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Confirms Understanding of Review of Tdi Case 5-84-008. Priority of Investigation Low & No Ofc of Investigations Efforts Have Been Expended on Case in Approx 4 Yrs
ML20247Q430
Person / Time
Issue date: 03/27/1987
From: Power E
NRC OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS (OI)
To: Sinclair J
NRC OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS (OI)
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MAR 2 71987 MEMORANDUM FOR: John Sinclair, Operations Officer Office of Investigations FROM: Eugene J. Power, Investigator _ _ ._ ,

Office of investigations Field Office, Region V

SUBJECT:

REVIEW 0F THE INVESTIGATION OF TRANSAMERICA DELAVAL INC.

(TDI) - CASE NUMBER 5-84-008 l This memnrandum 'is being prepared at the direction of- R. Marsh for the purpose of confirming my understanding of the review of the TDI investigation.

On March 2,1987, I was directed by Mr. Marsh to review the TDI. case file, and prepare an analysis with the intended purpose of closing the case on the primary basis of a lack of resources. The rationale for such closure action was:

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The priority for the TDI investigation is LOW.

  • No 01 investigative efforts have been expended on 'this case for j approximately four years.

There are no available OI resources to complete this case of low priority within the next six months.  ;

The continued detail of myself to assist 01:RII in investigatiores of TVA.

If any O! efforts were pursued in the TDI matter, they*could be expected i to be extensive and complex. 1 In our telephone conversation of March 24, 1987 between you, R. Fortuna and l

myself, it is my understanding- that 01:HQ desires a review of the case.be 1 expeditiously completed and that all documentary evidence of potential l wrongdoings be identified for subsequent referral to DOJ. 4

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1 In a telephone conversation on March 24, 1987 with C. MULLINS, 0GC ,

(FTS 634-3224), he indicated.that he was-acting as the primary interface with i the legal staff of LILCO in their suit vs TDI. MULLINS related that his- '

purpose was to monitor the LILC0 civil litigation to identify any new technical issues, to coordinate any potential subpoenas of NRC personnel, and i to precluds any hindrance of LILC0 in the NRC 01 investigation. He related that the OGC file of TDI was approximately eight inches- thick- which w5s  !'

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en amended complaints vs. TDI about a north ago, and he would provide'a copy to you within the next couple of days.

In a subsequent telephere conversation withyou on March 24,'1987, it is my.

understanding that you will review the OGC file on TDI. Further, following a review of the OGC file and the amended conplaint, we will then ' coordinate any-further action (s) for the referral of the TDI natter to DOJ.

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