This entry jumps ahead of a lot of documentation that I have and that I guess I'll have to place in book if I ever get around to writing that. On November 7, 1984, Rossin and Breen told me my position was being eliminated, but that I'd have a few months to look for work elsewhere. So, I looked elsewhere with no immediate success. I talked to Jim Keppler of the NRC and showed him my memorandum, UHI Ultra High Risk, October 3, 1984, as part of several illustrations of my experience and capabilities. Keppler asked if he could send this elsewhere in NRC and I agreed, however, I blanked out the source of the document as well as my name.
So, the following two pages are an interesting document that reveals very secret relationships between EPRI and the NRC that I was never aware of. It also reveals turmoil. I do not recall how I gained access to the following document; it most certainly was not sent to me. I am inclined to doubt that Rossin was aware of it, but I do not know that. I suspect that Layman and Lang were not aware that my position had been eliminated. On the other hand,
Rossin may have encouraged this documentation in order to justify getting rid of Leyse. Click to enlarge and back arrow to return.
I'm certainly pleased that EPRI (Layman and Lang) documented the above. This is a clear report of a basically secret set of arrangements between EPRI and the NRC and I suspect that those have continued in various forms over the years and are really intense in today's post-Fukushima world.
The second page is "interesting" as it describes the "running around" in generating a response to Keppler. The very last paragraph is also revealing as EPRI apologizes to the NRC for my contact with Keppler. Well, it is a fact that I was never a party to contacts with the NRC regarding our analyses of operating experience at nuclear power plants. It is also a fact that others who analyzed operating experience were not very adept at that work.
More later.
More later.
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