ML19326B111

Intervenor'S Motion to Strike Testimony.Exhibits A-E Lawrence Radiation Lab Ltrs & Certificate of Svc Encl

ML19326B111
Person / Time
Site:	Davis Besse
Issue date:	08/01/1973
From:	Baron R BRANNON, TICKTIN, BARON & MANCINI, COALITION FOR SAFE NUCLEAR POWER
To:	Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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.INTERVHiORS' MOTION 'IO STRIKE TISTIMONY

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1. Intervenors, Coalition for Safo D.ohtric Power, hereby move to strike Toatimony of Dr. Noman A. Frigerio given at the July,1972, Davic-Desse Hearings In Clevoland, from the record of this hearing.

2. On July 26, 1973, Tho Transcript of the May and July,1972, Davia-Besse

!!oarings was included by reference in the record of this hearing. Intervonors move to strike the testimony of Dr. Noman A. Frigorio from the record of this hearing, on the ground that it is incorrect.

3. Attached hereto are exhibits A, B, C, D, and E as follows:

Ethibit A - Lotter from Dr. John W. Gofman, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, to Dr. Robert B. Duffield, Director Argonne National Laboratory, dated Septaaber 12, 1972 Fkhibit D - Lotter from Dr. John W. Gofman, Lawrenco Radiation Laboratory, to Dr. Noman A. Friger'o, Division of Biological and Modical i Rouoarch, Argonno National Laboratory, dated September 12, 1972 l FXhibit C - Lotter from Dr. Noman A. Frigorio, Argonno National Laboratory, to Dr. John W. Gofman, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, dated 15 Sept 1972 Edtibit D - Letter from Robert B. Duffield, Director, Argonno National Laboratory, to Dr. John W. Gofman, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, dated Scyt embor 18, 1972 Exhibit E - Lottcr from Dr. John W. Gofman, M.D., Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, to Dr. Noman A. Frigerio, Argonne National Laboratory, dated September 19, 1972 8 0 03 0 6 0 }ltl y g

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14 . For the reasons establishod by attached Dchibita A, B, C, D, and E, Intervonor respectfully requests that the Licensing Board strike Dr. Horman A. Frigerio8s Testimony given at the July,1972, Davis Besse lioarings from the record of this Hearing.

Respect 1%fl.ly submitted, Brannon, Ticktin, Barr' and Mancini l

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a Lai ere.'. cry 7u dir= n . /:.d a serious hat'.er inde .-d that a fla rar.t r.!cr prormtaticn of car werk has*been used ir. !! earings en the Davis-resse 1 Iiuclear Fire t by .Gr. Frigerio. .

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se:^r '. I a: r' adil, ai:le to cvericck the arregance cf .. cur treatnant cf the e prci l 1. bitt M r- is no wa;; to c.sricek the a't'rurdity cf ycur en tlysis, in teto. .

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'le rey r.e 1 est, I um sittly appalled by ycur creas nic titemer.t of ot.r .

hly t 2. ce!c 4 ; ': incr.-;;c::Pli.: h.vp. theses ). f.fi er Crcr.C.y a:.3 cv.'rti/ cf cct sit'.r.

cur ;c:!as<r . 7cu pre:Md Fy a ac"ies.of totnDy . rrencous m:lcula',icns te, st: ,- i c r1 .c i t c : tPo cer'ractb ctoted hypotherr-c. If you hr.ve nct.ha'i necc :c

. c .' : .ar ,r.tlicaticn (otn: rs h res found them canily), th.: misctaterent of cue i.;pf :. v r v. ;1d be p rhaps understand tble, even if not easily excusible. Ycu i.

1~'- . 'u .c. in ycur list of references that you have seen a few of cur p 1; J icn: , .:1 yott riastate the hypctheces that are c!:arly 'obvicus ir. those r . r . ~ c vu i i .:t. I rr!:ain, therefere, at a lczs to understand the tetive for o

an evert]y incorrect and Lbsurd misctatement of our hypotheses.

Over and cver again, in publications.and in lectures, we have made the ctatcment extrc:uly clearly that radiation appears to opara .c as a t itiplier -f ct).cr caicinoc-:nic influences, Yet veu quote un as statinr; that radiation is "a cc:..plete enecinogen". 'That an cutragccus, overt n.ic tatcment of everything we hava ctated and publisned. *

, r Tcu qqcto us correctly as saying "all forms c.f cancer chow very similar parconte, e incroases in mortality per ren of exposure". Put then you deliberatcly do ,ng 4: 30 th:.L statement in your calculations cf Icble 1. Ycu conccet a fit nen; of vcur ir.s-itation that there is an identical abcelute incre?se in cancer mer' n ity pe/ rem for all the Mn tyy.s, which in no wa: , 3 .npc. cr for t cculd cur . ave b. ~ centertef out of the pu'elicatiens c f Ccfuan-1 r.plin.

True, every calculation in your T7hle 1 is erronaous. Enat we stated to ::rriv. nt a figure of 32,000 ca'1cer deathn fer the i,'.S. pcpulation is bere1 upen . incr e O cver ti.a spontanecus rate pe r rec and a 30-yaar pericien the t i nti u. 1. r:fere, at 170 nrea p er year, the 30-year a :cumulaticn O' 3.0 ren.

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of thin air your assumpticn that all cancers increace in a5colute mortality.tc the l same extent p*.-r rem of exposure - a bit of nonsense which in no conceivable stretch of tac ima.;inati. n r:mctoly resembles any-hin;; sW:-:d .ver ':7 acfcar. ar.d Ta.plir.

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For er.~nple, ha1 you uned your quotaticn of us tMt "all forms of cancer chow very similrir p ircentam increases in mortality rate per rad", the a'esurdity -l of your ascier.ir.c an r value (age adjected rate) of abcut 0.3 par 100,CCC poytlatien per Mn t/pe >cu13 he evident tn yeu. *:ad ycu uced our hypctheze: ccrre:tly  ; j (as ycu at sted it), ycu 1:culd have realized inmedit.tcly t$.at fcr a cancsr with a  ;

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prct.:- fc c a canca.r with a " spor. tar. ecus" ncrtality rate cf 0.1 x par 100,000, "l an! c. aisclate rcrtality that is 100 times a's high as for a cancer with a '

" spontaneous" mortal.ity of 0.01< 3er 100,U00.: ' ', ' -  ;- t .

Yei , cu' cf your in.nci:.2tien ycu conocer a ficure cf 0.'3 per 1C0,0C0 per 'n type p :r ,. ar, u.!ich is cempletely cppccite tc the Gcfman-Tcmplin hypo :heses.

And then you calmly accribe your nonsensical ascumption to Gofc2n-Tamplin. Cutrage at this is cn u".derstat-nnt cf cxtrens degree.

Sc. everything -in your Tadle 1 casci upcn ycur r values cf C.3, 0. ~ 3, cr 0.003 are ecnecctie.s of yours, tctally erreneous, and totally in dier.=tric cppcsi-tien tc. what p a uculd have "cxpected" frc= ths prcper us-: cf the Gefran ~s.p_.in hypc hr s e s . ,

Ycu have in Table 1 and in your text crviwaly accumed that i rem prcvck.e: 1 t h.: sa e ai sc1"'.s certulity per cancer t'.pe per IC'),CCO pernc:.c at rich. :.cwr/ r . , ,l an-1 I t cpiat nc .are, in the Gefman-Tamplin publications cculd ycu pcssibly arrive at cuch an erronecus concept. .

I Euve enclosed the Hcusten paper whi:h ycu referenced. Since you reference it, ene mir,ht presume you have read it. If ycu lock at pages 5 and a cf tLe ~cnclosed xerox copy cf the Housten papd, you'll find:

"Since spontaneous age-specific cortality rate changes with age, the ab clute increase in mortality rate due to irradietica changes tco. Thuc, if the pla.e au re;;ien repres, cuts a 500 increase in mortality rate, there vill be a 1,C00 extra

d. t* ::,,per 1&' persons per year if the rpentanecu: tortalicy rate is 2,000 desths per IC' personc per,,ycar. At a later cgs, with a spcntanecua mortslig rat of h,000 deaths per 103 persens per year, the increment due te radiaticn wculd be 2,000 deaths per 100 persons per year. Thus, absolute mertality rate due to irradiation can increase over a time span while percentage increase remains const:nt."

And en page 2 cf the Houston paper: ,

"Generalisation II All forms of c'ancer sh'cu clocely c$milar doubling doces and elecely similar percentage increases in cancer r.crtalicy per rad.",

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Th"re  :. r.o point in going into the rtmainder of your paper since it is tcc r.mac typ e,f '.Mully errcr.ucus ::isrepresent'itjen as ch tractr rises Tabla 1.

I am at a loss to understand why ycu chose to misrepresent our hypctheses so ce.rpletely. Aid by the way, frem all of cur publications, ycu would have re21ied, h.td you read them ccrrectly, that in two population sanples characteri:v.d by q 11 expusures, cut with spcntanecus rates (" observed" rates) for a particular can :ar differin t a factor of three, we would predict a factor cf three difference 1:. crtality ra:es due tc irradiatien. . , ,

What you have done with ycur absurd!;r- =- O' 3 (or r = 0.03 cr r = 0.003) l f.:r every Pn type is to crcssit everestimate'the expected certality rate for cany I types of cancer. (your .h?/potheses, not Go'fman-Tanplin) and then you na!!e :te . .il r :-'s::H e "disecvery" that in nany pcpulaticn samples, the "expec.ted" cancer rate l cn:c :: .:e "c t s e.rved" . 75 is sencw:.at shcrt cf miracu'.cus to everestimate scu:-

thing at the cutset by a facter of 5.or:lo 'and them " discover" that the " estimate" scens hich.

I understand that ycu have caused these false arcl errenecut calculati.ons - 1 cstensible tests of the Gefran-Iamplin. hypotheses ' ~te be insertcd in Hearinc.i l cencern'r7 t'e / h ris-Pesse i:uelear Pcwer Plant. If.this be true. it is a sericus nat'er indeci fcr it will be up to you to e cplain how and why ycu totally dis'erted e.:1 : *.2 stated the German-Ta:.plin hypotheses'. I celieve you shculd, at the sarliest oppc rt'tnity request that that "eari:( Pkcord be corrected, censiderin,ftfie Cr"Vit7 "

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Bcycnd all that I have already said, it shculd have been obvious te ycu fren inspecticn cf T*les 5, 6, and " cf the hcusten paper that,tb.e radiaticn incren nt per rem is expressed in peretntage, and to citain absclute mortalities, * '

this p;rcentage i,s cultiplied by the spentenecus certality re te. 1:cwhcre in those tailas would anyt'cing suggest a statement by us that there is tha same absclute mortality rate per rem. .

It can hardly have escaped your;nctic'e, if ycu've read all the documents in this field, that the EC staff criticized our use of a percents;c increase 'in mortality rate for each type of cancer per rad., Ti.ey cbvious'.y usierstod that ue utre .n..o.t. assignine., the come absolute nortality' rate per r:.d fcr thc varicus forn1 of cans r. They criticized us for not doir.g so. So they clearly unbrstec1 raw to .

read the Gdftr.an-Titap3 in papers. I have had cer=unicaticns. with scientists through- l cut this country and abrcad. The first scientist who doesn't.sec= abic to read

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en Statistics a id Prcbability in Berkeley. It is sinilar, in General, to the Ecuaten paper. .Perhaps, hcwever, it will~be easier fer ycu'tc read. h.d chculd you d< sire them, I'd be happy to provide yctr 91th a ecnpletc . set of cur documents' de'.aiiinC over and ever the peints you have.misrepreser.ted. N.d; by the way, every en.' cf :. hose documents has been published in Cencressienal Sarinps, c.i~.ar cf the J.-ir.'. ":r nitte en Atemic Energy cr the Subcennittee en Air cad *.,iat cr g 9 % .D I' /

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I hasten to answer your letter of 12 September 1972 becaunc* of the obvious, and cerious, minunderstanding which has arisen. Checking my files, and fron) the fact \

• that you cited only a Table 1 of rqy " paper" I can only conclude that ycu must inve \

received r.g very car 31 cat, crude draf t. To ny Enculedge, at. Icast, this dr tf t never \

3cf t my office beyond going down to the typictn and back. If it han a rAcrence . I.

that citca yourilounton paper, then th.ic is curely tirtt draft. A col 3cague h. d t old ne s that he had a copy of thin jnnr, and I had oketched it into the draft. I stor, 't turned out that he had only a few acribbled not.ca. I couldnt get a cery frme :.. .

Anderson, and comcone at your office told me on the 'fonc th.it che hadnt any at ;.e poraent, no I removed that reference sin the next .irrtft. I havent any ide- ho.: that draf t could have gotten circulated unlcon it wa) via the IIidlando hearing. At cheut that tjac I was carrying copica of it in 1:7 briefcace to uark on it, eini might maily have lef t come around. Alternatively one of the AEC staff might h,vc taken a copy of it inadvertently while cweepinS Tnpers off the table. At ccme chage anything v:e  !

writo in cent to AEC for prelimin7ry clearance. It is possible that the secretary '

bundled this early draf t off to them thinking to cave time. It u.uld have been without my knowledge, and I havent been abic to find out frca her. An far as I know 1 he earlient draft that I rc16 aced (for AEC and in-house increction only) would have had two tables and a reviced bibliography, an ucl1 ao a beginning in dealing with

• the multiplicativo qucntion, nnd en identification of the f. et ihat ec -tere nbving with the additivo model at first.That one un"entent dractic revicion, etc. etc.

All I can cay in OUCil ! I cant even cay I'm corry, becavac it wac dcnc uithout my knou3cdr,c or concent. I hope you'll agree that an author shouldnt b: held to account for his first dictated effor.t ! Thin would h"vc been about Jaot April.

Meanwhile let me thank you for your liouston paner, and i.he copy er the Hcrke]y Symponium paper. I had been able to get the latter, but not the fonner. Elena yr,u.

Af t er all thin I hardly have the temority to ack a favor but, yea, I would very r'uch appreciate copica of whatever you have avaibbic. I've checked into uhTt I could find, but could canily have missed scmething of in portance.

Rt current draft version is junt back frem the typiata, after having h"en revred in line with the commento of the editora, revicwers etc. I?cedic:,n to say (well,1 how needlenn, lil!) cven my t bird draft had corrected unat, perharn a.il, of the itoia tn uh3ch you objected. 7 intend to revit:0 ove:i thin one a ld L run, w,u l. hat ) have your conw nta, and the data in your liounton p tp> r ( l hm! b. en working from roon noten and a crude table copied during your talk by a colleague), tl hen its done 1 would bo delighted to send you a copy if you would concent to review it . C D D Igain, Bldns you, CO f

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Your lutter of Septeinbar 12 expron:tes strors cli.;<igreeinont with the c.ilculation:: maelo by l'rigerio in a recent repmt. I nhall look into thin linmediately and be in further conimunic.i, tion with you. ,

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Many thankn for your letter of explanation dated September 19 1972.

I chnl.1 be hnppy to review and corrnenL upon your final r" tined ecpy cf your manuncript, linder n*>parath cover, all the documents on our radiation-cancer calculat.ionn hwe been forwarried to you.

The ennene", of "onene, of our findings would be t b ri f, in any geot;raphic-race-nex-age group with a lower-thon-ucual spentaneous cancer incidence (for a p'trticular cancer), then we would predict a correspond-ingly reduced radiction production of that particular cancer.

One itern remainc -- bow can we set the record straight of the Midland and Davis-Eccce Hearings? ,

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hareby certify that copies of "Intervenors' Motion to Strike Testimony" were served to the following individuals, this lat day of August,1973, by deposit in '.J S. Mail:

Mr. Frank W. Karas Mr. Frederick J. Shon Cldof, Public Proccodings Branch Atomic Safety and Licensing board i Offico of the Secretary U.S. Atomic Energy Corraission II.S. Atomic Diergy Commission Washington, D. C. 205h5 hasilington, D. C. 205h5 Dr. Cadot H. Hand, Jr.

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