Document issued by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas in Austin, Texas, providing an interpretation of Texas law. It provides the opinion of the Texas Attorney General, Will Wilson, regarding a legal question submitted for clarification: Does the Texas Youth Council have authority, under existing law, to establish a new institution or school when funds are available for that purpose, and related questions.

As power levels have been raised at the K Reactors, the graphite temperature limit has caused significant production losses. These losses have come from three sources: (1) Occasions vhen pile power was directly limited because the graphite temperatures were limiting; (2) Losses in ECT because control rod movements to control graphite temperatures are not necessarily the best rod movements for pile, flattening; and (3) Losses due to lack of control in the final stages of an operating period because COp could not be used as a means of controlling long-term reactivity gains. This document attempts to establish the magnitude of these losses and shows the justification for increasing the graphite temperature limit. The data which is presented here is based upon operating data from December, 1959) through March, 1960, at KW. The results apply to KE as well as KW.

The intent of this document is to establish criteria for equipment for: Receiving, handling and component inspection; miscellaneous handling and storage; final inspection; and finished storage in the new fuel cladding facility.

Facilities shall be provided in the 221-U Building for storing the metal solution product of the dissolution step in existing tankage from U, T, and B Plants until a reprocessing campaign is scheduled through Redox. This section shall provide a sampling tank for fuel accountability sampling and a pump tank from which the solution will be pumped via a cross-country pipeline to Redox for further processing.