REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TO ATTEND NUCLEAR CONFERENCE

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 1, 2008
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• Publication Date: November 22, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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? CONFIDENTIAL
THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC 9199-82
22 November 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR: H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
Hans Heymann, Jr.
National Intelligence Officer at Large
Assistant National Intelligence Officer at Large
SUBJECT : Request for Approval to Attend Nuclear Conference
1. The three-day conference on the Technical Aspects of Nuclear
Commerce will be held in Coronado, California, 23-26 January 1983. It
will feature presentations by foreign and US Executive Branch and
Congressional officials on such subjects as safeguards, nuclear exports,
US nonproliferation objectives, the International Atomic Energy Agency,
and the nuclear programs of Argentina, Brazil, the PRC, South Korea,
Mexico, Taiwan, and Yugoslovia (see copy of advance program for
additional details--attached).
2. Participation in the conference would afford opportunities for
acquiring valuable perspectives and information bearing on a number of
programmed or proposed interagency papers on such subjects as the IAEA,
PRC involvement in Pakistan's nuclear program, and the nuclear programs
of Taiwan, South Korea, and Brazil.
3. This is to request your approval to attend the conference the
expenses for which are: conference fee, $575.00, tour of General Atomic
Fusion Facilities, $20.00, for a total of $595.00. A room at the Hotel
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del Coronado--the site of the conference--is $79.00 per night. I will
absorb the difference between it and the authorized per diem rate of
$75.00.
A/NI0/AL
Attachment:
As Stated
APPROVED: DATE :
DISAPPROVED: DATE:
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
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Executive onference
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF
INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR COMMERCE
Coronado, California ? January 23-26, 1983
GENERAL CHAIRMAN
Corwin L. Rickard
GA Technologies
714/455-2981
ADVANCE PROGRAM
Sunday, January 23
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Registration
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Reception
Monday, January 24
Welcoming Remarks Chairman: Corwin L Rickard,
Vice President, GA Technologies
Aspects of International Cooperation / Role of Institutions L Manning Muntzing, President, ANS;
and Government Agencies Doub & Muntzing
U.S. DOE Role in International Cooperation Shelby T. Brewer, Assistant Secretary,
Nuclear Energy, U.S. DOE
Role of U.S. in Promoting International Trade - U.S. Trade Representative's Office
Nuclear Power in Developing Countries Hans Blix, Director General IAEA (invited)
(Planning a Nuclear Program - Assistance Available
from IAEA)
Luncheon
Comments on Nuclear Commerce James M. McClure, Senator, U.S. Senate
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm SESSION 11 - INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR POWER PROGRAMS I WHAT UTILITIES NEED
FROM SUPPLIERS
Brazil's Nuclear Power Program
China's Nuclear Power Program
Status of Nuclear Power in Korea
Outlook for Nuclear Power in Taiwan
Survey of International Technology Transfer and
Licensing Programs
Development of the Yugoslavian Nuclear Program
Panel Discussion
PROGRAM CHAIRMAN
James I. Sweeney
General Electric Company,
408 1 925.1037
Chairman: A. Phillip Bray,.
Vice President, GE
C. Castro Madero, President,
National Atomic Energy Commission
(invited)
(to be announced)
China A.N.S.
Nack-Chung Sung, President.
KEP Corp. (invited)
Alberto Escofet Artigas,
Director General, CFE (invited)
David S.L. Chu, President, TPC (invited)
Marcelo Alonso, Executive Director,
Florida Institute of Technology
(to be announced)
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0 Tuesday, January 25 0
9:00 am - noon SESSION III - NUCLEAR EXPORT AND FINANCING POLICIES
Chairman: Theodore Stern,
Executive Vice President,
Nuclear Energy Systems, Westinghouse
Position of Private Financing Institutions (to be announced)
U.S. Export-Import Bank Policy William H. Draper III, President &
Chairman, Export-Import Bank of the U.S.
U.S. Government Support for International U.S. DOC
Nuclear Commerce
U.S. Policy on Safeguards and Exporting Nuclear Richard T. Kennedy, Under Secretary for
Technology Management, U. DOS
Export of Nuclear Power Systems - A Canadian Department of Energy, Mines & Resources,
Perspective Canada
Panel Discussion:
12:30 pm Luncheon (Speaker) Thomas M. Roberts, Commissioner,
U.S. NRC
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm SESSION IV - FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SUCCESS OF NUCLEAR PROGRAMS
Chairman: (to be announced)
Non-Proliferation Objectives Myron B. Kratzer, Principal Consultant,
International Energy Associates, Ltd.
Impact of International Codes and Standards Donald L. Couchman, Vice President,
NUS
Developing an Appropriate Industrial Infrastructure Tames Makray, President and Chairman
of the Board. PROMON, Brazil (invited)
International Safety and Licensing Considerations James R. Shea, Director, Office of Inter-
national Programs, U.S. NFIC
6:30 pm Reception
7:30 pm Banquet
Wednesday, January 26
9:00 am - noon SESSION V - FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR COMMERCE,
INCLUDING FUEL AND SERVICES
Chairman: (to be announced)
Availability of Uranium Enrichment Services William R. Voigt, Jr., Acting Director,
Office of Uranium Enrichment &
Assessment, Office of Nuclear Energy,
U.S. DOE
Role of 1EA in Europe's Nuclear Programs Howard R. Shapar, Director General,
OECD. Nuclear Energy Agency (invited)
Prospects and Requirements for Nuclear Power Japan
in Developing Countries
Trends in Nuclear Plant Servicing Requirements Milton Klein, Special Assistant to the
President. EPRI
Closing the Fuel Cycle (Fuel Services for the 1980"s) Bertram Wolfe, Vice President.
General Manager. Nuclear Fuel &
Special Projects Division. GE
Closing Comments: Corwin L. Rickard
Vice President. GA Technologies
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