Re: Fwd:RE: University of Georgia To Build Lab Near Chernoby

["Jim Dunlap" <jim.dunlap@guardian.brooks.af.mil>]

     Not sure, but it sounds like they lead a group of individuals trying 
     to identify and "fix" Y2K problems before they become problems.


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Subject: Fwd:RE: University of Georgia To Build Lab Near Chernobyl 
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at guardian
Date:    1/19/99 10:05 AM


>>Slightly off-topic<<
Just what does a Y2K Emergency Planning Lead do?

E. Algutifan
Elizabeth_Algutifan@wssrap-host.wssrap.com

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Subject:    RE: University of Georgia To Build Lab Near Chernobyl 
Author: <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
Date:       1/19/99 8:40 AM

Just a point of clarification on this discussion. I believe that UG has only
been running the SRL since the transition from DuPont to Westinghouse as
operating contractor (1989, I think). Before then I believe it was one of
the South Carolina schools (University of SC, I think.)

DJ Richards
Hazards Assessment Team Leader
 & Y2k Emergency Planning Lead
Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site
David.Richards@rfets.gov
djrichards@earthlink.net

> -----Original Message-----
> From:        nolan Hertel [SMTP:nolan.hertel%me.gatech.edu@inet.rfets.gov]
> Sent:        Tuesday, January 19, 1999 3:56 AM
> To:        Multiple recipients of list
> Subject:        RE: University of Georgia To Build Lab Near Chernobyl
> 
> Perhaps it is because they have world-class ecology scholars.  They also
> operate the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory -- so they have a "few"
> years
> of experience.  
> 
>  >I sure hope they employ Americans there. And why is the U. of Georgia
> being
> >funded to do this (who is paying for this?)?  Why isn't it one of the
> >National Laboratories? Would someone tell me why we are financially
> >supporting Russian science and letting U.S. scientists, many of whom have
> >spent the bulk of their careers winning the Cold War for the U. S., be
> >unemployed, underemployed, or forced into early and inadequately funded
> >retirement?  
> >
> >Clearly only my own opinion.
> >
> >Ruth F. Weiner
> >Sandia National Laboratories 
> >MS 0718, POB 5800
> >Albuquerque, NM 87185-0718
> >505-844-4791; fax 505-844-0244
> >rfweine@sandia.gov
> >
> >
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