American Nuclear Society (ANS)

"The American Nuclear Society (ANS) is the premier organization for those that embrace the nuclear sciences and technologies for their vital contributions to improving people’s lives and preserving the planet."
https://www.ans.org/

Collection Assignment
Full Expanded ID
JGC.17.314.324
Item Type
Representation(s)
Extent
1 sheet, 11" x 8.5"
Scope and Content
A single-page photocopy of a letter from Wanda Munn to the American Nuclear Society, Richland, WA, on 10 September 1994, about the 50th anniversary of Hanford.
Notes
Sent from James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore on 6 October 1994, with additional materials.
Collection Assignment
Full Expanded ID
JGC.17.314.317
Item Type
Representation(s)
Extent
1 sheet, 11" x 8.5"
Scope and Content
A photocopy of the cover of the October 1994 newsletter of the American Nuclear Society in Richland, WA. This shows a comic of "Clip 'n' Send Cards for Lockheed and Martin Marietta."
Notes
Sent from James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore on 6 October 1994, with additional materials.
Collection Assignment
Full Expanded ID
JGC.17.125.141
Item Type
Representation(s)
Extent
1 sheet, 11" x 8.5"
Scope and Content
A reservation form for a Dinner Meeting of the Eastern Washington Section of the American Nuclear Society on 14 February 1995 at the Shilo Inn, Richland, WA. This notes that James Acord was presenting "Philosophy and Thoughts of a Resident Sculptor."
Collection Assignment
Full Expanded ID
JGC.17.58.109
Item Type
Representation(s)
Extent
1 sheet, 11" x 8.5"
Administrative History
Sent by James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore, later than the envelope in which it is currently stored. Maintained by Janet Galore since receipt.
Scope and Content
A photocopy of a letter from Alan E. Waltar, President of the American Nuclear Society to Dr. Peter Haug, Secretary General of the German Nuclear Society about James Acord, dated 10 February 1996.
This letter mentions articles from The New Yorker [sent with the original letter], and speaks highly of Acord, noting that he won the American Nuclear Society Public Information Communication Award in 1994.
This asks to connect Acord to "open forum" activities in Bonn, Germany, and suggests that the author also be permitted to participate.