RE: 10 CFR 35 governing medical use

["Caracappa, Peter F (CRD)" <caracappa@crd.ge.com>]

For those that are interested in this or other proposed rulings, they must all be published in the
Federal Register.  Articles from the Federal Register from 1995 on (volume 60 forward) can be
searched from the Government Printing Office.  Look at:

http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/aces/aces140.html
<http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/aces/aces140.html> 

Searches can be done for a particular page, a referenced CFR section, or by keyword or issuing
agency.

Peter Caracappa
g GE Corporate Research & Development
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Peter F. Caracappa
Environment, Health, and Safety
Tele: 518-387-4221  Dial Comm:  8*833-4221
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email: caracappa@crd.ge.com



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	From:  George Xu [SMTP:xug2@rpi.edu]
	Sent:  Thursday, June 10, 1999 3:02 PM
	To:  Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:  10 CFR 35 governing medical use

	Hi, Radsafers,

	I was told that, in 1997, The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
	began the process of completely rewriting its regulations (10 CFR 35)
	governing medical use of byproduct material, in response to its own
	Strategic Assessment Initiative (1995-1997) and the Institute of Medicine's
	(IOM) highly critical 1995 report, "Radiation Medicine: a Need for
	Regulatory Reform." 

	Is it true that the final rule is expected to be approved by the NRC
	Commissioners in June 1999 and implemented in Fall 1999? Can anyone tell
	how to get a draft copy of the rule?

	Please reply to me directly, unless you think the information is useful to
	others too. Thanks a lot!

	George Xu
	Rensselaer polytechnic Institute

	xug2@rpi.edu


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