Re: Historical note

[Ted de Castro <tdc@xrayted.com>]

Sorry - wrong lab!  It was first developed at Lawrence Berkeley!

Susan Gawarecki wrote:
> 
> The November 2000 "Art Matters" newsletter of the Oak Ridge Art Center
> notes the death of Eleanor "Ellie" Pomerance on September 29, 2000.
> Ellie Pomerance was a founding member of the ORAC and a consummate
> artist.  In addition, to quote from the article: "her most recognizable
> contribution still seen today is the design of the three-bladed fan in
> magenta and yellow colors that has become the international standard
> warning symbol for radioactivity ... A creative pioneer in many of the
> arts organizations in Oak Ridge, she was also a passionate
> humanitarian."
> --
> ......................................................
> Susan L. Gawarecki, Ph.D., Executive Director
> Oak Ridge Reservation Local Oversight Committee
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