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Guide to the Chemical Demilitarization Media Project, 1985-1991
 

Accession Number: HC 30
The Chemical Demilitarization Media Project
Bulk, 1985-1991
10.4 linear ft.
Online Catalog Record (BANC)

Overview
History
Series Description
Series I - Alternative Technologies
Series II - Demilitarization/Detoxification
Series III - Environmental Impact Studies
Series IV - Newspaper Clippings
Series V - Public Hearings
Series VI - Reports and Committees
Series VII - Subject Files
Series VIII - Videotapes

Access and Use

Provenance: Joseph T. Gray entrusted his clippings, research materials, and videotapes of persons and events surrounding the chemical weapons debate to Berea College in 1993, while retaining the right to refuse permission for publication or multiple photocopies.

Restrictions: Permission to publish based upon research use of the videos must be obtained from Joseph T. Gray. The permission of Mr. Gray must be secured for any duplication whatsoever of the video material. Upon the death of Mr. Gray such permission must be secured from Berea College. Researchers are allowed to make single photocopies for their private use.

Preferred Citation: Chemical Demilitarization Media Project, Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Berea, Ky.

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Overview

The Chemical Demilitarization Media Project Collection documents Joseph T. Gray’s six years of research on the subject of chemical weapons demilitarization. Its primary focus is the debate over disposal alternatives to incineration of nerve gas and other weapons stored at the Bluegrass Army Depot in Madison County, Kentucky. Materials include reports, news clippings, publications, and videotapes. The video material consists mainly of interviews with various involved persons, the proceedings of public meetings in Madison County, and related congressional hearings in Washington, DC, all during the early 1990s.

History

Joseph T. Gray worked with Appalshop in Whitesburg, Kentucky, making documentaries, until he decided to work independently. While living in Somerset, Kentucky, he sought funding to produce a documentary on the question of how to dispose of deteriorating chemical weapons stored at the Army's Bluegrass Depot in Madison County, Kentucky. Although he followed the hearings and shot raw footage of interviews, etc., he never received the funding he needed to edit and produce a documentary on the subject.

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Series Description
26 Manuscript Boxes

Box List

Series I Minutes Box 1

This series consists of books, reports, and miscellaneous articles discussing alternative technologies for the destruction of chemical weapons. Thermal treatment preprocessing and postprocessing operations, high temperature and low pressure pyrolysis, enzyme technology, and electrochemical treatment are examples of the several alternatives described in this material.

Box 1

  1. Committee on Alternative Chemical Demilitarization Technologies. Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions. Washington: National Press, 1993.
  2. Picardi, Alfred, et al. Alternative Technologies for the Detoxification of Chemical Weapons: An Information Document. Washington: Greenpeace, 1991.
  3. Mss. The U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency. Technical Discussion on Two Nerve Agent Destruction Alternatives: Chemical Neutralization and Incineration.
    July 31, 1984.
  4. Miscellaneous items.

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Series II Newsletters Boxes 1-4

This series consists of reports and publications that describe the status of the U.S. Army's chemical weapons stockpile. The reports go into detail outlining how these weapons should be destroyed and what progress the army has made toward this goal. The material is particularly remarkable for the relatively slight degree of discussion regarding environmental risk factors associated with the destruction process.

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  1. Ms. AMC Headquarters. The AMSAA Chemical Munition Demilitarization Transport Hazard Study Technical Report no. 30. February, 1985.
  2. Science Applications International Corporation. Probabilities of Selected Hazards in Disposition of M55 Rockets. November 22, 1985.
  3. U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Concept Plan. March 15, 1986.

Box 2

  1. U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Concept Plan. March 15, 1986.
  2. U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Concept Plan. March 15, 1986.
  3. U.S. Army- Program Manager for Chemical Munitions. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Plan Supplement. March, 1987.
  4. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Mitigation of Public Safety Risks of the Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program. November, 1987.
  5. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report. Final Report on the DPEIS and Other Drafts.October, 1987.
  6. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Community Review Final Report: Disposal of Ten Containers of VX. October, 1987.
  7. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Chemical Agent and Munition Disposal: Summary of the U.S. Army's Experience. September 21, 1987.

Box 3

  1. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Risk Analysis of the Continued Storage of Chemical Munitions. August, 1987.
  2. U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program: General Information.
  3. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program: Implementation Plan. March 15, 1988.
  4. U.S. General Accounting Office.Report: Stockpile Destruction Delayed at the Army's Prototype Disposal Facility. July 1990.
  5. Report: Disposal of Chemical Munitions and Agents by Committee on Demilitarizing Chemical Munitions and Agents. 1984.
  6. Statement by Mrs. Susan Livingston (Assistant Secretary of the Army Before Subcommittee on Defense, Committee on Appropriations), U.S. Senate. May 12, 1992.
  7. Fred L. Levernz. Report: Review of the Chemical Weapons Demilitarization Draft Probablistic Risk Assessments. March 13, 1987.
  8. Report: Operation of the Chemical Agents Munitions Disposal System (CAMDS) at Tooele Army Depot. March, 1977.
  9. Report: Demiltarization of Chemical Weapons by Cryofracture: A Technical Assessment. The Panel on the Current Status of the Cryofracture Process Board on Army Science and Technology Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, National Research Council. 1991.
  10. National ICCB. Report: Program Management for Chemical Demilitarization. April 10, 1990.
  11. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: The United States Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program.
  12. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Tooele Chemical Disposal Factory.
  13. U.S. Army Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program. 1993.
  14. Demilitarization/ Detoxification: Disposal
  15. Demilitarization/ Detoxification: General Information
  16. Demilitarization/ Detoxification: Regulatory Process

Box 4

  1. Demilitarization/ Detoxification: Transportation Operations Plan.

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Series III Environmental Impact Studies Boxes 4-6

This series consists of reports, a book, and various articles regarding the potential effect of the Army's chemical weapons disposal plan on the environment. The Johnston Atoll Base in the Pacific is one example used in many of the studies because it is using incineration to destroy its chemical weapons. Both the Anniston Army Depot and the Bluegrass Army Depot are also investigated in various reports.

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  1. Report: Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, November 1, 1983.
  2. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. July 1, 1986.
  3. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. July 1, 1986.
  4. J.R. Krammel, A.J. Policastro, S.J. Olshansky, L.D. McGinnis, and T.E. Baldwin. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program: Review and Comment on the Phase I Environmental Report for the Tooele Army Depot, Tooele, Utah. November, 1988.

Box 5

  1. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. Vol. 1 (Sections 1-8) January, 1988.
  2. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. Vol. 2 (Sections 1-8) January, 1988.
  3. Program Executive Officer- Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. Vol. 3 (Sections 1-8) January, 1988.

Box 6

  1. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Disposal of Chemical Agents and Munitions Stored at Anniston Army Depot, Anniston, Alabama. July, 1989.
  2. Citizens Cleaninghouse for Hazardous Wastes, Inc. Publication: Everyone's Backyard. vol. 8, no. 4. August, 1990.
  3. Report: Greenpeace Review of Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal Systems (JACADS) by Alfred Picardi. February, 1990.
  4. Report: Greenpeace Review of Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System (JACADS). July, 1990.
  5. Report: Greenpeace Review of Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System (JACADS). July, 1990.
  6. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. Report: Disposal of Chemical Agents and Munitions Stored at Anniston Army Depot Anniston, Alabama. February, 1990.
  7. Report: "Notice of Technical Inadequacies," RCRA Facility Investigation, Lexington-Bluegrass Army Depot.
  8. Southern Research Institute. Report: Results of the RCRA Trail Burn of the Metal Parts Furnace System with ITD at the Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System. vol. 1, Appendix A.
  9. Suzanne Gordon and Dave McFadden, eds. Economic Conversion: Revitalizing America's Economy. Ballinger Books, 1984.

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Series IV Newspaper clippings Box 6, cont.

This series contains news clippings related to the U.S. Army's chemical weapons storage. The articles cover a fourteen-year period, primarily focusing on the Bluegrass Army Depot in Madison County, Kentucky. Topics include safety, public reaction/protest, accidents, and the status of the weapons.

Box 6, continued

  1. Environmental Information: Miscellaneous.
  2. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1979
  3. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1982
  4. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1984
  5. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1985
  6. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1986
  7. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1987
  8. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1988
  9. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1989
  10. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1990
  11. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1991
  12. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1992
  13. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- 1993
  14. Chemical Demilitarization Media Project; Newsclippings- No Date

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Series V Public Hearings  Boxes 7-9

This series is composed of minutes taken at various public meetings. The focus of these meetings was to discuss chemical weapons disposal, safety, and environmental impact. The bulk of the meetings were held in Madison County, Kentucky.

Box 7

  1. Meeting with Citizen's Panel to Discuss Disposal of MSS Rockets at Lexington Bluegrass Army Depot (LBDA) at Richmond, Ky June 20, 1984.
  2. Meeting of the Task Force on the MSS Demilitarization July 9, 1984.
  3. Meeting of the Task Force on the MSS Demilitarization July 9, 1984.
  4. Madison County Task Force Meeting, October 24, 1984.
  5. Meeting with Citizens Panel to Discuss Disposal of MSS Rockets at Lexington-Bluegrass Army Depot, December 17, 1984.
  6. Hearing Before the Investigations Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, Ninety-Ninth Congress, First Session, March 13, 1985.
  7. Public Hearing of the U.S. Army Chemical Demilitarization Program at Eastern Kentucky University, January 31, 1986.
  8. Public Hearing of the U. S. Army Chemical Demilitarization Program, Richmond, Kentucky, January 31, 1986.

Box 8

  1. Public Hearing of the U.S. Army Chemical Demilitarization Program at Eastern Kentucky University, August 28, 1986.
  2. Hearing on Army Disposal of Chemical Weapons, July 25, 1986.
  3. Public Hearings, January 29, 1988.
  4. Meeting of the U.S. Army at Berea, Kentucky, September 14, 1987.
  5. Public Hearing of U.S. Army Chemical Demilitarization Program, Richmond, Kentucky, January 29, 1988.
  6. Public Hearings, March 7, 1990.
  7. Public Scoping Meeting for Site-Specific Environmental Impact Analysis for Proposed Incinerator at the Richmond Facility, April 25-26, 1991, p. 1-100.
  8. Public Scoping Meeting for Site-Specific Environmental Impact Analysis for Proposed Incinerator at the Richmond Facility, April 25-26, 1991, p. 101-200.

Box 9

  1. 1. Public Scoping Meeting for Site-Specific Environmental Impact Analysis for Proposed Incinerator at the Richmond Facility, April 25-26, 1991, p. 201-
  2. Hearing Before the Investigations Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress, February 29, 1990.

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Series VI Reports and Committees Boxes 9-10

The material in this series includes reports drawn up by independent groups and by committees. The reports focus on various chemical weapons such as GB and VX, the Army's procedure for safe storage of these weapons, the advantages/disadvantages of incineration, and citizens' perspectives on the Army's chemical weapons disposal plans.

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  1. D.L. Push, J.A. Baker, T.R. Gervasoni, and H.F. Hildebrandt. Report: Incineration of GB and Containment of Gaseous Products. October 1970.
  2. H.F. Hildebrandt, T.R. Gervasoni, and J.A. Baker. Report: Incineration of VX and Containment of Gaseous Products. (u) March, 1970.
  3. Report to the Chairman, Subcommittee on Armed Services, House of Representatives: The Army's Program to Assure the Security and Safety of the Chemical Munitions Stockpile is Comprehensive and Effective. U.S. General Accounting Office. July 1, 1983.
  4. Science Advisory Board Environmental Effects, Transport and Fate Committee. Draft Report: Incineration of Hazardous Liquid Waste. December, 1984.
  5. Science Advisory Board Environmental Effects, Transport and Fate Committee. Draft Report: Incineration of Hazardous Liquid Waste. December, 1984.
  6. U.S. Army [?]. Report: Independent Evaluation/Assessment of Rocket, 115mm: Chemical Agent (GB or VX), M55. October, 1985.
  7. Report: Final Report Kentucky Community Review Support Contract #DAAA 15-87-C-0015. Prepared for the U.S. Army. November, 1987.
  8. Report: Final Report Kentucky Community Review Support Contract #DAAA 15-87-C-0015. Prepared for the U.S. Army. November, 1987.
  9. Report: Report of CAMDS Follow-Up Assessment Panel. July 24, 1987.

Box 10

  1. Report: Technical Investigation Board Report- Chemical Incident. May 30, 1987.
  2. Report: Report of the Technology Transfer Review Panel. December, 1987.
  3. Draft Report: Report of Kentucky Community Study Group E.K.U. Contract Number DAAA 15-87-C-0015. July 23, 1987.
  4. U.S. General Accounting Office. Report: Bigeye Bomb 1988 Status Report May, 1986.
  5. U.S. General Accounting Office. Report: Bigeye Bomb Evaluation of Operational Test. August, 1989.
  6. U.S. General Accounting Office. Report: Chemical Weapons- Obstacles to the Army's Plan to Destroy Obsolete U.S. Stockpile. May, 1990.
  7. U.S. General Accounting Office. Report: Chemical Weapons- Stockpile Destruction Cost Growth and Schedule Slippages are Likely to Continue. U.S. General Accounting Office. November, 1991.
  8. Scheider Engineers.Final Report, Phase One: Lexington-Bluegrass Army Depot Madison County, Kentucky Chemical Demilitarization Program Emergency Program Support.
  9. Peter Hille and John Capillo, Eds. Report: The Citizen's Viewpoint: Citizen Perspectives on the Army's Plan to Build a Nerve Agent Incineration in Madison County, Kentucky. August, 1991.
  10. Reports and Committees: Miscellaneous.

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Series VII Subject Files Boxes 10-11

This series is composed of minutes taken at various public meetings. The focus of these meetings was to discuss chemical weapons disposal, safety, and environmental impact. The bulk of the meetings were held in Madison County, Kentucky.

Box 10, continued

  1. Subject Files- Congress
  2. Subject Files- Court Cases
  3. Subject Files- Docu-Drama: "Maximum Credible Event"
  4. Subject Files- Fundraising

Box 11

  1. Subject Files- Greenpeace
  2. Subject Files- Military Production Network
  3. Subject Files- National Toxic Campaign Fund
  4. Subject Files- Nerve Gas
  5. Subject Files- Nuclear Weapons
  6. Subject Files- Kentucky Resource Council
  7. Subject Files- Photographs
  8. Subject Files- Soviet Union

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Series VIII Videotapes Boxes 11-26

This series consists of videotapes, a tape log, and tape content notes. This material mainly consists of interviews with various involved persons, the proceedings of public meetings in Madison County, and related congressional hearings in Washington, DC, all during the early 1990s. The original tapes are in U-matic SP master broadcast videocassette format, but VHS viewing tapes are available in Special Collections & Archives.

Box 11, continued

  1. Tapes: Chemical Demiltarization Tape Log
  2. Tapes: Chemical Demiltarization Media Tape. Content Notes, Tapes 1-12.
  3. Tapes: Chemical Demiltarization Media Tape. Content Notes, Tapes 26-28.
  4. Tapes: Chemical Demiltarization Media Tape. Content Notes, Tapes 50-61.
  5. Tapes: Chemical Demiltarization Media Tape. Content Notes, Tape 68- DOD Chemical Weapons Destruction Program.

Box 12

  • #11. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 1 of 12.
  • #12. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 2 of 12.
  • #13. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 3 of 12.
  • #14. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 4 of 12.
  • #15. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 5 of 12.
  • #16. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 6 of 12.

Box 13

  • #17. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 7 of 12.
  • #18. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 8 of 12.
  • #19. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 9 of 12.
  • #20. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 10 of 12.
  • #21. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 11 of 12.
  • #22. Chemical Demilitarization Public Meeting, Richmond, Kentucky, March 7, 1990. Tape 12 of 12.

Box 14

  • #23. LBAD Ext. January 31, 1991.
  • #24. LBAD Ext. 2. February 1, 1991.
  • #25. Richmond LBAD (panorama). February 1, 1991.
  • #26. Common Grounds. January 30, 1991. Tape 1 of 2.
  • #27. Common Grounds. January 30, 1991. Tape 2 of 2.
  • #28. Hille (17 mins blank). January 30, 1991.

Box 15

  • #29. Knipp, February 2, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #30. Knipp, February 2, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #31. Picardi, February 6, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #32. Picardi, February 6, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #33. Picardi, February 6, 1991. Tape 3.
  • #34. Picardi, February 6, 1991. Tape 4 (10 min. blank).

Box 16

  • #35. Floods, March 13, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #36. Floods, March 13, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #37. Floods, March 13, 1991. Tape 3.
  • #38. Nutter, March 14, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #39. Nutter, March 14, 1991. Tape 2.

Box 17

  • #40. Inside LBAD, April 9, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #41. Inside LBAD, April 9, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #42. Inside LBAD, April 9, 1991. Tape 3.
  • #43. Inside LBAD, April 9, 1991. Tape 4.
  • #44. Inside LBAD, April 9, 1991. Tape 5.
  • #45. EKU Students RFA Photos, April 23, 1991.

Box 18

  • #46. Norma Baker, April 23, 1991.
  • #47. Kathy Flood at School, April 23, 1991.
  • #48. Clark-Moores Middle School Students and Principle, Downtown Richmond, Kentucky, April 24, 1991.
  • #49. Clark-Moores Middle School Students and Principle, Downtown Richmond, Kentucky, April 24, 1991.
  • #50. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #51. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 2.

Box 19

  • #52. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 3.
  • #53. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 4.
  • #54. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 5.
  • #55. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 6.
  • #56. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 7.
  • #57. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 8.

Box 20

  • #58. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 9.
  • #59. RFA Holiday Inn, April 24, 1991. Tape 10.
  • #60. Banonian, April 25, 1991.
  • #61. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #62. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #63. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 3.

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Box 21

  • #64. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 4.
  • #65. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 5.
  • #66. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 6.
  • #67. Hille Pre-Scoping Hearing, April 25, 1991. Tape 7.
  • #68. Krummel, April 25, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #69. Krummel, April 25, 1991. Tape 2.

Box 22

  • #70. Citizens Summit (cutaways) November 10, 1991. (15 min. unused)
  • #71. Citizen's Summit, November 10, 1991. Roll 1.

  • #72. Citizen's Summit, November 10, 1991. Roll 2.
  • #73. Citizen's Summit, November 10, 1991. Roll 3.
  • #74. Fomichov, November 10, 1991.
  • #75. Chemical Demilitarization, Greenwell, July 9, 1991.

Box 23

  • #76. Chemical Demilitarization- E.M.T., July 7, 1991. Tape 1.
  • #77. Chemical Demilitarization- E.M.T., July 7, 1991. Tape 2.
  • #78. NRC Committee on Alternative Technologies, Washington, D.C., June 4, 1992.
  • #79. Hong, Washington, D.C., June 4, 1992.
  • #80. Williams, June 15, 1992.
  • #81. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 1.

Box 24

  • #82. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 2.
  • #83. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 3.
  • #84. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 4.
  • #85. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 5.
  • #86. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 6.
  • #87. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 7.

Box 25

  • #88. Congressional Hearings, June 16, 1992. Roll 8.
  • #89. Bubble in Rayburn- Street Scene in Washington.
  • #1 Gray, Joseph. Archives #155676. Film Transfer August 27, 1991. 15 min.
  • #4 Backyard Burn-Off Clips from Australian Broadcasting Co.
  • #5 LBAD News Reports 84-88
  • # Wally Dryden M55 Rocket Disposal- Tooele Army Depot, Utah.

Box 26

  • T30- Synthetica Technologies, Inc. Detoxification: Destroying Hazardous Waste On-Site.
  • Polaroid T-120- Australian Broadcasting Corporation- Four Corners TX 24/9/90 "Backyard Burn-Off". Dur. 45' 32"
  • #001- Compilation of TV News Reports on Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program- Do Not Erase
  • #002- Incinerator Forum, October 20, 1990. Tape 1 of 2.
  • #003- Incinerator Forum, October 20, 1990. Tape 2 of 2.
  • #004- "M55 Rocket Disposal Process" Joseph Gray. Transfer from 3/4 w/13itc. October 31, 1989.
  • HS- Nature The Price of Peace: Destroying Chemical Weapons
  • Polaroid T-120- LBAD News Reports 84-88 dub. From 3/4 submaster.
  • #30 America's Defense Monitor GAO- "Superfunds"
  • T-120 HS- Modar Supercritical Water Oxidation. Science and Technology Satellite News. August 21, 1992. U.S. Air Force- Run 533.

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