dear Congressman Walker:

On March 17, 1989, Chairman Zech forwarded to the President NUREG-1355, "The Status of Recommendations of the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island - A Ten Year

' Review." This report was prepared =for the President to summarize the status of actions taken by the NRC in the 10 years since the accident of March 28, 1979. This report also reflects how revised aractices and standards are'now being implemented both by t:1e NRC and throughout the industry..

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I am enclosing a copy of this report for'your information.

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Dear Senator Specter:

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On March 17, 1989, Chairman Zech forwarded to the President NUREG-1355, "The Status of Recommendations of.the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile' Island - A Ten Year )

Review." This report was prepared for the' President to '

summarize the status of actions taken by the NRC in the 10 years since the-accident of March 28, 1979. This report also l reflects how revised 3ractices and standards are now being implemented both by t1e NRC and throughout the' industry.

Of the 10,514 items identified by the NRC for follow-up action 1 in the aftermath of the TMI accident, over 90 percent have been j implemented by nuclear reactor licensees. 1 1

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