SEQUOYAH FUELS FINED $310,000 / BECAUSE OF VIOLATIONS From: The Journal Record | Date: October 16, 1986| Author: FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS | Copyright (null) The Journal Record. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has fined Sequoyah Fuels Corp. $310,000 for violations associated with a Jan. 4 accident that killed one worker at the company's uranium processing plant near Gore, the commission said Wednesday.

Sequoyah Fuels, a Kerr-McGee Corp. subsidiary, will respond to the enforcement action within 30 days, according to a prepared statement released by Kerr-McGee. The statement, however, did not notehow Sequoyah Fuels would respond.

Clyde Wisner, an NRC sp...

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