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Oral history interview with Jan V. Pilcher, 2005

Call Number

OH1375

Date

2005

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Oral History with Jock Cobb, 2003 and 2004

Call Number

OH1180-V

Date

2003

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Oral history interview with Joseph A. Legare, 2005

Call Number

OH1332-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Jim Kelly, 1998

Call Number

OH1503

Date

1998

Description

Jim Kelly began working at Rocky Flats in 1956, when he was hired as a janitor. He quickly began training toward a position as radiation monitor{u2014}a job he held for 23 years. Kelly was a union president and played a key role in organizing the plant{u2019}s safety committee. In this interview, he details the union history at Rocky Flats and discusses issues of labor negotiations, worker

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Oral history interview with Claire L. Mathews, 2005

Call Number

OH1296-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Don Bingman, 2004

Call Number

OH1270-V

Date

2004

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Oral history interview with Art Geis, 2005

Call Number

OH1318-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Chuck Bogard, 2004

Call Number

OH1281-V

Date

2004

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Oral history interview with Ronald L. Rountree, 2011

Call Number

OH1723-V

Date

2011

Description

Ron Rountree discusses his serious health issues relating to his work at Rocky Flats. He worked primarily as a waste inspector, which led to his exposure to a wide variety of hazardous chemicals, often without protection. His health issues were poorly understood for many years, in part because security regulations did not allow him to tell his doctor what chemicals he was working with. He relates

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Oral history interview with Gary Thompson, 1997

Call Number

OH1514

Date

1997

Description

Gary Thompson was a long-time worker at Rocky Flats, a member of the Rocky Flats Citizens Advisory Board, and an employee of Kaiser-Hill during cleanup at the decommissioned plant. In this interview, he talks about what needs to be done at Rocky Flats, reflecting on his experience with multiple aspects of plant production: research chemistry (manager of a chemical research group), plutonium

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Oral history interview with Robert M. Nelson, Jr., 2010

Call Number

OH1652

Date

2010

Description

Robert Nelson, a longtime administrator at the Nevada Test Site, was interviewed about his work as manager of the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant in the early 1990s. He was brought in by the Department of Energy following the FBI raid of the plant. He describes his work in changing the safety culture at the plant, his relations with union leaders, and his efforts to be more open with the public

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Oral history interview with Joe (Joseph) L. Hebert, 2005

Call Number

OH1385-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Jacque Brever, 2004

Call Number

OH1210-V

Date

2004

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Oral history interview with Hank Stovall, 2004

Call Number

OH1279-V

Date

2004

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Oral history interview with Bob Rothe, 2003

Call Number

OH1179-V

Date

2003

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Oral history interview with Raymond Guyer, 1998

Call Number

OH1502

Date

1998

Description

In 1958 Ray Guyer was hired as an Assistant Chemical Operator at Rocky Flats. He was 20 years old when he was hired, and he continued to work for Rocky Flats for the next 40 years. Eventually he landed in the Research and Development department and developed processes that earned two patents. In this interview Ray describes numerous aspects of his working experience: facility security, conditions

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Oral History with Frank Quinn

Call Number

OH2022

Date

2013

Contents

single recording 73 minutes, 49 seconds

Description

Frank Quinn, an employee of the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant for more than 33 years, talks about his early years of education in Denver and Golden, as well as his military service in the U.S. Army as part of the Army Marine Ship Repair Company. He was on his way to fight in Japan when the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and later served in Japan during the post

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Denver (Colo.) Rocky Flats Action Group circulars [1978]

Call Number

312-3-17

Date

[1978]

Contents

2 items.

Description

This envelope contains a leaflet on the Rocky Flats plant 16 miles from Denver which includes information on joining the efforts of the Action Group. Also, a bumper sticker: "Convert Rocky Flats." The plant was also called the Rocky Flats nuclear bomb plant.

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Oral history interview with Sonya Pennock, 2005

Call Number

OH1392-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Iletta Teague, 2004

Call Number

OH1295-V

Date

2004

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Oral history interview with Dick Lamm, 2005

Call Number

OH1395-V

Date

2005

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Oral history interview with Gene Ideker, 2003

Call Number

OH1173-V

Date

2003

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Oral history interview with William M. Cohen, 2012

Call Number

OH1806-V

Date

2012

Description

Bill Cohen discusses the Lamm-Wirth Task Force, which was established in 1974 by newly-elected politicians Governor Dick Lamm and Congressman Timothy Wirth to explore alleged dangers at the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant. Bill describes his role on the Task Force as attorney and representative for Tim Wirth, the conduct of the inquiry, and the recommendations that emerged by consensus from

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Oral History with Ann Lockhart, OH1439

Call Number

OH1439

Date

2006

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Oral history interview with Melinda Kassen, 1998

Call Number

OH1531

Date

1998

Description

Melinda Kassen offers a nuanced picture of the Rocky Flats cleanup, balancing activist concerns against the political underpinnings of site restoration. Melinda became involved in Rocky Flats in 1986 as a lawyer with the Environmental Defense Fund. She later chaired the budget committee of the Colorado Council on Rocky Flats and, in 1993, became environmental counsel to the House Armed Services

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