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...then company president. Galatis mentioned the criminal penalties for "intentional misconduct" in dealings with the NRC. Opeka objected to Galatis' abrasive tone but hired another consulting firm, which also agreed with Galatis. Northeast moved on to yet another consultant, a retired NRC official named Jim Partlow...
...December, during a four-hour interview that Galatis calls his "rape case"--because the prosecutor, he says, put the victim on trial--Partlow grilled Galatis about his "agenda" and "motives." After Galatis showed him the technical reports, Partlow changed his mind about Galatis and began questioning Kacich about the apparent violations. In two March 1994 memos to Kacich, Partlow backed Galatis, scolded the utility for taking so long to respond to him and suggested that they should reward Galatis "for his willingness to work within the NU system...Let him know that his concern for safety...is appreciated...
...Keith Partlow Tacoma, Wash...
...JANET PARTLOW...
...brought the weird charge that the dismissals violated its contract with the News because no "sufficient cause" was given for dismissal. It also cited a state labor clause forbidding dismissal for "political beliefs." Arbitrator Paul A. Dodd, dean of Letters and Science at U.C.L.A., ruled that nobody had proved Partlow or Smith a Communist, and that anyway, that was not the issue. Dodd got to the heart of the matter: "A newspaper has. . . a quasi-public responsibility . . . In view of our nation's struggle today against the forces of Communism throughout the world, all those who hold a place...