ML19344A252

Apologizes for Not Being Present at 720428 Prehearing Conference.Requests That Board Commence Oral Hearing as Quickly as Possible,And Maintain Continuous Session Until Pertinent Environ & Radiological Questions Addressed

ML19344A252
Person / Time
Site:	Midland
Issue date:	04/13/1972
From:	Kendall J CURRIE & KENDALL
To:	Goodman C, Hall D, Murphy A Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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NUDOCS 8008070629
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April 13, 1972 Arthur W. Murphy,.Esq. Chairman . Dr. Clark Goodman Atomic Safety and Licensing Boa 2.d Professor of Physics Columbia University School of Law University of Houston Box 36, 435 West 116th Street 3301-Cullen Blvd. New York, New York 10027 Houston, Texas 77004

                'Dr. David B. Hall
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Gentlemen: The purpose of this letter is.two-fold. First, to offer my j apologies M not being present .at the April 28, 1972 pre-hearing conference. The second, and more important reason is that the 1- axecutive. board of the Midland Nuclear Power Committee has urged me to respectfully-request'the Board.that it use every means at its command to commence the oral hearing on schedule and to expedi-l tiously and diligently keep the hearing in as continuious session l as possible until the pertinent environmental and radiological

                . questions have been ade'quately aired.                                The ninety-plus percent of those persons residing in the Midland area who strongly favor the

_. construction.of the Midland plants, hope that a favorable decision by the Board will.be made in the near future. We fervently appeal, l therefore, that all parties cooperate fully to the end, that the hearings be commenced on schedule, carried on steadfastly, and com-pleted within a reasonable period of time. Sincerely, CURRIE AND KENDALL JAK/ss James A. Kendall cci William J. Gins'ter,'Esq. Robert Lowenstein, -Esq. Algie A.~: Wells, Esq. Thomas F. Engelhardt, Esq. Irving;Like',.Esq. Richard G. Smith, Esq. David E. .Kartalia,,Esq. David Comey, Esq. Milton ~R'.' Wessel, Esq. '-

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