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Two copies of a 23 February 1995 report by Battelle, Pacific Northwest Laboratories on the "Isotopic Content of HLV Tanks," specifically the 324 Building High Level Vault (HLV) at Hanford. These are highly contaminated underground stainless steel tanks located inside the 324 Building (Chemical Materials Engineering Laboratory) in the 300 Area of the Hanford Site. These tanks, alongside the Radiochemical Engineering Cells (REC), were used to manage high-activity liquid radioactive waste generated during research on nuclear fuel and waste vitrification between 1966 and 1996.

This is a two-sheet, four-page photocopied packet of information related to the "Future Prospects for Medical Isotopes at Hanford and the Tri-Cities" conference at the Tower Inn, Richland, WA, 17 March 1995.
The first page is the agenda of the conference, on which Acord has highlighted his late morning presentation.
The second page is a description of the conference.
The third page is a copied article from the 5 March 1995 Tri-City Herald titled "Big dreams for nuclear isotopes."
The fourth and last page is a copied article from the 5 March 1995 Tri-City Herald titled "Oncologist optimistic about isotope."

Two photocopied sheets, rectos only, of the 26 February 1995 article by Brandon Loomis on James Acord titled "Atomic artist" as published in the [Idaho] Post Register. This includes an image of Acord's "Monstrance for a Grey Horse" granite sculpture.

a single photocopied sheet, double-sided, of a public auction for Westinghouse Hanford Co. on 16 March [1995]. James Acord has highlighted some sections in orange marker, and annotated in red pen, including a number of Granite items, valves, fittings, and uniforms up for auction.

A photocopy of two articles from the Tri-City Herald, dated in Acord's hand.
This includes: (1) "Aug. 9 should be remembered" an op-ed from 1 May 1995 and (2) "Richland remains opposed to Japanese sister city idea" by Will Swarts, 27 April 1995.

This double-sided photocopy of articles from the Tri-City Herald is annotated in highlighter and red ink by James Acord.
This represents: (1) "Disapponted," a response by Christine Tipps to a statement from councilman Larry Haler; (2) "Los Alamos barks at peace statue idea" by the Associated Press, 1 May 1995; (3) "April showers bring record rainy month" by the Heard staff, 2 May 1995; and (4) "Richland shuns Nagasaki sister city concept" by Will Swarts, 2 May 1995.

A one-page photocopy of an article from 9 May 1995 by Doug Campbell for the Tri-City Herald: "Hanford's future will be set minus DOE, say city, county."

Three photocopied sheets, rectos only, of the press release for the American Council for the Arts "ArtsUSA" effort, with handwritten notes form James Acord to Janet and Edward Galore.
This notes a friend of James Acord, "Kniza" [?] who sent this to him.

A single page photocopy from one of James Acord's Bankcard Services notices, with a note in red ink to Janet and Edward Galore.

This is a photocopy of a resumé received by James Acord at his Handford Nuclear Sculpture Studio. Acord has written on it in red and black ink to Janet and Edward Galore, making a comment about his personal inability to hire someone, and noting that he receives resumés "all the time".