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Oral history interview with Barbara Jean Robbins Shanahan, 1997

Call Number

OH0973

Date

1997

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Oral history interview with John L. Holst, 1997

Call Number

OH0893

Date

1997

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Oral history interview with Donald J. Kava, 1997

Call Number

OH0886

Date

1997

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Oral history interview with George DiCiero, 1997

Call Number

OH0913

Date

1997

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Oral history interview with Herman Conrad Anderson, 1997

Call Number

OH0917

Date

1997

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Oral history interview with Jim Kelly, 1997-1998

Call Number

OH0916

Date

1997-1998

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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 interview with Carol K. Minelli, 1998

Call Number

OH0924

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Willie Warling, Jr., 1998

Call Number

OH0927

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Thomas M. Rauch, 1998

Call Number

OH0946

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Gary Thompson, 1998

Call Number

OH1515

Date

1998

Description

This interview with Gary Thompson is a follow-up to his 1997 oral history (OH1514). Gary talks about his education and his work in the military industrial complex, which included arsenals of nerve gas, Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, and nuclear warheads. Much of the interview explores the philosophical and ethical precedence for arms production and deterrence through military might. Gary describes his own feelings in opposition to those of environmentalists, protestors, and pacifists. He makes the case for a strong US defense{u2014}including nuclear weapons{u2014}and downplays fears about radiation exposure as a result of production activities.

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Oral history interview with Janet Brown, 1998

Call Number

OH1499

Date

1998

Description

Janet Brown was a metallurgical technician at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and then a machinist at Rocky Flats, beginning in 1982. She became disabled with epileptic seizures and subsequently helped form the organization Rocky Flats Retired and Disabled Workers. In this interview, Janet talks about struggles to keep and negotiate benefits packages - health and pension - that were promised

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Oral history interview with Daniel Ellsberg, 1998

Call Number

OH1530

Date

1998

Description

This interview was recorded at the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center during a weekend of activities commemorating the 1978 demonstrations at the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant. Daniel Ellsberg is asked to explain his personal knowledge of U.S. military policy in general, and nuclear weapons in particular, which came to bear on his participation in the Rocky Flats sustained civil

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Oral history interview with Kathleen Sullivan, 1998

Call Number

OH1512

Date

1998

Description

Kathleen Sullivan talks about being born into the nuclear age, being concerned about nuclear weapons at a very young age, and her earliest experience with Rocky Flats: a memorable day in 1985 when her great aunt, Ann Swift, drove her to the west gate. The interview explores Kathleen's ongoing activism, education outreach - especially with children and young people - and past research. Topics

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Oral history interview with Patrick Etchart

Call Number

OH0958

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Wes McKinley, 1998

Call Number

OH1532

Date

1998

Description

Wes McKinley and Patty Calhoun tag team as narrators in this recorded discussion about the Rocky Flats grand jury. The occasion for their dialogue is the 20th reunion of Rocky Flats activists, and the event takes place at the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center. Wes describes how he came to be on the grand jury (serving as foreman), the grand jury's role in criminal accusations against Rocky

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Oral history interview with John A. Cash, 1998

Call Number

OH0929

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Janet Brown, 1998

Call Number

OH0940-V

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Ron Newby, 1998

Call Number

OH0945-V

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Larry R. Ferris, 1998

Call Number

OH0925

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with James De Andrea, 1998

Call Number

OH0928

Date

1998

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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 Joanna F. Sampson, 1998

Call Number

OH0921

Date

1998

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Oral history interview with Ken Korkia, 1998

Call Number

OH1505

Date

1998

Description

Ken Korkia started working as a technical assistant to the Rocky Flats Cleanup Commission in 1990, and he was later hired as staff coordinator for the Rocky Flats Citizens Advisory Board. In this interview Korkia talks about developing a comprehensive awareness of what went on at Rocky Flats, and he details some of his contributions as an advocate for public participation in the cleanup process

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Oral history interview with Patrick Malone, 1998

Call Number

OH1529

Date

1998

Description

This interview takes place during a walk from Boulder to Rocky Flats on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the 1978 demonstrations. Patrick Malone was well known for his participation in those activities, especially his construction of a teepee that became a symbol of the movement to halt weapons production at Rocky Flats. Patrick talks about his history and how he got involved with Rocky

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