Re: NRC Inspectors are Non Essential

["John R. Zometsky" <johnrz@umich.edu>]

Actually, should it not be, without us, there's no them. If there were no 
users of radioactive material, there would be no purpose for the NRC and 
their beuracracy would be "non essentail".

Just a thought

Peace, love, and nuclear power!

John Zometsky

On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, Martha Kupcho wrote:

> apparently, not all of the inspectors are unessential. we, here at the u of m, 
> are in the 2nd day of an audit with the nrc.  we are empathetic and reassuring 
> to them lest they feel their importance has decayed and run it's 10th half life.
> after all, without them there's no us.  
> this message has been brought to you by some of the essential personnel at the
> university of minnesota.   
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> In message <9511141425.AA24739@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>  writes:
> > Radsafers,
> > 
> > NRC inspectors are apparently non essential personnel.  We were
> > expecting a routine, scheduled, inspection yesterday.  The inspectors
> > did not show up since they probably would have been stranded here 
> > at there own expense due to the federal government shut down. 
> > 
> > When they do finally come, it will be hard to resist teasing them about
> > their importance.
> > 
> > -Alan Jackson
> > alanjack@umich.edu
> > 
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> University of Minnesota
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