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The collection contains papers and photographs about Atomic Energy Show. Advertising material, programs and pamphlets, expenses and show procedure are all contained within the collection. Photographs of the event are also included

The Public Affairs Department records contain biographical sketches of deceased officers, employees and du Pont family members, and histories of company plants, predecessor companies and all line and staff departments. The alphabetical history file contains press releases, memoranda, and pamphlets, which were assembled for various public relations campaigns. Of particular interest is the file documenting the Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn "Better Things for Better Living" campaign. There is also considerable information on the company's pavilions at the 1939 and 1964 New York World's Fairs, efforts to counter the Nye Committee's investigation, lawsuits with other chemical companies over products and patent infringement, and the General Motors and Cellophane antitrust suits. World War II-era publicity stresses Du Pont's contribution to the war effort and its role in the atomic energy program is well described. More recent records describe the impact of the energy crisis of the early ...

The papers of Howard E. Simmons are a small extract from his official files

Evidence presented by DSIR to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power Generation on 1 December 1976. P, Electricity demand, substitution and resources -- DSIR submission to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power Generation -- Submission no. 23. The economics of nuclear power for New Zealand / by R.H. Court, Professor of Economics University of Auckland -- Submission no. 29. Submissions from the Accident Compensation Comission to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power Generation in New Zealand -- Submission no. 36. Submission to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power / M.F. Donoghue M. Sc. -- Submission no. 47. Submission to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power Generation / Nature Conservation Council -- Submission no. 85. Aspects of nuclear power generation in New Zealand / B.G. Wybourne, Physics Department, University of Caterbury -- Submission no. 86. Submissions to the Royal Commission on Nuclear Power Generation from the Inter-Church Council on Public Affairs -- Submission no. 87. ...

The Ohio EPA was formed October 23, 1972, as the regulatory agency for environmental protection. The basic mission of the agency is the enhancement and protection of Ohio's environment for the benefit of human health and welfare. The Ohio Environmental Education Fund (OEEF) was created by the General Assembly in 1990 to raise the consciousness of Ohioans about environmental issues. The general public, the regulated community, and students from preschool through university and their teachers are the three groups that OEEF projects are intended to target. The money used to fund each grant is derived from one-half of civil penalties collected from violations of Ohio's air and water pollution control regulations

Landis' work at Babcock and Wilcox involved him in a number of nuclear reactor projects both in the United States and abroad. The bulk of the collection is correspondence, memoranda, proposals, studies, and reports surrounding these projects. Other papers relate to Landis' memberships on the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors (1966-1970); the Advisory Council of Virginia State Technical Services (1966-1969); the Virginia State Advisory Committee on Nuclear Energy (1956-1961); the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce (1954-1968); the Virginia Engineering Foundation of the University of Virginia (1962-1969); and the Virginia Advisory Board on Industrial Development (1962-1969)

Correspondence, proposed legislation, minutes, press releases, memoranda, tapes, radio announcements, petitions, and other items, relating to the "No on B" campaign, controversy over the wording of the Proposition B ballot title composed by Attorney General John Ashcroft, impact of a rate increase on various sectors of society, and information on performance and malfunctions of the Callaway Power Plant

The Robert Dalton Harris, Jr. Collection of Atomic Age Ephemera consists of printed ephemera acquired and assembled by Robert Dalton Harris, Jr. and his partner Diane DeBlois, experts on ephemera and proprietors of the ephemera business a'Gatherin. The collection includes materials produced from the late 19th century to the present day, with the majority of items falling between 1945 and 1970. Materials in the collection comprise broad coverage of many scientific, religious, cultural, industrial, political, environmental, and other aspects of nuclear history. Most items were produced in the United States; however, British, Canadian, and Japanese materials are also present. Materials prior to 1945 deal with early scientific advances and the therapeutic radium craze, documented through promotional materials, testimonials, and advertisements. Newspapers, speeches, and publications show American response to news of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the end of the war ...

This collection contains annual reports, correspondence and memoranda, work conference-related material, scientific presentations, studies, and surveys detailing how best to introduce atomic energy to the South. The files are largely made up of material from the Atomic Industrial Forum, the Oak Ridge Laboratories, and the Southern Regional Education Board

Collection consists of an original linen-covered commemorative box with 10 original color photographs. Title loosely translates to "In Memory of your visit to the state's nuclear power plant Bruno Leuschner near Greifswald during the 1st electrical grid connection of reactor block 1 on December 17, 1973." Atom logo in gold foil to box cover. Each photograph 8 x 10 inches and stamped on verso "DEWAG Werbung." Industrial photography of the East German power plant as it existed in December 1973. [Adapted from dealer description]