Re: Question: References to various historical rad events?

["GLEN VICKERS" <BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com>]

     I believe I have seen detailed photos of the gentleman from Los Alamos 
     While attending the Army's Nuke, Bio, Chem warfare school (NBC), but 
     am not sure if any of these photos are available through other 
     sources.  Perhaps someone at one of the older govermental sites such 
     as Oak Ridge might have additional information.
     
     Glen Vickers


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Subject: Question:  References to various historical rad events?
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at INTERNET
Date:    6/14/96 2:18 PM


Hey, there:
     
Does anyone have references to journal articles, historial non-fiction, 
medical records or summaries thereof, narratives or other information that 
they can share with me (privately) on the following topics:
     
o  The young physicist at Los Alamos who, as I recall, separated two hemi-
   spheres of Pu, averting disaster but sacrificing his own life, in 1944-45;
o  Karen Silkwood; and
o  nuclear fallout and its relationship to tobacco use.
     
Thanks.
     
I was asked some interesting questions in a rad demo for teachers today.
     
John
     
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