ML19323G218

Supports Licensing of Facilities Meeting NRC Stds.Recommends That Opposition to Nuclear Power Not Be Tolerated.Newspaper Article Encl

ML19323G218
Person / Time
Site:	Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png
Issue date:	05/21/1980
From:	Schneider L AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Ahearne J NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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NUDOCS 8005300577
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. i last pipes outside the reactor cham.1 meny Comm ss820-megawatt In August.The on m plantis four-week tour of the Minst me gen-now about 85 per ce t t ber, the utility is completing its $5 han Feen employed tv Ulf0 int at D

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; latory Commission will begin imp ,.on ; March,1983. .

cmentinq stiffer standards s f LTICO's op- the reactor core.l .Lilf0~ i officials are convinced that that are beginning ep. ration, a mu3

,, operators tests next month and start . . Still, each day porne o mer Navy personnal, lie descritml 9 reviewing the quality of training pro-. ' ersting engineer *rainees than file adequats pasttothe the -IJiro tramee mi as a good f: grams the ugilities use. The Kemeny'. secretaries and telephone operators i the O. Commission, the panel appointed by ; working at the plant here. They': walk : neers will tie morethe J meet any new federal standa into the 'enntrol room to chec who knew Lilf0 prr.;tices, and the i?, President Carter to investigate the calibration of instruments, test aarety : not only meet the NRC standards, wed readi go far beyond theinf ut a s causes of the nuclear incident at- June Ilruce said. "We expect nuclear a ra?

ta Three Mile Island, found that inadC ,systems f 5 the major.causes of the accident. .nals. They dustry? already as theyhiareerstora spend a quarter added fince many ofani of 1.egan 1.IltO'seqfste

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About 10 per cent of those testedv w on" up the plant have lett them anxious g  : fail to get their nuclear-plant operat. - ducersof q ing licenses under current test stan- sign and hing-wasahout nuclear-power rarmaI* is the reactors

.Eta60 start to do-3 work. CO's "There's training-which averes a frustrati.mascociated v.ith no run their own training' nuclear. power industry. Ile ad&d ernte the unit? Notare anid. "Wre waks of clantroom and bn dords. But, Paul Collins, head of the 1.programa.There is no single standard teac 6 NRC's training division,said,"lm gr- for them,other than the minimal NRC  : requirements.The f f h r courses at the hn=n'.t comeutshtiesevenrunli to us yet" . ' that it arperred to be more ex rate, more

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