Gregory jaczko nrc

• CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 23 (Reuters) - The departing head of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission o n W ednesday continued to press for heightened safety regulations, at a meeting of industry officials who have often chafed at his push for new rules.
(Huffington Post)
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory Jaczko's announced resignation Monday offers a chance to walk away quickly with a deal they can all live with.
(Politico.com)
• U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko announced his resignation today after a drawn out controversy over his managerial style. The Washington Times reported earlier on the persistent allegations of Mr.
(Washington Times)
• The greenies have lost their guy at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The New York Times: WASHINGTON — Gregory B.
(Article.nationalreview.com)
• After a long campaign to drive the nation's top nuclear regulator from office, NRC commissioner Greg Jaczko resigned Monday. Daniel Stone reports on how the industry claimed its casualty. The tension had been growing for at least six months.
(Daily Beast)
• Gregory Jaczko may have announced his intention to resign as chairman The controversial chairman said he would remain as head of the five-member NRC leadership board until my successor is confirmed.
(Las Vegas Review Journal)
• Among other problems, Chairman Gregory Jaczko had been accused of bullying female employees at the NRC. The accusations were first aired in a report from the agency's inspector general last year.
(AllGov)
• Under questioning at the December hearing, the NRC's four other commissioners — two Democrats and two Republicans — raised doubts about Jaczko's leadership and said they believed he had been hostile towards female staffers.
(Washington Post)
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman and Commissioner Gregory Jaczko has announced he's efforts to ensure public safety in a different forum," Jaczko wrote May 21 on the NRC blog.
(FCW.com)