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RE: another intentional misuse



O.K Bill 
Time to get off the soap box.
Offer a suggestion as to an effective way to stop someone from being
ignorant...
You can't, and neither can the NRC.
Give me a break!!!!!

Thad Simmons, RRPT
e-mail: twsimmo@mkg.com

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> From: 	William V Lipton[SMTP:liptonw@dteenergy.com]
> Reply To: 	radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
> Sent: 	Tuesday, February 29, 2000 6:26 AM
> To: 	Multiple recipients of list
> Subject: 	another intentional misuse
> 
> Is this an epidemic or what!  For whatever reasons, intentional
> contamination of self or others seems to be a trend.  Any psychologists
> out there who can explain this?
> 
> All of you university and other research facility hp's:  If you don't
> find a way to control this, the NRC will find one for you.  Don't go
> into denial.
> 
> The opinions expressed are strictly mine.
> It's not about dose, it's about trust.
> 
> Bill Lipton
> liptonw@dteenergy.com
> 
> General Information or Other                     |Event Number:
> 36735       |
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> | REP ORG:  NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH   |NOTIFICATION DATE:
> 02/28/2000|
> |LICENSEE:  COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY                  |NOTIFICATION TIME:
> 10:40[EST]|
> |    CITY:  NEW YORK                 REGION:  1  |EVENT DATE:
> 02/09/2000|
> |  COUNTY:                            STATE:  NY |EVENT
> TIME:             [EST]|
> |LICENSE#:                        AGREEMENT:  Y  |LAST UPDATE DATE:
> 02/28/2000|
> |  DOCKET:
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> |                                                |PERSON
> ORGANIZATION |
> |                                                |JIM TRAPP
> R1      |
> |                                                |DON COOL
> NMSS    |
> +------------------------------------------------+JOHN DAVIDSON
> IAT     |
> | NRC NOTIFIED BY:  BORRI                        |ROBERT SKELTON
> IAT     |
> |  HQ OPS OFFICER:  BOB STRANSKY
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> |EMERGENCY CLASS:          N/A
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> |NAGR                     AGREEMENT STATE
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> | AGREEMENT STATE
> REPORT                                                       |
> |
> |
> | On 2/9/2000, Columbia University discovered that a graduate student in
> the   |
> | biology department had contamination (phosphorus-32 and sulfur-35) of
> her    |
> | hair and fingers. A radiological survey also discovered contamination
> in her |
> | apartment, which is owned by the university. An assessment based
> upon        |
> | urinalysis indicated a dose of several millirem to the
> student.              |
> |
> |
> | An investigation by the university and NYC Department of Health
> determined   |
> | that the contamination was intentionally self-inflicted by the
> student. The  |
> | university is currently determining whether to expel the student.
> The        |
> | student is a foreign national living in the United States on a
> student       |
> |
> visa.
> |
> |
> |
> | The NYC Department of Health has already contacted NRC Region I
> (Duncan      |
> | White) regarding this
> event.                                                 |
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