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==Dear Sir:==
==Dear Sir:==
This correspondence is in reference to Docket 50-289SP concerning Three Mile Island Unit #1 of Middletown, Pa, It is a fac t that Three Mile Island Unit 1, now closed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, was not involved or dam-aged in the accident at TMI Unit 2 in March of 1979. Moreover, a poll taken last spring in ci1;ies near TMI indicated that in excess of 58% of the residents favored restarting the undamaged reactor.
This correspondence is in reference to Docket 50-289SP concerning Three Mile Island Unit #1 of Middletown, Pa, It is a fac t that Three Mile Island Unit 1, now closed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, was not involved or dam-aged in the accident at TMI Unit 2 in March of 1979. Moreover, a poll taken last spring in ci1;ies near TMI indicated that in excess of 58% of the residents favored restarting the undamaged reactor.
Unfortunately, the U.S. government has decided to stop the operation of TMI-1, the undamaged unit, during modification.
Unfortunately, the U.S. government has decided to stop the operation of TMI-1, the undamaged unit, during modification.
Yet similar nuclear plants elsewhere are operating while being modified !
Yet similar nuclear plants elsewhere are operating while being modified !
Since the incident, the U.S. electriccpower industry has responded quickly and forcefully to correct inadequacies in-l dicated by the accident. Those correctisataW ,bapp, and are now ike being made     at the undamaged   unit. As a   ressestathis plants elsewhere, is even safer than it was Wefore it closa           udit,'.;1,8Yor routine inspection and refueling way back in'1979                           f
Since the incident, the U.S. electriccpower industry has responded quickly and forcefully to correct inadequacies in-l dicated by the accident. Those correctisataW,bapp, and are now being made at the undamaged unit. As a ressestathis udit,'.;1,8Yor ike plants elsewhere, is even safer than it was Wefore it closa routine inspection and refueling way back in'1979 f
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l Moreover it is costing Metropolitan Edison and its customers nearly $500,000. a day! That is, $500,000, daily to purchase more expensive coal and oil instead of uranium for                             ..
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fuel as use.                                                                 ,      , ]y The government's decision to keep the undamaged uni b closed, then, is not only discriminatory and irrational but ,y totally unjustified as well.                 .-
customers nearly $500,000. a day! That is, $500,000, daily to purchase more expensive coal and oil instead of uranium for
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 23 December 2024

Supports Facility Restart
ML20003B088
Person / Time
Site: Crane 
Issue date: 01/31/1981
From: Carter E
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To: Ahearne J
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
References
ISSUANCES-SP, NUDOCS 8102100337
Download: ML20003B088 (1)


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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission kh8 1717 H Street, NW, f,.

Washington, D.C.

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Dear Sir:

This correspondence is in reference to Docket 50-289SP concerning Three Mile Island Unit #1 of Middletown, Pa, It is a fac t that Three Mile Island Unit 1, now closed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, was not involved or dam-aged in the accident at TMI Unit 2 in March of 1979. Moreover, a poll taken last spring in ci1;ies near TMI indicated that in excess of 58% of the residents favored restarting the undamaged reactor.

Unfortunately, the U.S. government has decided to stop the operation of TMI-1, the undamaged unit, during modification.

Yet similar nuclear plants elsewhere are operating while being modified !

Since the incident, the U.S. electriccpower industry has responded quickly and forcefully to correct inadequacies in-l dicated by the accident. Those correctisataW,bapp, and are now being made at the undamaged unit. As a ressestathis udit,'.;1,8Yor ike plants elsewhere, is even safer than it was Wefore it closa routine inspection and refueling way back in'1979 f

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