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She told a couple stories after you left, Todd. Once concerned her father's payment from the condemnation. She mentioned he received $1700 for 17 aces. Then the feds came around each year for several years with more money. Once or twice they brought checks for $1700 again and her father told them to send the money back the feds needed it worse than he did. The last time they came they brought a check for around $3000. Her father said the feds must be doing better and he kept that check!

She also told a story about a deaf man getting locked into a cold storage building because he couldn't hear the owner calling out that he was locking up."

Marie White (Hansen) is interviewed about her childhood in Richland, before it was taken as part of the Hanford Site. ]]> The following guidelines are now in effect:

Fully in-person classes planned for fall
In anticipation of the state confirming a change in social distancing requirements, WSU Tri-Cities will move forward with adjusting room assignments to encompass a fully in-person learning experience. Scheduling will be adjusted for regular classroom capacities and laboratories will move back to their normal capacities.

Virtual access to instruction will also be provided to students who are unable to attend classes on-campus for specific reasons. For more information on requesting a virtual accommodation, contact Access Services.
]]> Modeling Validation;
Monitoring Data;
Regulatory Framework;
Environmental Analyses;
Incident Reports;
Incident Response;
Health and Safety;
Public Health;
Dade Moeller;
Early Hanford;
Manhattan Project, Scientific Discovery;
Richland, WA, Tri-Cities;
Hanford Publications, Nuclear Power;
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The size of the collection is 10 containers taking up 5.5 linear feet of shelf space. ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> Buildings in the distance are visible as well as the beach up close and a horse and person can only be seen. On the photo is written ""Hanford-WA EC. Klippel"", some is cut off from this. More text at the bottom of the photo reads: ""This picture was taken from a picture post""."
]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> Hotel and a bank are visible from behind small fence. In bottom left corner text reads: ""Hotel and Bank Hanford Wash By EC. Klippel""."
]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> An above image of the Kadlec Hospital. The Text on front of image reads: ""In Richland a well staffed and equipped Medical and Dental Clinic (foreground) and Hospital (background) were among the new public facilities provided to take care of the industrial requirements of the atomic plant as well as to serve the essential needs of the village whose population increased during the war from about 250 to 15000 (Photo by Rob Johnson); 603-H; Copyright Western Souvenirs, Inc. Spokane, Washington""."
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