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RE: Edward Radford (1922-2001)
> I hope he did more than this.
John:
He did, indeed! He testified in court that ALARA without limit was
understood to be part of a licensee's legal obligation, and that an employee
who had received a total of 37 mrem total in 4 years was not adequately
protected if the utility COULD have reduced his dosage even further. The
judge was duly impressed, and confirmed that legal obligation in the court
record.
Radford was cited, along with Sternglass and Caldecott, by Meinhold, NCRP
President, as constituting one position with regard to radiation protection,
to be balanced against Pollycove, Cohen and Feinendegen, with NCRP neatly in
the center. (Reminds me of the Mutt & Jeff cartoon where Mutt admitted that
he used some horse meat in his rabbit pies. How much? "50-50. One horse,
one rabbit.")
I have both these points documented in writing (but I no longer have the
cartoon)..
A wonderful legacy!
Ted Rockwell
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