B Reactor Museum Association (BRMA)

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Photocopied packet related to Hanford Peace Week and related topics, c. February 1995

Parent item
Envelope of materials from James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore, 15 March 1995
Collection Assignment
The Janet Galore Collection
Full Expanded ID
JGC.17.58.106
Item Type
Document
Representation(s)
19950221_HanfordPeaceWeekPacket.pdf (16.04 MB)
Extent
3 sheets, 11" x 8.5"
Creator(s)
The Tri-City Herald
B Reactor Museum Association (BRMA)
Administrative History
Sent by James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore on 15 March 1995. Maintained by Janet Galore since receipt.
Scope and Content
Three photocopied sheets on peace-related activities.
The first sheet, recto only, is a copy of a 21 February 1995 letter from Jim Stoffel, coordinator of Hanford Peace Week 1995 to the Board of Trustees at the Mid-Columbia Symphony. This notes connections to World Citizens for Peace and to the B Reactor Museum Association, and discusses performance of Faure's "Requiem."
The second sheet, recto only is a copied 10 February 1995 article from the National Catholic Reporter titled "It may be too soon to tell Enola Gay story."
The third sheet is double-sided, and is a Mid-Winter 1995 update from the NY-based Fellowship of Reconciliation.
B Reactor Museum Association (BRMA)