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[Description and dates], Box/folder number, MS 65, Ecumenical Task Force of the Niagara Frontier Records, 1946-1995 (1978-1990 bulk), University Archives, The State University of New York at Buffalo.
See the Archives' preferred citations instructions for additional information.
Acquisition InformationThe collection was donated in 96 cartons by Joann Hale of Allen, Lippes, and Shonn on September 24, 1996. A copy of the original box-listing and previous finding aids are available in the accession folder.
The Pat Brown materials (located in Series II and Series IV, Subseries I) were donated to the University Archives by Pat Brown's son-in-law, David Skiba in 1999. Originally a separate collection, the papers were later incorporated into this collection (MS 65) because they reflect the organization and management of the ETF.
Terms of AccessEcumenical Task Force of the Niagara Frontier Records, 1946-1995 (1978-1990 bulk), are open for research.
CopyrightCopyright of papers in the collection may be held by their authors, or the authors' heirs or assigns. Researchers must obtain the written permission of the holder(s) of copyright and the University Archives before publishing quotations from materials in the collection. Most papers may be copied in accordance with the library's usual procedures unless otherwise specified.
Processing InformationCollection processed by Archives staff and students, 1996-2005, and Nathan Tallman, December 2007-May 2008.
Accruals and AdditionsNo further accruals are expected to this collection.
The Ecumenical Task Force of the Niagara Frontier, Inc. (ETF) was founded in 1979 as a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of human and natural resources from chemical and radiological contamination in the Western New York area and within the Great Lakes eco-system. Its mission and purpose addressed the physical, psychological, social, economic, moral, and ethical issues inherent in the environmental concerns that impact persons and communities.
Organizationally, the ETF was made up of approximately 75 voting members and a 25-person Scientific and Technical Advisory Board, selected annually. The Executive Board was elected from ten Western New York denominational institutions. From 1979-1988 Sister Margeen Hoffmann served as Executive Director of ETF and later Pat Brown took over the position from 1989-1991.
To promote its mission of educating the public on the hazards of chemicals and toxic waste dump sites, the ETF expended resources in its public education programs. They participated in many local and national environmental conferences and presented informational talks to several religious, governmental, and educational organizations.
Often it was necessary for ETF to pursue legal action. The ETF became involved in civil court cases against chemical polluters. When able, the ETF represented Western New York residents affected by toxic waste in litigation as an amicus curiae. For this, the Scientific and Technical Advisory Board was called to present testimony and scientific analysis for alternative remediation and technology.
A large part of the ETF's work was dedicated to providing direct relief for victims of hazardous waste exposure in the Love Canal area. Prior to the relocation of remaining Love Canal residents in 1980, they provided counseling, temporary shelter, and other services to affected residents. Later they also served as intermediaries with state and local officials to facilitate the relocation process. Retained by the Love Canal Area Revitalization Agency, the ETF coordinated the review of all technical data on Love Canal issues and made impartial recommendations with respect to the habitability of the Love Canal area.
Although the Love Canal disaster was the ETF's main focus, it was not the only one. They also worked for the betterment of the community after various chemical corporations including CECOS International, Inc. and Hooker Chemical and Plastics Corporation were responsible for the contamination of other local area sites such as the Hyde Park Landfill, the S-Area Landfill, and Forrest Glenn.
See Series VIII.Hazardous Waste Management Facilities, Chemical Companies and Other Toxic Waste Sites for more information on ETF's work for these other contaminated areas.
The ETF dissolved in the early 1990's.
Pat Brown Biography:
Patricia A. Brown was a resident of the Love Canal area in Niagara Falls, New York. After toxic chemicals from the nearby chemical dumpsite were discovered seeping into residents homes, Brown took action and volunteered with the newly formed Ecumenical Task Force. Soon she was employed as the executive secretary for the organization and later became the ETF Resource Center manager, developing and operating the organization's library.
In 1989 Brown took over as Executive Director and continued to expand the ETF's programs in research, activism and education. She gave speeches, and participated in government hearings and committees. Personally she continued to develop her activism beyond the ETF by becoming involved in the Niagara Falls Hazardous Materials Advisory Committee, the Environmental Liaison Committee, the Niagara Falls Chamber of Commerce, the Toxics in Your Community Coalition (based in Albany, NY), and the Niagara County Legislature Citizens Advisory Committee.
Pat Brown died in February 1999
Contains the records and papers of the ETF including: minutes, organizational files, Executive Director Pat Brown's files, correspondence, clippings, records on ETF functions, subject and resource files, records regarding other Love Canal organizations, reports on habitability and remediation, subject files of other environmental organizations, records of other WNY hazardous waste sites, subject files of companies dealing with hazardous waste, and litigation file resulting from hazardous waste disposal.
In order to be consistent with names throughout the MS 65 finding aid, some organizations will be referred to as:
Some documents may have handwritten numbers in the upper-right corner. This refers to a previous folder number from previous processing and may be disregarded.
Arranged into nine series: I.Administration; II.Pat Brown as Executive Director; III.ETF Activities; IV.Resource Files; V.Related Love Canal Organizations; VI.Love Canal: Environmental, Health (Habitability), and Cleanup Studies; VII.Environmental Organizations and Issues; VIII.Hazardous Waste Management Facilities; Chemical Companies and Other Toxic Waste Sites; and IX.Litigation.
| There are no minutes for the years 1987 or 1988. | ||
| Arranged chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 1.1 |
Board meeting minutes,
1979
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| 1.2-1.5 |
Board meeting minutes,
1980
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| 1.6-1.9 |
Board meeting minutes,
1981
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| 1.10-2.3 |
Board meeting minutes,
1982
[5 folders] |
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| 2.4-5.5 |
Board meeting minutes,
1983
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| 2.6-2.7 |
Board meeting minutes,
1984
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| 2.8-2.9 |
Board meeting minutes,
1985
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| 2.10 |
Board meeting minutes,
1986
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| 2.11-2.12 |
Board meeting minutes,
1989
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| 3.1 |
Board meeting minutes,
1990
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| 3.2 |
Board meeting minutes,
1991
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| Contains bylaws, membership lists, mailing lists, etc. | ||
| Arranged chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 3.3 |
Organizational suggestions regarding Love Canal
Disaster,
1979;
includes clippings and handwritten notes.
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| 3.4 |
Bylaws (draft and final),
1979-1982
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| 3.5 |
Committees,
1979-1982
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| 3.6 |
Membership and committee lists,
1980-1981, undated
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| 3.7 |
Job descriptions,
1981-1982, undated
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| 3.8 |
Appointment books,
1976-1984
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| 162.1 |
Ecumenical Response Worksheets, undated
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| 3.9-3.13 |
Mailing lists, undated
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| 3.14 |
Policies and procedures guidebook,
undated
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| 3.15 |
Purpose, goals, objectives, and history,
undated
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Starting in 1988, the ETF started to name their annual reports "Earthcare". In 1987, they published "Earthcare: Lessons from Love Canal: A Resource and Response Guide [for ecumenical response]". |
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See Series III, Subseries E. Publications for this publication. |
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Arranged chronologically. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 4.1 |
Membership reports,
1981-1982
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| 4.2 |
Report from the Executive Director, Sister Margeen
Hoffmann,
July
1983
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| 4.3 |
Update report,
August
1983
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| 4.4-4.7 |
Annual meetings,
1984-1989
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| 4.8 |
Summary of accomplishments,
1984-1985
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| 4.9 |
Annual report,
1985-1986
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| 4.10 |
Annual report,
1986-1987
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| 4.11-4.12 |
Earthcare, annual report,
1988
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| There are no "financial documents" for 1986. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 4.13 |
Bookkeeping record,
1979-1980
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| 4.14 |
Bookkeeping record,
1980
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| 4.15-4.16 |
Financial advisory committee,
1985-1987
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| 4.17 |
Financial assistance guidelines,
circa 1980
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| 4.18-5.10 |
Financial documents,
1979-1991, undated; includes budgets, treasurer's
reports, financial statements, donation records, and
correspondence.
[12 folders] |
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| 5.11-5.12 |
Funding Sources,
1970-1979, undated
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| 5.13 |
General ledger book,
1979-1981
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| 5.14 |
Payroll book,
1979-1980
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| 5.15 |
Petty cash ledger,
1979-1981
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| 5.16 |
Travel vouchers,
1979-1981
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Contains documents and correspondence regarding Christian religious organizations' support of the ETF agenda. |
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Arranged alphabetically. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 5.17 |
American Baptist Church of the Niagara Frontier,
1986-1989
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| 5.18 |
Catholic Charities,
1979-1989
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| 5.19-6.1 |
Catholic Charities,
1983-1989; includes applications for Campaign for
Human Development Funding.
[2 folders] |
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| 6.2 |
Catholic Diocese of Buffalo,
1982-1987
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| 6.3 |
Christian Church northeast region,
1979-1987
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| 6.4 |
Christian Reformed World Relief Committee,
undated
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| 6.5 |
Church of the Brethren,
1980-1988
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| 6.6 |
Church financial support,
1979-1982
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| 6.7 |
Church Women United,
1984-1985
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| 6.8 |
Church World Service,
1987
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| 6.9 |
Council of Churches local,
1980
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| 6.10 |
Episcopal Charities of Western New York,
1980-1990
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| 6.11 |
Episcopal Coalition for Human Needs,
1981-1982
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| 6.12 |
Episcopal Diocese of Buffalo,
1981-1987
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| 6.13 |
Friends of ETF, religious Christian organizations,
1981-1983
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| 6.14 |
Mennonite Disaster Service,
1983-1986
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| 6.15 |
National Council of Churches,
1983-1988
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| 6.16 |
New York State Council of Churches,
1979-1984
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| 6.17 |
Niagara Council of Churches,
1980
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| 6.18 |
Unitarian Universalist Church,
1983-1987
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| 6.19-6.20 |
United Church of Christ,
1981-1990
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| 6.21 |
United Methodist Church,
1982-1990
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| 7.1 |
United States Catholic Conference,
1980-1988
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| 7.2 |
World Council of Churches,
1980
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Contains documents pertaining to grants the ETF were granted or applied for. |
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Arranged alphabetically. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 7.3 |
Appropriation grant aid to localities,
1988-1990
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| 7.4-7.5 |
Campaign for Human Development,
1983
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| 7.6 |
Clean Water Black Mountain Association,
1984
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| 7.7-7.8 |
Charles Stuart Mott Foundation,
1985-1990
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| 7.9 |
Church World Service,
1983
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| 7.10 |
New York State Assembly Grant Proposal,
1987
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| 7.11-7.13 |
Niagara Center for Environmental Education,
1984
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| 7.14 |
Presiding Bishop's Fund for World Relief: The
Episcopal Church Center,
1979
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| 7.15 |
Public Issue Ministries Task Force,
1981
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| 8.1-8.2 |
William H. Donner Foundation,
1982-1987
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| 8.3 |
World Relief Emergency and Resettlement Services,
1979
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| 8.4 |
Other grant proposals,
1988-1991
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| Contains contact information of the news/media, ETF members/staff/volunteers. | ||
| Box | Contents | |
| 159 |
Card files, undated; includes cards for churches,
staff/volunteers/members, New York State Agency officials, news media, and
others.
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| 160 |
Card files, undated; includes alphabetical contact
names.
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| 161 |
Card files, undated; includes contacts, Methodist
pastor list, and at-large members.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 162.2 |
American Statistical Association,
1981-1983
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| 162.3 |
Carter, Jimmy -- President of the United States,
1980
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| 8.5-8.11 |
Internal memos,
1979-1988
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| 8.12-8.16 |
General correspondence,
1979-1989; includes thank you letters, letters of
inquiry, letters to government officials and congress persons.
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| 162.4 |
Gibbs, Lois,
1980
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| 9.1 |
Legal correspondence,
1984-1985; includes correspondence on the S-Area
landfill appeal
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| 162.5 |
Legislative correspondence,
1978-1981
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| 9.2 |
Ventry, Christina,
1979-1988; includes correspondence with Strega
Productions, Inc.
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| Records regarding individual ETF members include correspondence, clippings, and resumes. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 9.3 |
Cook, Roger,
circa 1983-1987
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| 162.41 |
Hale, Joann,
1989
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| 9.4 |
Hanna, Barbara,
1987-1989
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| 9.5 |
Hoffmann, Sister Margeen,
1986;
includes 2 photographs.
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| 9.6 |
Lynch, John,
1979
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| 9.7-9.9 |
Mudd, Therese,
1979-1987
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II. Pat Brown as Executive Director,
1978-1995 |
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The materials in this series were donated to the University Archives in 1999 by Pat Brown's son-in-law, David Skiba. Originally a separate collection, the papers were incorporated in this collection (MS 65) because they reflect the organization and management of the ETF. The Pat Brown papers contain documents she maintained as a volunteer, resource librarian, and executive director of the ETF. |
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See Series IV. Resource Files, Subseries I. Pat Brown's Resource Files for Pat Brown's subject and resource files. |
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A few documents from these papers were moved to other series: |
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• "Earthcare", annual report, was moved to Series I.
Administration, Subseries B. Organizational Files
• "Earthcare: Lessons from Love Canal, A Resource and Response
Guide" [to ecumenical response] was moved to Series III. ETF Activities,
Subseries E. Publications
• "Common Ground" newsletters, 1979-1990 were moved to Series
III. ETF Activities, Subseries E. Publications
• ETF subject and resource files were moved to Series IV.
Resource Files
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 9.10 |
Brown family relocation materials,
1978
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| 9.11 |
Personal papers,
1985-1992; includes correspondence, notes,
greeting cards, clippings and poetry.
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Photographic portriat,
undated
Removed from frame Located atop of boxes 8-10. |
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| Documents in this subseries reflect Pat Brown's environmental activism work. They include correspondence, and promotional materials on related environmental organizations, committees, and conferences. There are no general correspondence files for 1980-1982. | ||
| See also Series VII, Subseries A. Organizations for more information on environmental organizations. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically, then chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 9.12 |
The American Lutheran Church,
1980-1984
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| 9.13 |
Blueprint for Action conference,
1985
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| 9.14 |
American Museum of Natural History,
September
1983
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| 9.15 |
Citizen Action of New York,
1986-1987
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| 9.16 |
Citizen's Clearing House for Hazardous Waste
convention,
1986
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| 9.17-10.1 |
Citizen's Clearing House for Hazardous Waste, Inc. ,
1981-1990
[3 folders] |
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| 10.2 |
Commission for Racial Justice,
1987
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| 10.3 |
Community Advisory Committee on CECOS Landfill,
1988
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| 10.4-10.9 |
Correspondence,
1982-1990; includes Dickinson College,
Environmental Planning Lobby, Michael Heiman, Lynn Myens, New York State DOH,
and Michael Stole.
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| 10.10 |
Drinking Water Issues conference,
1988
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| 10.11-10.12 |
DuPont, Niagara area,
1992
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| 10.13 |
Durez Area Residents Association,
1982
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| 10.14 |
Eastern Psychological Association,
1988
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| 10.15 |
Environmental Liaison Committee,
1985
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| 10.16-10.18 |
Environmental Planning Lobby,
1984-1987, undated
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| 11.1 |
Food and Water, Inc. ,
1988
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| 11.2-11.13 |
Correspondence,
1979-1991, undated; includes clippings, thank you
letters, legal documents, and statements.
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| 11.14 |
Great Lakes United,
1987
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| 11.15 |
Hazardous Materials Advisory Council,
1985-1988
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| 11.16 |
Harvard School of Public Health,
1987
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| 11.17 |
Health Hazards of Plastics conference,
1982
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| 11.18 |
Help Eliminate Lawn Pesticides group,
undated
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| 11.19-11.20 |
Industrial Pretreatment Program, Citizens Advisory
Committee,
1982-1983
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| 11.21 |
Institute for Local Self Reliance,
1985
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| 12.1 |
Leadership Niagara class,
1987
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| 12.2 |
Life Education group, undated
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| 12.3 |
Love Canal Citizen Coalition, undated
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| 12.4-12.7 |
Love Canal Health Project Advisory Committee,
1980
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| 12.8 |
Love Canal Homeowners Association,
1978-1984
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| 12.9 |
Love Canal Medical Fund, Inc. ,
1985-1986
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| 12.10-12.11 |
Love Canal Rally,
1989-1990
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| 12.12 |
Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Source Reduction
conference,
1983
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| 12.13 |
Ministry of Concern for Public Health,
1983
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| 12.14 |
Missouri Catholic Conference,
1984
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| 12.15 |
National Association of Environmental Law Societies
conference,
1989
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| 12.16 |
National Wildlife Federation,
1980
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| 12.17 |
New York State Environment 2000 conference,
1986 [
See
also Series III, Subseries D. Conferences, Workshops, and Seminars]
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| 12.18 |
Niagara River Toxics Committee,
1984
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| 12.19 |
Occidental Chemical Corporation,
1986
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| 12.20 |
Occupational Disease Prevention Clinic conference,
1988
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| 12.21 |
Pennsylvania Environmental Network conference,
1990
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| 13.1-13.2 |
Pennsylvania Environmental Network's Environmental
Studies 406, Senior Seminar on Hazardous Waste,
1990;
includes volumes I and II.
[bound volumes] |
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| 13.3 |
People for Permanent Relocation,
1979
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| 13.4 |
Praxair Community Tree Planting Council,
1995
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| 13.5 |
Risk Communication conference,
1986
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| 13.6 |
Rockefeller Institute of Government,
1983
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| 13.7 |
Roswell Park Memorial Institute,
1979-1981
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| 13.8 |
Rhythm Seminar at DuPont,
1985
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| 13.9 |
SCA Chemical Services, Inc. , undated
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| 13.10 |
University at Buffalo,
1979-1989; includes correspondence and papers by
Adeline Levine and Barry Boyer.
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| 13.11 |
St. Paul's United Methodist Church,
1990
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| 13.12 |
Shirco Systems, Inc. , undated
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| 13.13 |
Sierra Club,
1985
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| 14.1-14.4 |
Toxics in Your Community Coalition,
1983-1990
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| 14.5 |
Toxic Substances and Public Health Symposium,
1986;
includes draft summary.
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| 14.6 |
Western New York Council on Occupational Safety and
Health,
1988
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| 14.7 |
Work on Waste USA,
1988
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| Contains correspondence, records and files, statements/testimonies relating to Love Canal, and publications of the ETF. Unless otherwise stated, publications and papers are authored by the ETF. There are no correspondence files for 1980, 1986, and 1989. Also contains items from Pat Brown as volunteer and resource library manager. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by document type, then chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 14.8-14.20 |
Correspondence,
1979-1991, undated; includes reports, legal
documents, articles, and thank you letters.
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| 14.21 |
Guidebook:
Lessons for Church Response to Hazardous
Waste, draft,
1983
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| 15.1 |
Interview transcripts,
1979-1985; includes interviews with Roger Cook,
Frank Ventry, and Anita Gabalski.
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| 15.2 |
Legal summary: United States v. Hooker Chemical et
al.,
1983
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| 15.3 |
Letters of recommendation,
1985-1989; includes letters for David Skiba, Dr.
Rosilyn Berkovitz, Thomas Cahill, and Michael Heiman.
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| 15.4 |
Meeting notes for "Hazardous Waste Citizen
Participation Plan Review Meeting",
1988
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| 15.5-15.8 |
Organizational files,
1979-1981
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| 15.9 |
Paper:
Ecumenical Task Force of the Niagara
Frontier, Inc. by Mary Greatbatch, draft,
1988
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| 15.10 |
Paper:
ETF in Transition,
1984
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| 15.11 |
Paper:
Toward a Christian Ethical Response to
the Problem of Hazardous Waste,
1983
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| 15.12 |
Recommendation to the Technical Review Committee,
1987
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| 15.13 |
Report on Environmental Concerns and
Activities of the Ecumenical Task Force of the Niagara Frontier,
1986
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| 15.14 |
Report:
Hooker Durez Toxic Waste
Problem,
1982
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| 15.15 |
Report:
Progress Report of the Ecumenical Task
Force of the Niagara Frontier, Inc. ,
1980
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| 15.16 |
Report:
Progress Report of the Ecumenical Task
Force of the Niagara Frontier, Inc. ,
1981
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| 15.17 |
Source book:
The Environmental Crisis... What Can I
Do?, undated
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| 15.18 |
Speech:
Only One Earth,
1987
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| 15.19 |
Statement: "An ETF summary of the Love Canal
disaster",
1985
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| 15.20 |
Statement: "Declaration of Environmental
Independence", undated
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| 16.1 |
Subject file: Love Canal history, undated
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| 16.2 |
Subject file: New York State DEC,
1984
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| 16.3 |
Subject File: Volunteer advocate materials,
1980
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| 16.4-16.9 |
Testimonies and statements of individuals,
1978-1989; includes Roger Cook, Tony Delgobbo,
Joann Hale, Pat Brown, Frank Soda, and Charles Walter. [
See
also Series III. ETF Activities, Subseries F. Speeches, Statements, and
Testimonies]
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| 16.10-16.16 |
Testimonies before the New York State Assembly
Standing Committees,
1983-1990; includes Environmental Conservation,
Health, Toxic and Hazardous Substances committees.
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| 16.17 |
Testimony before the Niagara County Legislative
Commission on Toxic Substances and Hazardous Wastes,
1986
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| 16.18-17.1 |
Testimony before the Unites States House of
Representatives on Love Canal,
1982
[2 folders] |
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| Historical Note: The Scientific Advisory Board was created in June 1980 to obtain objective explanations of scientific research of the effects of hazardous materials on humans and the environment; to help guide the ETF in decisions, policy and procedures, and aiding Love Canal victims; and to create a relationship between the religious and scientific communities. | ||
| These records contain correspondence, legal documents, mailgrams, and curriculum vitae. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by last name of board member. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 17.2-17.3 |
Scientific Advisory Board,
1980-1986
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| 17.4 |
Allen, Dr. James R.,
1980-1982
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| 17.5 |
Bertell, Rosalie,
1980-1981
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| 17.6 |
Boeck, Dr. William,
1980-1982
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| 17.7 |
Cahill, Thomas A,
1981-1982
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| 17.8 |
Commoner, Dr. Barry,
1980-1982
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| 17.9-17.11 |
Cook, Richard,
1983-1987
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| 17.12 |
Dunlop, Dr. James A.,
1980-1981
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| 17.13 |
Epstein, Dr. Samuel S.,
1980
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| 17.14 |
Hallet, Douglas,
1981
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| 17.15 |
Ollendick, Dr. Duane G.,
1980-1981
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| 17.16 |
Olson, Dr. James R.,
1981
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| 17.17 |
Paigen, Dr. Beverly,
1980-1981
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| 17.18 |
Rice, Dr. Charles M.,
1980-1981
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| 17.19 |
Shonnard, C. Wally,
1980-1983
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| 17.20 |
Stoline, Dr. Michael R.,
1983
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| 17.21 |
Wald, Dr. George,
1980-1982
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| 17.22 |
Wallace, Dr. Deborah,
1983
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| 17.23 |
Watts, Dr. Admiral A., undated
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| 17.24 |
Williams, Harold S.,
1980-1981
|
|
| Waste Watch was a telephone hotline started in 1982 for citizens to report other toxic waste sites. These files include call logs, correspondence, and clippings. | ||
| See also Series IV. Resource Files, Subseries G. Audio/Visual Materials, Section 1. Audio Cassettes for a recording of a telephone message left by a caller to the Waste Watch hotline. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by caller's last name. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 17.25 |
Waste Watch information,
1981-1982
|
|
| 17.26 |
Anderson, Gloria,
1984-1985
|
|
| 17.27 |
Armstrong, Francis,
1986
|
|
| 18.1 |
Baer Jr., Mrs. Daniel,
1982
|
|
| 18.2 |
Balus, Susan,
1988
|
|
| 18.3 |
Barends, Robert,
circa 1986
|
|
| 18.4 |
Boomhower, Wilson,
1981
|
|
| 18.64 |
Bugman, Rose,
circa 1982
|
|
| 18.5 |
Buttles, Robert J.,
1984
|
|
| 18.6 |
Cambell, Joyce,
1982
|
|
| 18.7 |
Carter, Father Peter,
1985-1986
|
|
| 18.8 |
Clemmer, Reverend Chris,
1983
|
|
| 18.9 |
Colberg, Jeannette,
1984-1987
|
|
| 18.10 |
Colvin, Mary,
1983
|
|
| 18.11 |
Craig, David,
1981
|
|
| 18.12 |
Cynkar, Mary, undated
|
|
| 18.13 |
DiPietro, Sister Melanie,
1983
|
|
| 18.14 |
D'Domizio, Sam, undated
|
|
| 18.15 |
Dorsey, Michael,
1984-1985
|
|
| 18.16 |
Downie, Raymond,
1983
|
|
| 18.17 |
Drake, Margie,
1984
|
|
| 18.18 |
Dunn, Georgia,
1985
|
|
| 18.19 |
Dzierba, Amy,
1984
|
|
| 18.20 |
Dziewit, Pauline,
1984
|
|
| 18.21 |
Emerson, Reverend Richard,
1987
|
|
| 18.22 |
Euben, Donna,
1984
|
|
| 18.23 |
Forte, Jill,
1983
|
|
| 18.24 |
Fowler, Madge,
1984
|
|
| 18.25 |
Flis, Carol,
1983
|
|
| 18.26 |
Gavin, John,
1984
|
|
| 18.27 |
Giangreco, Alan,
1984
|
|
| 18.28 |
Gorula, Father Samuel,
1983
|
|
| 18.29 |
Green, Daniel,
1984
|
|
| 18.30 |
Guidotti, Shirley,
1982
|
|
| 18.31 |
Guillet, Linda,
1986
|
|
| 18.32 |
Heminway, Diane,
1984-1990
|
|
| 18.33 |
Higgs, Steven,
1987
|
|
| 18.34 |
Hinds, Cathy,
1982
|
|
| 18.35 |
Hotaling, Connie, undated
|
|
| 18.36 |
Huntley, David,
1981-1983
|
|
| 18.37 |
Jeccato, Art and Maryann,
1985
|
|
| 18.38 |
Kaufman, Gerald,
1984
|
|
| 18.39 |
Kelly, Kathy,
1984
|
|
| 18.40 |
Kemme, Steve,
1983
|
|
| 18.41 |
Knapp, Margaret,
1982
|
|
| 18.42 |
Kerr, Richard,
1984
|
|
| 18.43 |
Kreiter, Bob, undated
|
|
| 18.44 |
Kuzma, Rita, undated
|
|
| 18.45 |
LaDouceur, Wayne,
1982
|
|
| 18.46 |
LaMotte, Pam,
1983
|
|
| 18.47 |
Machemer, Debbie,
1986
|
|
| 18.48 |
Mack, Margie,
1982-1987
|
|
| 18.49 |
Magid, Rita,
1982
|
|
| 18.50 |
Maloney, Lisa,
1984
|
|
| 18.51 |
May, Stephanie,
1983
|
|
| 18.52 |
Murphy, Owen,
1987
|
|
| 18.53 |
Marzec, Barbara,
1984
|
|
| 18.54 |
Meyers, Mrs. H. Lynne,
1981-1983
|
|
| 18.55 |
McMasters, Norma,
1983
|
|
| 18.56 |
Modaff, Lin,
1985
|
|
| 18.57 |
Nitido, Thomas,
1983
|
|
| 18.58 |
O'Banion, Michael,
1984
|
|
| 18.59 |
O'Donnell, Joe,
1982
|
|
| 18.60 |
O'Shay, Mrs.,
1986
|
|
| 18.61 |
Pax, Jim,
1984
|
|
| 18.62 |
Pierson, Dean,
1984
|
|
| 18.63 |
Pike, Altheia,
1980-1983
|
|
| 19.1 |
Posey, Gary, undated
|
|
| 19.2 |
Raymond, Gretchen,
1982
|
|
| 19.3 |
Reynolds, Edith,
1983
|
|
| 19.4 |
Riter, Sister Barbara,
1981-1984
|
|
| 19.5 |
Rogers, Steve, undated
|
|
| 19.6 |
Saches, Anthony,
circa 1983
|
|
| 19.7 |
Santomiere, Linda,
1983
|
|
| 19.8 |
Schiffert, Heidi,
1983
|
|
| 19.9 |
Schmidle, Kim,
1985
|
|
| 19.10 |
Simm, Theresa, undated
|
|
| 19.11 |
Smith, Libby,
1983
|
|
| 19.12 |
Smith, Mary,
1984
|
|
| 19.13 |
Staples, Bonnie,
1979-1982
|
|
| 19.14 |
Stiver, Han,
1983
|
|
| 19.15 |
Stoldt, Nancy,
1984-1985
|
|
| 19.16 |
Taft, Mrs.,
1985
|
|
| 19.17 |
Topolski, Gisel,
1983
|
|
| 19.18 |
Trautman, Lucinda,
1983
|
|
| 19.19 |
Trimble, Edward,
1983-1984
|
|
| 19.20 |
Walters, Alice,
1983
|
|
| 19.21 |
Weston, Pam,
1985
|
|
| 19.22 |
Wehrlin, Diann,
1986
|
|
| 19.23 |
Wilson, Dave,
1984
|
|
| 19.24 |
Wrobel, Richard,
1981-1982
|
|
| Contains records on conferences, programs, and other activities sponsored or organized by the ETF. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically, then chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 19.25 |
Advocacy outreach,
circa 1980
|
|
| 19.26 |
Appeal to parishes and congregations of Niagara and
Erie Counties,
1981
|
|
| 19.27 |
(6th) Anniversary Dinner,
1985
|
|
| 19.28 |
Bulletins and flyers, undated,
circa 1990
|
|
| 19.29-19.30 |
Consultations,
1981;
including Love Canal Area Revitalization Agency (LCARA)
consultations.
|
|
| 19.31 |
Curt Goudy Event,
1988
|
|
| 19.32 |
Direct Aid Advocacy Program,
1981
|
|
| 19.33 |
Disaster Week, undated
|
|
| 19.34 |
Earthkeeping Celebration,
1986
|
|
| 19.35 |
Earthcare Gala celebration held at
Buscaglia-Castellani Art Gallery,
1988
|
|
| 162.6 |
Ecumenical prayer service,
1979
|
|
| 19.36 |
Educational forum,
1987
|
|
| 19.37-20.1 |
Evaluation Day,
1980-1985
[3 folders] |
|
| 20.2 |
Evaluation Retreat,
1986-1987
|
|
| 20.3 |
Joan Bozer Conference planning,
1987
|
|
| 20.4 |
Letter writing campaign,
1979
|
|
| 20.5 |
Love Canal Albany Rally,
1989
|
|
| 20.6 |
Love Canal Public Forum, undated
|
|
| 20.7 |
National Public Radio presentation,
1984
|
|
| 20.8 |
Proposed conference,
1990
|
|
| 20.9 |
Visit to Olean, New York
1987;
includes photographs.
|
|
| 20.10 |
Visit to Oregon, Ohio,
June
1981
|
|
| 20.11 |
Visit with New York State Governor Mario Cuomo,
June
1985
|
|
| 20.12 |
Visit with Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey,
October
1980
|
|
| 20.13 |
Walk of Concern,
1979
|
|
|
Historical Note: The Blueprint for Action conference was held October 20-22, 1985. It was co-sponsored by Niagara University to: 1) stimulate a dialog between communities across the nation 2) address problems stemming from the presence of hazardous waste 3) resolve conflicts and seek solutions. Participants in the working conference came from government, industry, the academic community, various religious denominations, the media, and environmental groups. |
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|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 20.14 |
Advisory group biographies,
September
1985
|
|
| 20.15 |
Conference, circa
October
1985; includes lists of participants, program, and promotional
materials.
|
|
| 20.16 |
Evaluation of conference,
1985-1986; includes letters and surveys of
participants.
|
|
| 20.17-21.7 |
Preparation materials,
1984-1985; includes correspondence, planning
information and fundraising information.
[12 folders] |
|
| Contains information about conferences, workshops, and seminars at which the ETF had member representation. | ||
| Arranged chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 21.8 |
Government Intervention and Regulation conference,
October
1980
|
|
| 21.9 |
Conference information,
1981-1986; includes The Design of Hazardous Waste
Landfill conference at Ohio University; Risk, Choice, and Responsibility
conference at St. Lawrence University, and
Catholic New Times Volume 9,
Number 11.
|
|
| 21.10 |
Lutheran Conference,
April
1982
|
|
| 21.11 |
Conference on Toxic Hazards of Plastic,
October
1982
|
|
| 21.12 |
Man-Environment Impact conference,
October
1982
|
|
| 21.13 |
Hazardous Waste Workshop,
October
1982
|
|
| 22.1 |
Operating European Centralized Hazardous (Chemical)
Waste Management Facilities symposium,
1982
|
|
| 22.2 |
Hazardous Waste in New York State conference,
March
1983
|
|
| 22.3 |
Hazardous Waste in New York
State conference book,
March 1983
[bound volume] |
|
| 22.4 |
New York State Impact "Annual Legislative
Seminar/Briefing",
April
1983
|
|
| 22.5 |
Toxics in Your Community conference,
October
1983
|
|
| 22.6 |
Health Hazards of Synthetics conference,
April
1984
|
|
| 22.7 |
Rural Ministry Institute conference,
October
1984
|
|
| 22.8 |
Toxic Torts conference,
October
1984
|
|
| 22.9 |
Toxic Substances and Public Health symposium,
November
1985
|
|
| 22.10-22.12 |
Environment 2000 conference,
1986-1987 [
See also Series
II. Pat Brown as Executive Director, Subseries B. Environmental Work]
|
|
| 22.13 |
World Conference on Large Lakes conference,
May
1986
|
|
| 22.14 |
Citizens Clearinghouse for Hazardous Waste, Inc.
conference,
May
1986
|
|
| 22.15 |
Environmental Planning Lobby conference,
September
1986
|
|
| 22.16 |
Workers' Compensation Health Consortium conference,
October
1986
|
|
| 23.1 |
Epidemiological Approaches to Assessing Environmental
Problems conference,
November
1986
|
|
| 162.7 |
Workshop on the Role of Government in Health Risk
Communication and Public Education,
December
1986
|
|
| 23.2 |
Leadership Conference of Women Religious,
August
1987
|
|
| 23.3 |
Great Lakes United conference, December 1987; includes
Michigan Natural Resources
Magazine, Volume 55 Number 3,
May/June
1986.
|
|
| 23.4 |
Environment '88 conference,
1988
|
|
| 23.5-23.7 |
Technical Assistance Grant Workshop,
March
1988
|
|
| 23.8 |
Dialog on Waste Management Issues conference,
March
1988
|
|
| 23.9 |
Hazardous Waste Reduction at-the-source: Working
Together for Further Progress forum,
March
1988
|
|
| 162.8 |
Conference on Alternative Hazardous Waste Site
Remediation Technologies,
April
1988
|
|
| 23.10 |
Toxics in Your Community conference,
September
1989
|
|
| 23.11 |
Workshop on Developing Ecosystem Objectives for Lake
Ontario,
March
1990
|
|
| Includes press releases and reports published and/or authored by the ETF. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 23.12 |
Articles,
1981-1985; includes articles authored or
contributed to by ETF members.
|
|
| 162.9 |
Brochures, drafts, undated
|
|
| 162.10 |
"Creation Spirituality" paper by Rudi Gelsey:
Presented at the ETF Retreat,
1987
|
|
| 24.1 |
Common Ground newsletter,
1979-1981; includes Volume 1, Number 2 - Volume
2, Number 5, unpublished proposed newsletter, and suggestions.
|
|
| 162.11 |
ETF Manual, working documents,
1982-1983
|
|
| 24.2 |
Letters to the editor,
1984-1987
|
|
| 162.12 |
Love Canal updates,
1980
|
|
| 24.3-24.4 |
Press releases,
1979-1988
|
|
| 162.13 |
"Toward the Reality of Hope", internal working
paper,
1980
|
|
| 162.14 |
"Vital Statistics of Niagara and Erie County
Hazardous Waste Sites", undated
|
|
|
Historical Note: In 1988 the ETF published "Earthcare: Lessons from Love Canal, A Resource & Response Guide [for ecumenical response]". That year, they renamed their annual report, "Earthcare". |
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|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 24.5 |
Progress Report of the Ecumenical Task
Force of the Niagara Frontier, Inc. ,
1980
|
|
| 24.6-24.7 |
Earthcare: Lessons from Love Canal, A
Resource & Response Guide [for ecumenical response],
1981-1988; includes order forms.
|
|
| 24.8 |
Evaluation of Scientific and Technical
Information for Resolution of Love Canal Problems for the Love Canal Area
Revitalization Agency,
1981
|
|
| 24.9-24.10 |
Progress Report of the Ecumenical Task
Force of the Niagara Frontier, Inc. drafts,
1981
|
|
| 162.15 |
Report and proposal to address the Love Canal
disaster,
circa 1981
|
|
| 162.16 |
Outline for Examinations of EPA Report
on Love Canal guide,
1982
|
|
| 162.17 |
ETF Response Team Site Visit Report:
Times Beach, Missouri,
March
1983
|
|
| 162.18 |
Report on ETF actions in response to
EPA Love Canal Report,
June
1983
|
|
| 24.11 |
Status Report,
1984
|
|
| 162.19 |
Chronology of Love Canal,
1988
[Photocopy] |
|
| Unless otherwise stated, all testimonies and statements are of the ETF. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by document type. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 24.12 |
Address to the clergy by Joan Gipp,
September
1981
|
|
| 24.13 |
Letter to groups requesting ETF speakers,
1981-1982
|
|
| 25.1 |
Presentation to New York State Governor Cuomo by
Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
January
1986
|
|
| 162.20 |
Presentation to New York State Governor Cuomo by
Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
October
1986
|
|
| 162.21 |
Presentation to Niagara Women's Club by Roger Cook,
November
1983
|
|
| 25.2 |
Sermon: "Pyramids are the Pits" by Donna Ogg,
July 1982;
includes
Home Assistance Referral Team (HART
Program) report.
|
|
| 25.3 |
Sermon: "Whose Creation" by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
April
1983
|
|
| 25.4 |
Song: "What Happened to the Garden of Eden?" by Bruce
Adler,
1985
|
|
| 25.5 |
Speaking engagements,
1982-1983
|
|
| 25.6 |
Speech by Roger Cook, undated
|
|
| 25.7 |
Speech by Sister Joan Malone, undated
|
|
| 162.22 |
Speech by Sister Margeen Hoffmann regarding the
Environmental Bond Act, undated
|
|
| 25.8 |
Speech to Citizens Hearing for 1986 Environmental Bond
Act by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
September
1986
|
|
| 25.9 |
Speech to Episcopal Charities Annual Dinner by Sister
Margeen Hoffmann,
November
1987
|
|
| 25.10 |
Speech to Lock City Women's Business and Professional
Association by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
January
1986
|
|
| 25.11 |
Speech to New York Bar Association by Sister Margeen
Hoffmann,
September
1986
|
|
| 162.23 |
Speeches to Niagara County Legislature by Sister
Margeen Hoffman,
April-May
1980
|
|
| 25.12 |
Speech to St. Paul's Methodist Church by Pat Brown and
Barbara Hanna,
May
1986
|
|
| 25.13 |
Speech to the Niagara Council of Churches by Don
Lawrence,
January
1986
|
|
| 25.14 |
Speech to town meeting by Reverend Dr. James Brewster,
May
1984
|
|
| 25.15 |
Speech to United Church of Christ by Sister Margeen
Hoffmann,
September
1986
|
|
| 25.16 |
Speech to Unity Day Luncheon by Barbara Hanna,
January
1987
|
|
| 25.17 |
Speech: "An ETF Update" by Reverend Arthur Northrup,
May
1984
|
|
| 25.18 |
Speech: "Chemical Waste Disposal" by James Pax Jr.,
October
1982
|
|
| 25.19 |
Speech: "Community Organizing in the Face of Disaster"
by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
April
1984
|
|
| 162.24 |
Speeches: "Earthcare" series on
Sunday Morning WJJL Radio by
Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
1982
|
|
| 25.20 |
Speech: "Earthkeeping: Stewardship of creation or
Putting our House in Order for Earth's Sake" by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
November
1984
|
|
| 25.21 |
Speech: "Hazardous Waste" by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
April
1983
|
|
| 162.25 |
Speech: "Necessary Changes in Lifestyle" by Barbara
Hanna,
April
1989
|
|
| 25.22 |
Speech: "New Disaster Discoveries" by Sister Margeen
Hoffmann,
October
1986
|
|
| 25.23 |
Speech: "Pleading for the Lakes: A Humanistic and
Spiritual Perspective" by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
May
1987
|
|
| 25.24 |
Speech: "Remarks on Behalf of the Citizens" by Sister
Margeen Hoffmann,
August
1987
|
|
| 162.26 |
Statement for permit hearing for the expansion of
modern landfills by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
January
1988
|
|
| 25.25 |
Statement for public hearing on New York Public
Interest Research Group's report
The Ravaged River,
December
1981
|
|
| 25.26 |
Statement for SCA hearings,
December
1981
|
|
| 25.27 |
Statement: "A Tension of Vision and Reality" by Sister
Margeen Hoffmann,
October
1980
|
|
| 162.27 |
Statement: "ETF Policy Statement: Habitability of Love
Canal",
September
1988
|
|
| 25.40 |
Statement: "Hyde Park Settlement" by Sister Joan
Malone, draft, undated
|
|
| 25.28 |
Statement: "In Transition" by Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
January
1984
|
|
| 25.29 |
Statement: "Love Canal: The Response of Church to a
Man-Made Disaster" by Sister Joan Malone, undated
|
|
| 25.30 |
Statement: "Policy statement of habitability of Love
Canal",
September
1988
|
|
| 25.31 |
Statement: "Some Logical and Reasonable Proposals",
undated
|
|
| 25.32 |
Statement: "Views on the Love Canal Technical Review
Committee, draft undated
|
|
| 25.33-25.35 |
Testimonies,
1982-1984, undated; includes testimony on Unites
States EPA's report on Love Canal
|
|
| Contains files about outside committees and organizations of which the ETF was involved. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 162.28 |
Citizen's Advisory Forum (United States EPA),
1987-1989
|
|
| 25.36 |
Eco-Justice Project and Network,
1987
|
|
| 25.37-25.39 |
Environmental Liaison Committee, undated,
1985-1988
|
|
| 25.40-26.2 |
Hazardous Materials Advisory Council,
1985-1989
[3 folders] |
|
| 26.3 |
Niagara Environmental Coalition,
1985-1986
|
|
| 26.4-26.5 |
Partnership in Technological Understanding workshop,
1988-1989
|
|
|
IV. Resource Files,
1946-1994 |
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|
Contains resources collected by the ETF for research and general use. |
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|
Arranged into 10 subseries: |
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|
Reports
Subject Files
Articles, Clippings, Papers, Press and News Releases, and
Newsletters
Statements, Testimonies, Affidavits, and Speeches
Correspondence
Card Files
Audio/Visual Materials
Reverend Fred Wood's Subject Files
Pat Brown's Resource Files
ETF Resource Library
|
||
| Contains booklets, fact sheets, and brochures. | ||
| Arranged into 5 sections by report author: General Report, United States EPA, United States Congress, New York State DEC, and New York State Legislature. | ||
|
Arranged chronologically |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 163.1 |
First pages of various reports,
1961-1990
|
|
| 163.2 |
Soil Survey of Niagara County, Niagara
County, New York by the United States Department of Agriculture,
October
1972
|
|
| 163.3 |
A Guide to the New York State
Environmental Quality Review Act by the Center for Environmental
Research,
March
1978
|
|
| 163.4 |
Air and creek data,
circa October 1978; includes notes by Lois
Gibbs.
|
|
| 163.5 |
1978 New York Environmental Voter's
Guide by the Environmental Planning Lobby,
1978
|
|
| 163.6 |
Directory of Voluntary Organizations
Active in Disaster by the American Red Cross,
March
1979
|
|
| 163.7 |
Status Reports of the Love Canal Interagency Task
Force,
June
1979-1980
|
|
| 163.8 |
New York State Supreme Court Judge Norman Stiller's
orders regarding resident relocation,
June 1979-April
1980
|
|
| 163.9 |
Summary of Love Canal situation sent to 60 Minutes
by the Love Canal Homeowners Association,
May
1980
|
|
| 163.10 |
Strangers and Guests, Toward Community
in the Heartland: A Regional Catholic Bishops Statement on Land Issues,
brochure,
May
1980; includes
Strangers and Guests: a study
program.
|
|
| 163.11 |
Chemicals found in waste dumps (Love
Canal): Results of Toxicity Testing,
July
1980
|
|
| 163.12 |
Calculation of Source Strength Needed
to Achieve a de Minimus HCl Concentration report by REOTEC, Inc. ,
September
1980
|
|
| 163.13 |
Consultation on the Love Canal
report by the United Methodist Interagency,
October
1980
|
|
| 163.14 |
Report of the Governor's Panel to
Review Scientific Studies and the Development of Public Policy on Problems
resulting from Hazardous Wastes,
October
1980
|
|
| 166.12 |
1980 List of Niagara County
Legislators,
circa 1980
|
|
| 163.15 |
Self-Diagnosis Guidelines: For
Voluntary Governing Boards of Directors by the Institute for Voluntary
Organizations,
January
1981
|
|
| 163.16 |
Digest of Hazardous Materials
Regulations of the Department of Transportation,
circa December 1981
|
|
| 163.17 |
Comments and responses on Love Canal,
July
1982, undated
|
|
| 163.18 |
Hazardous Waste Dumps in New York
State by Assembly District, map,
1982
|
|
| 163.19 |
Social Service: "Needs
Assessment" grant application by Society for the Promotion Unification,
and Redevelopment of Niagara, Inc. to Gannett Foundation,
October
1983
|
|
| 163.20 |
Approved Environmental
Laboratories, report by New York State DOH,
January
1984-November 1985
|
|
| 163.21 |
Fact packets by Environmental Action Foundation,
October-November
1984; includes fact packets for waste reduction and
incineration.
|
|
| 163.22-164.3 |
Health Aspects of the Disposal of
Waste Chemicals, draft report by the Executive Scientific Panel,
October
1984
[4 folders] |
|
| 164.4-164.9 |
Niagara Power Project
Expansion, Volumes II-III, by the New York State Power Authority,
November
1984
[Volume I not included in collection] |
|
| 164.10-165.2 |
Niagara Power Project
Expansion, Volume V, by the New York State Power Authority,
November
1984
[3 folders] |
|
| 165.3-165.4 |
Treatise on Hazardous
Substances by the New York Law Journal, Chapter 2,
circa 1984
|
|
| 165.5 |
Some Questions & Answers Regarding
Proposed Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal Facilities in the City of
Niagara Falls, booklet by the City of Niagara Falls Hazardous Waste
Research Group,
January
1985
|
|
| 165.6 |
New York State Hazardous Waste
Treatment Facilities Task Force, Final Report,
March
1985
|
|
| 165.7 |
Community Awareness & Emergency
Response, program handbook by Chemical Manufacturers Association,
April
1985
|
|
| 165.8 |
This Land is Home to Me: a pastoral
letter on powerlessness in Appalachia by the Catholic Bishops of the
Region,
May
1985
|
|
| 165.9 |
The Financial and Environmental Impact
of Garbage Incineration by the Environmental Planning Lobby,
July
1985
|
|
| 165.10 |
Proposal for the Love Canal Emergency Declaration
Area Homefinders Program,
December
1985
|
|
| 165.11 |
A Digest of the Report on Reducing
Hazardous Waste Generation by the National Research Council,
1985
|
|
| 165.12 |
Risk Assessment and Risk Management of
Toxic Substances by the United States Department of Health and Human
Services,
December
1985
|
|
| 165.13 |
Annual Editions: Environment
85/86,
1985
|
|
| 165.14 |
Draft Public Involvement Plan for the
Occidental Chemical Corporation's Facility, Niagara Falls, New York by
ICF Incorporated,
December
1986
|
|
| 165.15 |
1985 Annual Report of the New
York State Department of Law,
1985
|
|
| 165.16 |
Niagara Falls Storage Site Annual Site
Environmental Report by Bechtel National, Inc. ,
June
1987
|
|
| 166.1-166.3 |
Niagara Power Project Expansion, Draft
Amendment to Application for Amendment of License FERC Project Number
2216 by the New York State Power Authority,
July
1987
|
|
| 166.4 |
Hazardous Waste Site Remedial Program:
Second Annual Evaluation Report by the New York State Superfund
Management Board,
January
1988
|
|
| 166.5 |
Groundwater: a community action
guide by Concern, Inc,
June
1988
|
|
| 166.6 |
Toxicological Profile for Alpha-,
Beta-, Gamma- and Delta- Hexachlorocyclohexane by the United States
Public Health Service,
April
1989-August 1990; includes correspondence with New York State
Commissioner of Health David Axelrod.
|
|
| 166.7 |
An Analysis of Proposed EPA Garbage
Incinerator Regulations: A Statement from Grassroots Environmentalists of
America's Choice Between Incineration and Recycling by the New York
Public Interest Research Group, Inc,
|
|
| 166.8 |
Minutes of the American Society for Testing and
Materials' Committee on Biological Effects and Environmental Fate,
April
1992
|
|
| 166.9-166.10 |
Niagara Waterfront Master Plan
by the City of Niagara Falls, New York and New York State Office of Parks,
September
1992
|
|
| 166.11 |
Local Government Regulatory Relief
Initiative report of the Working Group on New York State Landfill
Closure Regulation,
November
1992
|
|
| 166.13 |
Hospital Emergency Room Survey on
Chemical Accident Preparedness, undated
|
|
| 166.14-166.15 |
Library indexes, undated; includes indexes that may
or may not have been ETF libraries and lists of Love Canal reports.
|
|
| 167.1 |
Who is responsible for hazardous
wastes?, factsheet, undated
|
|
|
Arranged chronologically |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 167.2 |
Directions Through Region II,
directory,
August
1975
|
|
| 167.3 |
The Toxic Substances Control Act:
Questions and Answers to Help Persons Report for the Revised Inventory of
Chemical Substances,
July
1979
|
|
| 167.4 |
The Toxic Substances Control Act: An
Overview of Its Authorities and Major Activities,
September
1979
|
|
| 167.5 |
Environmental Quality, The Tenth
Annual Report of the Council on Environmental Quality, Chapter 2,
December
1979
|
|
| 167.6 |
Summary of Environmental and Health
Data,
May
1980
|
|
| 167.7 |
Proposed Environmental Monitoring
Studies for Love Canal Area, presentation,
June
1980
|
|
| 167.8 |
The Toxic Substances Control Act:
Protecting People and the Environment from Dangerous Chemicals,
July
1980
|
|
| 167.9 |
Procedures Manual for Ground Water
Monitoring at Solid Waste Disposal Facilities,
December
1980
|
|
| 167.10 |
Land Application of Municipal Sewage
Sludge for the Production of Fruits and Vegetables: A Statement of Federal
Policy and Guidance,
1981
|
|
| 167.11-167.12 |
Chemical Emergency Preparedness
Program,
November
1985
|
|
| 167.13 |
Twelfth Annual Research Symposium:
Land Disposal, Remedial Action, Incineration and Treatment of Hazardous
Waste,
March
1986
|
|
| 167.14 |
National Priorities List Fact
Book,
June
1986
|
|
| 167.15 |
Superfund Public Health Evaluation
Manual,
October
1986
|
|
| 167.16 |
International Symposium on Toxics in
the Niagara,
February
1987
|
|
| 167.17-167.18 |
Niagara River Action Plan,
August
1987
|
|
| 167.19 |
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund
Volume II, Environmental Evaluation Manual,
March
1989
|
|
| 167.20-168.1 |
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund
Volume I, Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part A),
December
1989
[2 folders] |
|
| 168.2 |
National Priorities List Sites: New
York,
September
1990
|
|
| 168.3 |
Superfund: Focusing on Nation at
Large,
September
1990
|
|
| 168.4 |
1991 Toxics Release Inventory,
May
1993
|
|
| 168.5 |
Guide to the EPA Love Canal report,
undated
|
|
|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 168.6 |
Public Laws,
1974-1986; includes copies of
The Resource Conservation and Recovery
Act;
Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980; and
Disaster Relief Act of
1974.
|
|
| 168.7 |
Hazardous Waste Disposal: Report
together with Additional and Separate Views,
September
1979
|
|
| 168.8 |
Hazardous and Toxic Waste Disposal
Field Hearing: Joint Hearings before the Subcommittees on Environmental
Pollution and Resource Protection of the Committee on Environment and Public
Works,
June
1979
|
|
| 168.9 |
United States -- Canada Memorandum of Intent on
Transboundary Air Pollution:
Atmospheric and Analysis, Work Group
2, report,
November
1982
|
|
| 168.10 |
United States -- Canada Memorandum of Intent on
Transboundary Air Pollution:
Impact Assessment, Work Group
1, report,
January
1983; includes maps accompanying final report.
|
|
| 168.11 |
United States -- Canada Memorandum of Intent on
Transboundary Air Pollution:
Executive Summaries, Work Group
Reports,
February
1983
|
|
| 168.12 |
Habitability of the Love Canal Area:
An Analysis of the Technical Basis for the Decision on the Habitability of the
Emergency Declaration Area, draft report,
circa May 1983
|
|
| 169.1 |
Serious Reduction of Hazardous
Waste,
September
1986
|
|
| 169.2-169.3 |
Superfund Amendments on
Reauthorization Act of 1986,
October
1986; includes copy of act and topical presentation.
|
|
|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 169.4 |
Old Love Canal Chemical
Landfill,
November
1978
|
|
| 169.5 |
Negative Declaration: Notice of
Determination of No Significance,
February
1979
|
|
| 169.6 |
Report on Industrial Chemical
Survey,
March
1979
|
|
| 169.7 |
State Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System, discharge permit,
November
1979
|
|
| 169.8 |
Draft Environmental Impact Statement,
Regulatory Impact Statement,
October
1980; includes
Draft Regulations for Siting of
Industrial Hazardous Waste Facilities.
|
|
| 169.9 |
State Environmental Quality
Review,
circa 1980; includes
First Year Monitoring Report on the
State Environment Quality Review Act.
|
|
| 169.10 |
6 NYCRR Part 360, Solid Waste
Management Facilities,
circa May 1981
|
|
| 169.11 |
6 NYCRR Part 621, Uniform and Permit
Hearing Procedures,
circa August 1981
|
|
| 169.12 |
Fact Sheet: Hazardous Waste Management
in New York State numbers 1-5,
circa 1981
|
|
| 169.13 |
Siting Manual for Storing Hazardous
Substances: A Practical Guide for Local Officials,
October
1982
|
|
| 169.14 |
6 NYCRR Part 361, Siting of Industrial
Hazardous Waste Facilities and Article 27, Title 11, Environmental Conservation
Law,
circa
1982
|
|
| 169.15 |
Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal
Sites in New York State, Annual Report,
December
1984
|
|
| 169.16-170.1 |
Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal
Sites in New York State, Site List by Counties, Volume 9,
December
1984
[3 folders] |
|
| 170.2-170.5 |
Draft Final Authorization Application
for New York State Hazardous Waste Management Program,
September
1985
|
|
| 170.6 |
Draft New York State Waste Management
Plan,
December
1986
|
|
| 170.7 |
New York State Waste Management
Plan,
March
1987
|
|
| 170.8 |
6 NYCRR Part 375, Inactive Hazardous
Waste Disposal Site,
April
1987-1990; includes correspondence with New York State Superfund
Management Board Members.
|
|
| 170.9 |
New York State Inactive Hazardous
Waste Remedial Plan Update and Status Report,
October
1987
|
|
| 170.10 |
6 NYCRR Part 360, Solid Waste
Management Facilities, and Part 219, Air Emissions from Incinerator
Facilities,
April
1988
|
|
| 170.11 |
Recommendations for Assistance to
Localities Affected by Hazardous Waste Management Facilities,
April
1988
|
|
| 170.12 |
Draft New York State Hazardous Waste
Facility Siting Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement,
June
1988
|
|
| 171.1 |
Draft New York State Hazardous Waste
Facility Siting Plan: Summary,
June
1988
|
|
| 171.2 |
Draft Public Information Program for
the New York State Hazardous Waste Facility Siting Plan,
June
1988
|
|
| 171.3 |
Love Canal EDA Habitability: Questions
and Answers and Factsheet,
September
1988
|
|
| 171.4 |
New York State Hazardous Waste Site
Remedial Plan,
September
1988
|
|
| 171.5 |
Draft New York State Hazardous Waste
Facility Siting Plan: Public Workshop Responsiveness Summary,
December
1988
|
|
| 171.6-172.5 |
Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal
Sites in New York State, Site List by Counties, Volumes I-IX,
April
1989
[13 folders] |
|
| 172.6 |
Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal
Sites in New York State, Annual Report,
April
1989
|
|
| 172.7 |
Quarterly Status Report of Inactive
Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites,
April
1989
|
|
| 172.8-172.14 |
Draft New York State Energy
Plan, Volumes I-VII,
May
1989
|
|
| 173.1-173.4 |
Revised Draft New York State Hazardous
Waste Facility Siting Plan and Environmental Impact Statement,
August
1989; includes correspondence with New York State Senator John
Daly.
|
|
| 173.5-173.7 |
Capacity Assurance Plan,
October
1989
|
|
| 173.8 |
Preliminary Site Assessments,
Factsheet,
October
1990
|
|
| 173.9 |
Soil Sampling at Love Canal Emergency
Declaration Area 4,
August
1990; includes
Findings Statement for Love Canal Area
Master Plan by the Disaster Preparedness Commission.
|
|
| 173.10-173.12 |
New York State Waste Management Plan,
1990-1991 Update,
May
1991
|
|
| 174.1-174.2 |
Draft Cleanup Policy and
Guidelines, Volumes I-II,
October
1991
|
|
| 174.3-174.4 |
Draft New York State Waste Management
Plan, 1991-1992 Update,
March
1992
|
|
| 174.5 |
Summary of Major Developments in Solid
Waste Management in New York State: January 1992 through September
1992,
September
1992
|
|
| 174.6-174.7 |
Draft 6 NYCRR Part 360, Solid Waste
Management Facilities, Volumes I-II,
October
1992
|
|
| 174.8 |
Upstate New York: Groundwater
Management Program, Summary, undated
|
|
|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 174.9 |
Report of the Subcommittee on
Hazardous Waste,
circa 1979
|
|
| 174.10 |
Preliminary Report of the New York
State Assembly Task Force on Toxic Substances: Inquiring into the Love Canal
and Related Matters,
May
1980
|
|
| 174.11 |
The Federal Connection: A History of
US Military Involvement in the Toxic Contamination of Love Canal and the
Niagara Frontier Region, Volume II,
January
1981
|
|
| 174.12-175.3 |
New York State Assembly Committee on
Environmental Conservation on Future Uses of the Love Canal Hazardous Waste
Site and Adjacent Property, transcript,
February
1983
[5 folders] |
|
| 175.4 |
The Department of Environmental
Conservation...a program and budget history,
January
1985
|
|
| 175.5 |
Resource Recovery in New York State:
The Dioxin Controversy,
November-December
1985; includes
Resource Recovery and Solid Waste
Management in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany: Lessons for New
York.
|
|
| 175.6 |
In Search of Progress: A Critical
Review of the New York State Hazardous Waste Cleanup Program,
May
1986
|
|
| 175.7 |
Used -- But useful: A Review of the
Used Oil Management Program in New York State,
December
1986
|
|
| 175.8 |
Understanding Dioxin,
March
1987
|
|
| 175.9 |
Hazardous Waste Reduction: Obstacles
and Incentives,
April
1987
|
|
| 175.10 |
Hazardous Waste Facility Siting: A
National Survey,
June
1987
|
|
| 175.11 |
Hazardous Waste Incineration: The
Cement Kiln Option,
December
1987
|
|
| Contains correspondence, reports, marketing materials, and clippings. | ||
| Arranged into 7 sections: General, Residents, Legislative, Medical, New York State DEC, Relocation of Love Canal Residents, and Resettlement of Love Canal Area. | ||
|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 175.12 |
ASTM [American Society for Testing and Materials],
1992
|
|
| 175.13 |
Abrams, Robert -- New York State Attorney General,
1982,
1986-1988
|
|
| 175.14 |
American Chemical Society,
1983
|
|
| 175.15 |
American Red Cross,
1980
|
|
| 175.16 |
Buffalo Energy Project,
1979-1981
|
|
| 175.17 |
Carey, Hugh -- New York State Governor,
1979-1980
|
|
| 175.18 |
Center of Renewal, undated
|
|
| 176.1-176.3 |
Chemicals,
1977-1981,
1986,
undated
|
|
| 176.4 |
Church of God,
1983-1984
|
|
| 176.5 |
Church World Service,
circa 1980
|
|
| 176.6 |
Consultants, undated
|
|
| 176.7 |
Cuomo, Mario -- New York State Governor,
1981,
1984-1990
|
|
| 176.8 |
Delta Labs,
1980
|
|
| 176.9-176.10 |
Dioxin,
1979-1987
|
|
| 176.11-176.12 |
Federal Emergency Management Agency,
1980
|
|
| 176.13 |
Freedom of Information Act,
1974
|
|
| 176.14 |
Hammer, Armand -- Occidental Chemical Corporation
President,
September
1986-1987
|
|
| 176.15 |
Hazardous Materials Emergency Response
Seminar/Workshop,
1989
|
|
| 176.16 |
Haztech International 91,
circa 1991
|
|
| 176.17-176.18 |
Hooker Chemical and Plastic Corporation,
1978-1982,
1988-1989; includes information on/from
Occidental Chemical Corporation.
|
|
| 177.1 |
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility,
1978-1985
|
|
| 177.2 |
Institute For Local Self-Reliance,
1990
|
|
| 177.3 |
Island Creek Coal Company, undated
|
|
| 177.4 |
Kieffer, Reverend Jack -- Engineering Consultant,
1980-1982
|
|
| 177.5 |
Kodak,
1987-1988
|
|
| 177.6 |
Levine, Adeline -- University at Buffalo Sociology
Professor,
1983
|
|
| 177.7 |
Love Canal Task Force,
1978
|
|
| 177.8 |
Love Canal Tours,
1987
|
|
| 177.9 |
Lutheran Resources Commission,
1981
|
|
| 177.10 |
National Science Teachers' Association,
undated
|
|
| 177.11 |
Needs Assessment Materials, undated
|
|
| 177.12 |
New York State Center for Hazardous Waste
Management,
1988
|
|
| 177.13 |
New York State Council of Churches,
1983
|
|
| 177.14 |
New York State Department of Health,
1979-1985
|
|
| 177.15-177.16 |
New York State Department of Transportation,
1979-1980; includes status reports of the Love
Canal Interagency Task Force.
|
|
| 177.17 |
Niagara Area Religious Community,
1978-1980
|
|
| 177.18 |
Niagara County Family Violence Program,
undated
|
|
| 177.19 |
Niagara County Social Service Agencies,
1980
|
|
| 177.20 |
Niagara Falls Area Economic Development Agency,
1981
|
|
| 177.21 |
Niagara Revitalization Authority Act,
1980
|
|
| 177.22 |
O'Donnell, Sloan -- ecumenical retirement village,
1980,
1982
|
|
| 177.23 |
O'Laughlin, Michael -- Mayor of Niagara Falls,
1979-1980,
1985
|
|
| 177.24 |
Ontario Waste Management Corporation,
1984
|
|
| 177.25 |
Patch, James,
1983;
includes photocopy of
Decontamination of Products Formed
During the Industrial Preparation of 2,4,5- Trichlorophenol by
Christopher Rappe, published as a chapter in an unidentified book.
|
|
| 177.26 |
Prayers and Homilies,
1979,
1980
|
|
| 177.27 |
The Princeton Course: Groundwater, Pollution, and
Hydrology,
circa 1990
|
|
| 178.1 |
Public Interest Scientific Consulting Service,
1982-1984
|
|
| 178.2 |
Release of Claim Form for entering Love Canal Area,
undated
|
|
| 178.3 |
Research and Planning Council for Community
Services,
1971-1974
|
|
| 178.4 |
Siting Plan,
1988-1990
|
|
| 178.5 |
Soda, Frank -- Niagara Falls Councilman,
1987-1988
|
|
| 178.6 |
Southshore Rotary Club,
1981
|
|
| 178.7 |
Stoline, Michael -- Environmental Engineer,
1984-1987
|
|
| 178.8-178.10 |
Superfund,
1979-1988
|
|
| 178.11 |
Town of Niagara,
1980
|
|
| 178.12 |
Town of Wheatfield,
1980
|
|
| 178.13 |
Union member listings,
circa 1979
|
|
| 178.14-178.15 |
United States EPA,
circa 1976-1990, undated
|
|
| 178.16 |
United Methodist Committee on Relief,
1979-1980
|
|
| 178.17 |
Voluntary Action Center of Niagara,
undated
|
|
| 178.18 |
Wesley United Methodist Church,
1979-1981,
1987
|
|
|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 178.22 |
Deuro Drive residents,
1980-1981
|
|
| 178.19 |
Hills, Anne,
1979-1981
|
|
| 178.20 |
Iadicicco, Violet,
1984-1990
|
|
| 178.21 |
Kenny, Luella,
1979,
1982;
includes log of observations of evidence of toxic waste.
|
|
| 179.1-180.6 |
Residents' records,
circa 1980-1982; includes ETF records of
family and medical histories.
[16 folders] |
|
| 180.7-180.10 |
Residents' address listing,
1980-1990
|
|
| 178.23 |
Smith, Marion,
1980-1987
|
|
| 181.1-181.2 |
United Way residents' address listing,
circa 1981
|
|
|
Includes both federal and state-level legislation and legislators. |
||
|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 181.3-181.4 |
John LaFalce -- United States Congressman,
1978-1988
|
|
| 181.5 |
Coastal Management Program -- New York State
Assembly Bill,
January
1979
|
|
| 181.6 |
Legislation,
March
1979-1989; includes reprints of federal legislation, correspondence,
and clippings.
|
|
| 181.7 |
John Culver -- United States Senator,
March
1979
|
|
| 181.8-181.11 |
Joseph Pillittere -- New York State Assemblyman,
April
1979-1988
|
|
| 181.12 |
Daniel Moynihan -- United States Senator,
June
1979-1983
|
|
| 181.13 |
John Daly -- New York State Senator,
August
1979-1988
|
|
| 181.14 |
Local Assistance Funding,
November
1979
|
|
| 181.15 |
Public Hearings,
circa 1979-1980
|
|
| 181.16 |
Thomas Bartosiewicz -- New York State Senator,
April
1980
|
|
| 182.1 |
Javits-Moynihan Bill, S 8456,
June-October
1980
|
|
| 182.2 |
Toxic Substances Control Act,
December
1980
|
|
| 182.3 |
Stanley Fink -- New York State Assemblyman,
May
1982-1986
|
|
| 182.4 |
Vincent DiPasquale -- United States Congressional
candidate,
circa 1983-1986
|
|
| 182.6 |
Hinchey-Pillittere Bill, A 7194,
May
1983
|
|
| 182.7 |
Dr. Joel Hirschhorn -- Office of Technology
Assessment,
October
1983-1987
|
|
| 182.8-182.9 |
Joint public hearing on the need for community
health information on toxic substances and hazardous waste, transcript,
November
1983
|
|
| 182.10 |
Richard Gottfried -- New York State Assemblyman,
February
1984-1985
|
|
| 182.11 |
California Proposition 65,
December
1985
|
|
| 182.12-182.13 |
21st Century Environmental Bond Act,
September
1986-1990
|
|
| 182.14 |
LaFalce Bill, H.R. 4494,
1990
|
|
|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 182.15 |
Axelrod, Dr. David -- New York State DOH
Commissioner,
1979-1987
|
|
| 182.16 |
Center for Disease Control,
1980-1981, undated
|
|
| 182.17 |
Dunlop, Dr. James,
1982-1986
|
|
| 182.18 |
The Foundation for Occupational Disease Research,
1982-1983
|
|
| 182.19 |
Health Testing,
1980-1981; includes clippings, press releases,
correspondence, and research proposals.
|
|
| 183.1 |
Health Questionnaires,
1985,
undated
|
|
| 183.2 |
Love Canal Medical Fund,
1985-1986
|
|
| 183.3 |
Matsulvage family, residents,
1981
|
|
| 183.4-183.5 |
Medical Release Forms,
1979
|
|
| 183.6 |
National Women's Health Network, undated
|
|
| 183.7-183.8 |
New York State Department of Health,
1967,
1980-1987, undated
|
|
| 183.9 |
Niagara County Mental Health Department,
1981
|
|
| 183.10 |
Occupational Safety and Health Administration,
1981-1984
|
|
| 183.11 |
Paigen, Dr. Beverly,
1979-1983
|
|
| 183.12-183.13 |
Physician's statements on resident's health,
1979
|
|
| 183.14 |
Release of claim form for love canal visitors,
undated
|
|
| 183.15 |
Stanish, Sandra -- Bureau of Toxic Substance
Assessment,
1984-1985
|
|
| 183.16 |
Torcasio, Savario, resident,
1980
|
|
| 183.17 |
Western New York Council on Occupational Safety and
Health,
1980-1987
|
|
|
Arranged chronologically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 183.18 |
Budget,
1971-1972
|
|
| 184.1-184.2 |
Correspondence,
1971-1974,
1981-1987
|
|
| 184.3-184.5 |
New York State DEC,
1970-1981,
1987,
1992;
includes brochures, clippings, newsletters, and reports.
|
|
| 184.6 |
Region 9,
1972-1975
|
|
| 184.7 |
Spagnoli, John -- New York State DEC Region 9
Director,
1984-1986
|
|
| 184.8 |
Williams, Henry -- New York State DEC Commissioner,
1983-1987
|
|
|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 184.9 |
Borowski, Dolores, resident,
1983-1984
|
|
| 184.10 |
Emergency declarations,
1978-1980
|
|
| 184.11 |
Permanent relocation program,
1980-1981
|
|
| 184.12 |
Relocation mortgages,
1980
|
|
| 184.13 |
Subsidized housing,
1979-1981
|
|
| 184.14 |
Temporary relocation,
1979-1981
|
|
| 184.15 |
Temporary relocation - hotel list,
1979
|
|
| 184.16 |
United Way of Niagara, Inc. ,
1979-1980
|
|
|
Arranged alphabetically. |
||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 185.1 |
Correspondence,
1983-1990
|
|
| 185.2 |
Church response to resettlement of Love Canal,
1983
|
|
| 185.3 |
Moratorium on resale of Love Canal homes,
1983
|
|
| 185.4-185.5 |
Statements on habitability,
1983-1989
|
|
| 185.6 |
Press releases denouncing resettlement,
1990
|
|
| Arranged chronologically. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 185.7 |
Articles by Sheldon Samuels,
1970-1984; includes
The Management of Populations at High
Risk in the Chemical Industry,
Communicating with workers (and everyone
else, Emerging Concepts of Regulation,
The Role of Behavioral Research in Air
Pollution Control¸
Ethics and Ethical Codes in
Occupational Medicine, and correspondence.
|
|
| 185.8 |
Clippings regarding New York State DEC,
1970-1981
|
|
| 185.9 |
United States EPA Region II's
Environmental News newsletter,
April
1972-1973
|
|
| 185.10 |
Niagara Observer Volume 4,
Number 13,
April 1973;
include the article "Vital Facts and Information It's All in 'Where to Call
Guide' ".
|
|
| 185.11 |
EnviroNews newsletter Volume 3,
Number 1,
July
1973
|
|
| 185.12-185.13 |
United States EPA Region II's
Region II Report newsletter,
June
1974-1977
|
|
| 185.14 |
"Toxic Substance Control Bill Draw Debate" article by
Ling-Yee Gibney:
Chemical and Engineering News,
March
1975
|
|
| 185.15 |
Excerpts from the book
Of Acceptable Risk: Science and
Determination of Safety by William Lowrance,
May
1976
|
|
| 185.16 |
"Hooker: The Invisible Friend" article by Stephen
Hammer:
Oxy Today, Number 9,
November
1977
|
|
| 185.17 |
Clippings regarding the Occupational and Safety Health
Administration,
1977-1981
|
|
| 185.18 |
Other press releases,
August
1978-1980,
1989-1992; includes press releases from the
United Church of Christ, Citizens' Clearinghouse for Hazardous Waste, and
United States EPA.
|
|
| 185.19 |
"Lessons from Love Canal" article by Phil Gunby:
JAMA Volume 240 Number 19,
November
1978
|
|
| 185.20 |
"Thoughts on Waste Disposal" paper by C. N.
Richardson,
November
1978
|
|
| 185.21 |
Press releases from New York Public Interest Research
Group,
December
1978-1981
|
|
| 185.22 |
"Love Canal MDs in Bind ad Periled Families' List
Grows" article by Richard Nason:
Medical Tribune,
April
1979
|
|
| 185.23 |
Press releases from New York State Attorney General
Robert Abrams,
April
1979-1989
|
|
| 185.24 |
The Call Volume 8, Number 21,
May 1979;
includes the article "Hooker Chemical employee bares secrets: 'Government knew
about Love Canal' ".
|
|
| 186.1 |
Federal Register Part III: Environmental
Protection Agency,
August
1979-1980; includes Federal Register Notice for President Carter's
emergency declaration.
|
|
| 186.2 |
Sierra Club,
The Waste Paper,
June 1979,
1982; includes the issues June/July 1979, Volume 4 Number 4, and
Volume 5 Number 1.
|
|
| 186.3 |
Articles from
Occupational Hazards, October
1979; includes "Cancer Causes: A Look at the Facts", "Congress maps legislative
attack on hazardous wastes", "Coming soon: Regulations for hazardous wastes",
and "Hazardous wastes: Coping with a national health menace" by Margaret
Nemec
|
|
| 186.4-186.6 |
Clippings,
1978-1990; includes clippings regarding all
aspects Love Canal.
|
|
| 186.7 |
Press releases from New York State Governor Hugh
Carey,
January
1980
|
|
| 186.8 |
"Paying the Price of 'Progress'" article by Roberta
Grimm:
The Church Woman,
February
1980
|
|
| 186.9 |
Press releases from the United States Congress,
May
1980-1981
|
|
| 186.10 |
"The Mississippi Experience" paper by Susannah
Cherney, presented to Church World Service Seminar,
May
1980
|
|
| 186.11 |
"The Church - Unpopular Voice - Prophetic Vision:
Response to Man Made Disasters" paper by Reverend William O'Connell,
May
1980
|
|
| 186.12 |
"Genetic Flap" article from
Time,
June
1980
|
|
| 186.13 |
New York State DEC's
New York State Environment,
July
1980-1981
|
|
| 186.14 |
"Continuing Confusion over Love Canal: EPA is still
faced with reconciling the needs of courts with those of science" article by
Barbara Culliton:
Science Volume 209, Number 29,
August
1980; includes the letter "Love Canal and Legal Precedent" by Daniel
Bronstein.
|
|
| 186.15 |
Papers and articles by Barry Commoner,
September
1985-1987, includes an excerpt from the book
The Closing Circle: Nature, Man &
Technology, the paper "Environmental Levels and Health Effects of PCDDs
and PCDFs" and the article "A Reporter at Large: The Environment" from The New
Yorker.
|
|
| 186.16 |
"Guidelines from Data Acquisition and Data Quality
Evaluation in Environmental Chemistry" article from
Analytical Chemistry Volume 52,
Number 14,
December
1980
|
|
| 186.17 |
"Christian Agenda for the Environment" article by
Philip Joranson:
Ecology & Religion
Newsletter Number 76,
Winter
1980
|
|
| 186.19 |
Press releases from Hooker Chemical and Plastics
Corporation,
circa 1980
|
|
| 186.20 |
"The Emergence and Persistence of Citizen Groups at
The Love Canal" masters project proposal by Gloria Brennan,
February
1981
|
|
| 186.21 |
Clippings regarding the New York State Assembly's
Hazardous and Toxic Waste Task Force,
February
1981
|
|
| 186.22 |
"Coping with Hazardous Waste Problems - An Ecumenical
Reponses" sermon by G. Thomas Martin,
February
1981-1982
|
|
| 186.23 |
Press releases from New York State Assembly,
April 1981,
1990
|
|
| 186.18 |
Articles from
Water Pollution Control
Federation Volume 18, Number 5,
May
1981
|
|
| 186.24 |
Environment magazine,
June
1982-1983; includes Volume 23 Number 5 and Volume 24 Number
10.
|
|
| 186.25 |
American Chemical Society's
NF=B Double Bond mailing Volume
53 Number 7,
September
1981
|
|
| 186.26 |
Other newsletters,
August
1981-1986, undated; includes
EPA Bulletin,
Washington Resource Report
Volume III Number 1,
Rural Roots Volume 4, Numbers 4
and 5, and
EcoAlert.
|
|
| 186.27 |
"Hooker's Other Love Canals" article by Matt Tallmer:
The Progressive,
November
1981
|
|
| 186.28 |
Clipping regarding geologist David Twedell,
December
1981-1982
|
|
| 186.29 |
Clippings regarding ETF's involvement with Love Canal,
1981-1990
|
|
| 186.30 |
Excerpt from a presentation at the National Lutheran
Conference,
1982
|
|
| 186.31 |
Clippings regarding Love Canal in books and movies,
January-June
1982
|
|
| 186.32 |
Clippings regarding Deaths of Love Canal residents,
January
1982-1984, undated
|
|
| 187.1 |
Hazardous Waste newsletter,
Volume 2 Number 1-2,
April
1982
|
|
| 187.2 |
Occupational and Safety Health Administration's
Environmental Watch,
April-September
1982
|
|
| 187.3 |
BioCycle: Journal of Waste
Recycling Volume 23, Number 3,
May
1982
|
|
| 187.4 |
Clippings regarding Three-Mile Island,
June
1982-1983
|
|
| 187.5 |
Better Nutrition magazine,
August
1982
|
|
| 187.6 |
Ecological Illness Law Report,
November
1982-1983
|
|
| 187.7 |
New York State DEC 's
Study and Clean Up Program: Love Canal
Landfill newsletter Number 1-10 and 15,
February
1983-1986,
1990
|
|
| 187.8 |
"Assessment of Health Risks at Love Canal" paper by
Dr. Clark Heath,
May
1983
|
|
| 187.9 |
Hazard Monthly magazine, Volume
III Number 12,
June
1983
|
|
| 187.10-187.16 |
New York State DEC's
Environmental Notice Bulletin
newsletter,
July
1983-1987
|
|
| 187.17 |
Our Town newsletter Volume III,
Number 1,
September
1983; includes article on Al Ogg, ETF member.
|
|
| 187.18 |
Inquirer Magazine,
October
1983; includes article "The Rape of the West" by Steve
Twomey.
|
|
| 187.19 |
"Industry Need Spurs Cleanup Solutions" article from
Engineering News Record,
October
1983
|
|
| 187.20 |
The Lutheran magazine, Volume 22
Number 1,
January
1984; includes the article "Nuclear waste graveyard in South
Carolina: Studying the risks".
|
|
| 187.21 |
The Councillor newsletter of the
Niagara Council of Churches,
May-June
1984
|
|
| 188.1-188.3 |
Clippings regarding Occidental Chemical Company,
1984-1991
|
|
| 188.4 |
Clippings regarding Love Canal sediments,
1985,
undated
|
|
| 188.5 |
Clippings from
The New York Times on toxic
chemicals,
August
1985-1986
|
|
| 188.6 |
The Egg journal,
Summer
1985-1989
|
|
| 188.7 |
EPA Region 2 Highlights
newsletter,
December
1985-1987
|
|
| 188.8 |
"Transport of Organic Contaminants in Groundwater"
article by Douglas Mackay, et al:
Environmental Science
Technology,
1985
|
|
| 188.9-188.10 |
"Environment" column by Paul MacClennan:
Buffalo News,
1986-1991
|
|
| 188.11 |
Articles by Neil Seldman,
1986;
includes "New Ways to Keep a Lid on America's Garbage Problem", "Saratoga
County can be self-reliant in handling trash", and "Resource Recovery
State-of-the-Art: Summary of Technologies, Opportunities and
Guidelines".
|
|
| 188.12 |
"Ecumenical Response" speech by Fritsch and DeWitt,
October
1986
|
|
| 188.13-188.14 |
Articles and papers by Richard Cook,
1986-1989; includes
Solid and Hazardous Waste Incineration:
An Analysis for Citizens and Policymakers,
Recommendations for Policy and
Regulations for Residue from Municipal Solid Waste Incineration,
Experience in Incineration Applicable to
Superfund Site Remediation,
Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Ash
Management: A State Perspective, and Incineration: Technology vs.
Science?.
|
|
| 189.1 |
"Conflict, Consensus, and Community" paper by Barry
Boyer,
August
1987
|
|
| 189.2 |
Chemical Week magazine,
September
1987
|
|
| 189.3 |
"Loosing the War Against Cancer" paper by Dr. Samuel
Epstein,
September
1987
|
|
| 189.4 |
"Looking back at Love Canal" 2-part article by John
Deegan:
Environment Science &
Technology Volume 21, Numbers 4-5,
April-May
1987
|
|
| 189.5 |
"OxyChem told to pay for Love Canal Cleanup" article
by Lois Ember:
Chemical & Engineering News,
February
1988
|
|
| 189.6 |
"Carcinogenic Risk Estimation" article by Dr. Samuel
Epstein:
Science Volume 240,
May 1988;
includes response article.
|
|
| 189.7 |
"The Big Sleazy: Love Canal Ten Years Later" article
by Andrew Danzo:
The Washington Monthly,
September
1988
|
|
| 189.8 |
"Love Canal: Court finds Occidental liable for costs,
company proposes cleanup plan" article from
Superfund Report,
March
1988
|
|
| 189.9 |
"Examine the Property for Hazardous Waste Conditions"
article by Franklin Pack:
Buffalo News,
April 23,
1988
|
|
| 189.10 |
"The Cleanup of Hazardous Substances in the
Environment", chapter 3 of unpublished book by Walter Mugdan,
April
1988
|
|
| 189.11 |
Press releases from New York State DEC,
July
1988-1990
|
|
| 189.12 |
Articles by Doug Draper on 10-year anniversary of Love
Canal,
August
1988
|
|
| 189.13 |
Clippings regarding Reverend Dr. Paul Moore,
September
1988
|
|
| 189.14 |
Environmental Action Magazine,
November/December
1988
|
|
| 189.15 |
"Implementing an Ecosystem Approach: National and
International Obstacles" paper by Barry Boyer,
January-April
1989
|
|
| 189.16 |
Press releases by the New York State DEC,
March-September
1989
|
|
| 189.17 |
"Environment and Role of Ethics" presentation by
Joseph Power,
March
1989
|
|
| 189.18 |
Toxic in Your Community
newsletter,
April
1989-1990
|
|
| 189.19 |
Environmental Law in New York
newsletter, Volume 1 Numbers 2-9, Volume 2 Numbers 9-10,
August
1989-1991
|
|
| 189.20 |
Environment Reporter, Volume 20
Number 20 Part II,
September
1989
|
|
| 189.21 |
Clippings regarding Earth Day,
April
1990
|
|
| 189.22 |
Clippings from The Progress regarding the Clean Earth
Project,
July-August
1990
|
|
| 189.23 |
"Fighting Toxic Wastes" interview with Lois Gibbs:
Calypso Log,
October
1990
|
|
| 189.24 |
"The Honor Roll" article by Dan Ferrara:
Outside,
January
1991
|
|
| 189.25 |
Voces Unidas newsletter Volume 2
Number 1,
Fall
1992
|
|
| 189.26 |
MAR Star, Volume 3 Number 1,
Winter
1992
|
|
| 189.27 |
Waste Management Research
Report,
1992
|
|
| 189.28 |
Paper by Grassroots Alliance for Solid-Waste
Solutions, undated
|
|
| 189.29 |
"Altered Carbohydrate Metabolism in Schizophrenia"
article by Mary Anthes:
The Scientific,
undated
|
|
| 189.30 |
Articles from
EPA Journal, undated; includes
"A Character Sketch of Greenhouse" by Dr. David Rinde and "The Greenhouse
Effect: How It Can Change Our Lives".
|
|
| 189.31 |
"Impasse and Dark Night" speech by Sister Constance
Fitzgerald, undated
|
|
| 189.32 |
"Incident of Congenital Malformations among Love Canal
Residents" paper by Dr. Nicholas Vianna, undated
|
|
| 189.33 |
"The Love Canal Crisis is a Hoax" mailing by Citizen
for Niagara, undated
|
|
| 189.34 |
"The Problems of Preparing a Love Canal Bibliography"
paper by James Webster, undated
|
|
| 189.35 |
"The Scandal at IBT" article by T. A. Vonder, et al:
Oui magazine,
undated
|
|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 189.36 |
Declarations of New York State Department of Health,
August
1978-1980
|
|
| 189.37 |
Testimony of Dr. Beverly Paigen before the House
Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations,
March 1979
|
|
| 189.38 |
Testimony of Lois Gibbs before the House Subcommittee
on Oversight and Investigations,
March
1979
|
|
| 190.1 |
Joint Hearings before the Subcommittees on
Environmental Pollution and Resource Protection of the Committee on Environment
and Public Works,
March 1979
|
|
| 190.2 |
Testimony of Anne Hillis and Jim Clark before the
Joint Senate Subcommittee on Environmental Pollution and Hazardous Waste,
March
1979
|
|
| 190.3 |
Testimony of Frank Rovers before Joint Hearings of the
Resource Protection and Environment Pollution Subcommittees,
March
1979
|
|
| 190.4 |
Testimony of William Howard Beasley III, Vice Chairman
of the Board - Velsicol Chemical Corporation before the Senate Environment and
Public Works Committee,
March
1979
|
|
| 190.5 |
Testimony of Luella Kenny before the House
Subcommittee on Oversight,
April
1979
|
|
| 190.6 |
Testimony of Eileen Matsulvage,
April
1979
|
|
| 190.7 |
Testimony of Grace McCoulf before the Senate
Subcommittee on Toxic Substances and Chemical Wastes,
April 1979
|
|
| 190.8 |
Testimony of Loretta Gambino,
April
1979
|
|
| 190.9 |
Testimony of Deborah Cerrillo, Vice President of the
Love Canal Homeowners Association, before the Senate Subcommittee on Toxic
Substance and Chemical Wastes,
May
1979
|
|
| 190.10 |
Testimony of Anne Hills,
May
1979
|
|
| 190.11 |
Testimony of Marie Pozniak before the Senate
Subcommittee on Toxic Substances and Chemical Wastes,
May
1979
|
|
| 190.12 |
Statements on remedial construction work,
June
1979
|
|
| 190.13 |
Resolutions on Love Canal by religious organizations,
September
1979-1982
|
|
| 190.14 |
Letter to the editor by Patricia Pino,
May
1980
|
|
| 190.15 |
Statement of Luella Kenny to the annual meeting of
Occidental Petroleum Shareholders Corporate Responsibility Resolution,
May
1980
|
|
| 190.16 |
Proposed resolution on toxic waste for the annual
meeting of the American Baptist Churches of New York State,
1980
|
|
| 190.17 |
Letter to the editor by Dr. Irwin Boss,
June
1981
|
|
| 190.18 |
Statement of Eugene Hanchett at the Environmental
Conservation Hearing,
August
1981
|
|
| 190.19 |
Statement of New York State Assemblyman Joseph
Pillittere before the Occupational Safety and Health Administration,
July
1982
|
|
| 190.20 |
Statement of Dr. Richard Dweling, United States EPA
Deputy Regional Administrator,
February
1983
|
|
| 190.21 |
Comments of Dr. Deborah Wallace on Volume 1 of the
United States EPA study,
February
1983
|
|
| 190.22 |
Statement of Vernon Bigler, District Superintendent of
the Buffalo District of the United Methodist Church,
February
1983
|
|
| 190.23 |
Testimony of Dr. Irwin Bross for a joint public
hearing on future uses of the Love Canal hazardous waste site and adjacent
property,
February
1983
|
|
| 190.24 |
Testimony of Luella Kenny for a public hearing on
future uses of the Love Canal hazardous waste site and adjacent property,
February
1983
|
|
| 190.25 |
Testimony of Roger Cook before the Superfund
Management Board,
February
1984
|
|
| 190.26 |
Joint statement by the Catholic Bishops of Missouri on
toxic chemicals,
September
1984
|
|
| 190.27 |
Comments by Reverend Ian Evinson,
circa 1984
|
|
| 190.28 |
Testimonies before the joint legislative commission on
toxic substance and hazardous waste to create the New York State Hazardous
Waste Management Institute,
March-June
1986
|
|
| 190.29 |
Affidavit of Dr. Paul Nees in regards to Love Canal
actions,
June
1988
|
|
| 190.30 |
Affidavit of Donald Eichler in regards to Love Canal
actions,
June
1988
|
|
| 190.31 |
Affidavit of Dr. Philip Guzelian in regards to Love
Canal actions,
November
1988
|
|
| 190.32 |
Affidavit of Dr. Saxon Graham in regards to Love Canal
actions,
November
1988
|
|
| 190.33 |
Testimony of Richard Cook before the New York State
Assembly Standing Committee on Environmental Conservation,
March
1990
|
|
| 190.34 |
Testimony of Dr. Kelley Brix on toxicology for the
Love Canal trial,
September
1990
|
|
| 190.35 |
Affidavit of Dr. Paul Nees in support of joint motion,
undated
|
|
| 190.36 |
Affidavit of Donald Eichler in support of joint
motion, undated
|
|
| 190.37 |
Statement of Donald Armstrong before the New York
State Standing Committee on the Environmental Conservation and the Subcommittee
on Toxic and Hazardous Substances, undated
|
|
| 190.38 |
Statement of Reverend Donald Lawrence,
undated
|
|
| 190.39 |
Testimony of Joanne Halle, undated
|
|
| 190.40 |
Testimony of Monsignor Richard Graeber, Chairman of
the Peace and Justice Commission of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo,
undated
|
|
| 190.41 |
Testimony of Patricia Grenzy, undated
[incomplete] |
|
| 190.42 |
Testimony of Reverend Richard Donoughue for the
Reverend Dr. Edward Perry, Bishop of the Upper New York Synod of the Lutheran
Church in America, undated
|
|
| 190.43 |
Testimony of Sister Margeen Hoffmann,
undated
|
|
| 191.1 |
Testimony of Steffen Plehn, United States EPA Deputy
Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste, undated
|
|
| Includes correspondence not involving the ETF. | ||
| Arranged by author of correspondence. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 191.2 |
Badorian, Pauling and Harry,
1981
|
|
| 191.3 |
Bross, Dr. Irwin,
1980-1981
|
|
| 191.4 |
First Presbyterian Church,
1979
|
|
| 191.5 |
Grossman, Stanley,
1983
|
|
| 191.6 |
Lynch, Eva,
1979
|
|
| 191.7 |
Magavern, James,
1980
|
|
| 191.8 |
Office of the City Manager of the City of Niagara
Falls, NY,
1979
|
|
| 191.9 |
Rabe, Anne,
1985
|
|
| 191.10 |
Residents Organized for Lewiston's Environment,
1990
|
|
| 191.11 |
Stark, Nathan,
1980
|
|
| Box | Contents | |
| 192 |
Card files, undated; includes Love Canal residents
original Love Canal addresses, sorted by name and by street name.
|
|
| 193 |
Card files,
1978-1983, undated; includes environmental
clippings from
USA Today, cards on basic
chemical information, and resource library index by title.
|
|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 191.12 |
Cartoons,
circa 1982-1989; includes
editorial/political cartoons and daily comic strips.
|
|
| 197.1 |
Engineering plans:
Love Canal Chemical Landfill,
August
1978; includes plans for: existing conditions, final contours and
surface water, final contours and groundwater, east and west sewer pipe, notes
and standards, pumping system details, and on-site contaminated soil
disposal.
|
|
| 196.1 |
Engineering plans:
Love Canal Remedial Action Project:
Containment Construction for Central & Northern Sectors,
February-December
1980; includes plans for: existing conditions, groundwater control
final contours, cross section, suggested staging areas, east & west
collection systems, containment, pumping station details, electrical layout,
general notes and details, and notes and standards.
|
|
| 191.13 |
Engineering plans:
Love Canal Sewer and Creek Remedial
Alternatives Evaluations,
circa 1983
|
|
| 196.2 |
Engineering plans:
S Area Remedial Program
Schedule,
August 1985
[2 copies] |
|
| 197.2 |
Gantt chart:
Superproject Project Management System:
Task Gantt,
August 1985
[2 copies] |
|
| 191.14-191.15 |
Maps,
1979,
1986,
undated; includes general maps, maps of hazardous waste sites, and road
maps.
|
|
| 191.16 |
Music: Lyrics and concert information, 1985, undated;
includes the phonograph record
Dr. Possibility with the songs
"Belly-Up Fish" and "Quantum Leap", Nan Hoffman concert flyers, and
lyrics.
|
|
| 191.17 |
Photographs,
1988,
undated; includes 3 color and 4 black and white photographs.
|
|
| – |
Posters and maps,
1974,
undated
[Located in map case] |
|
| 191.18-191.20 |
Presentation: "Love Canal: The Issues and
Controversies" by Dr. Adeline Levine,
circa 1982; includes 145 color slides,
program, and 2 audio cassettes with narration by author.
|
|
| 191.21 |
Transparencies, undated; includes 5 transparencies on
various Love Canal issues.
|
|
| 191.22 |
Video documentation: "Love Canal: A Community Under
Stress" by Alfred State College,
1979-1980; includes documentation of
documentary.
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|
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Cassette labels refer to tape numbers (e.g. tapes 1-2) given by the ETF. Original titles were retained as much as possible. |
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Arranged alphabetically. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 194.1 |
All Things Considered (NPR):
The Niagara River,
March 5,
1984
|
|
| 194.2 |
All Things Considered (NPR):
Niagara River, undated
|
|
| 194.3 |
Anniversary Dinner, John's Hotel,
1985
|
|
| 194.4 |
Annual Meeting,
circa 1980
|
|
| 194.5 |
Annual Meeting and the Conference Advisory Group
[Blueprint for Action Conference] meeting,
February 28,
1985
|
|
| 194.6 |
Annual Meeting (possibly Conference Advisory Group
meeting),
circa 1985
|
|
| 194.7 |
Annual Meeting, undated
|
|
| 194.8 |
C-Span: Deagan and Lois Gibbs,
August 31,
1982
|
|
| 194.9-194.10 |
Conference Advisory Group meeting, tapes 1-2,
September 5,
1985
|
|
| 194.11 |
Conference Advisory Group meeting, tape 2,
November 2,
1985
|
|
| 194.12-194.15 |
Love Canal Technical Review Committee: Red Jacket,
tapes 1-4,
August 30,
1984
|
|
| 194.16 |
Meeting, undated
|
|
| 194.17-195.1 |
Meeting regarding Dioxin, tapes 1-2,
July 31,
1984; includes Don Lawrence's question on long term monitoring of
Love Canal containment.
[3 audio cassettes] |
|
| 195.2 |
Meeting with Colin (?) regarding funding and
litigation, tape 1,
August 21,
1984
|
|
| 195.3 |
Meeting with Norman Nosenchuck of the United States
EPA, tape 2, undated
|
|
| 195.4 |
Radio interview with Margaret Giuliani of the
Society To Oppose Pollution In Towns, undated
|
|
| 195.5 |
Waste Watch hotline recorded messages from "John"
whose girlfriend is threatening suicide,
June 20,
1986 [
See
also Series III. ETF Activities, Subseries B. Waste Watch]
|
|
| 195.6 |
Viewpoint [radio program]:
Dioxin,
August 29,
1986
|
|
| 195.7 |
Viewpoint [radio program]:
interview with Dr. Richard Cook, undated
|
|
| Subject files on chemicals, hazardous waste, environmental issues, and other topics originally maintained by the Reverend Fred Wood. Subject files contain news clippings, marketing materials, and pamphlets. | ||
| Original folder titles and numbering system were retained as much as possible. There are no folders numbers for 136, 143, or 144. The last three folders were not assigned a number. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 27.1 |
#1 -- Agent Orange international,
1983-1984, undated
|
|
| 27.2 |
#2 -- Agent Orange,
1981,
undated
|
|
| 27.3 |
#3 -- Agent Orange,
1980-1986
|
|
| 27.4 |
#4 -- Acid rain,
1979-1984,
1989
|
|
| 27.5 |
#5 -- Acid rain,
1979,
1981
|
|
| 27.6 |
#6 -- Albion oil spill,
1982
|
|
| 27.7 |
#7 -- Amherst,
1980-1981
|
|
| 27.8 |
#8 -- Alabama,
1980-1983, undated
|
|
| 27.9 |
#9 -- Army dumping,
1980-1981, undated
|
|
| 27.10 |
#10 -- Atlantic City Landfill,
1981
|
|
| 27.11 |
#11 -- Asbestos,
1981-1988, undated
|
|
| 27.12 |
#12 -- Babcock Street dump (Buffalo, New York),
1982-1984
|
|
| 27.13 |
#13 -- Bills on toxic waste,
1983
|
|
| 27.14 |
#14 -- Birth defects,
1981
|
|
| 27.15 |
#15 -- Byron, New York (PCBs),
1982
|
|
| 27.16 |
#16 -- Boston,
1983
|
|
| 27.17 |
#17 -- California,
1981
|
|
| 27.18 |
#18 -- Cambria/Albion,
1981-1983
|
|
| 27.19 |
#19 -- Cambria prison,
1981-1982, undated
|
|
| 27.20 |
#20 -- Canada,
1979-1981
|
|
| 27.21 |
#21 -- Canada,
1980-1981
|
|
| 27.22 |
#22 -- Cancer,
1981-1983, undated
|
|
| 27.23 |
#23 -- Cancer chemicals,
1980-1983
|
|
| 28.1 |
#24 -- Cayuga Island (Mirex),
1982
|
|
| 28.2 |
#25 -- Cattaraugus (Chautauqua, New York),
1980-1981
|
|
| 28.3-28.4 |
#26 -- Chemicals,
1980-1982, undated
|
|
| 28.5 |
#27 -- Chaffee Landfill,
1980-1981
|
|
| 28.6 |
#28 -- Chlordane,
1983
|
|
| 28.7 |
#29 -- CECOS,
1981
|
|
| 28.8 |
#30 -- Chemical accidents in area,
1981-1984, undated
|
|
| 28.9 |
#31 -- Chemicals,
1980-1983
|
|
| 28.10 |
#32 -- Chromosomes and Genes,
1980-1981
|
|
| 28.11 |
#33 -- Churches,
1982
|
|
| 28.12 |
#34 -- Colorado,
1983,
undated
|
|
| 28.13 |
#35 -- Connecticut, undated
|
|
| 28.14 |
#36 -- New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation,
1982
|
|
| 28.15 |
#37 -- Deeds,
1980-1981
|
|
| 28.16 |
#38 -- Depression,
1981-1982, undated
|
|
| 28.17 |
#39 -- Dioxin,
1970,
1978-1983, undated
|
|
| 28.18 |
#40 -- Dioxin,
1974,
1983-1984, undated
|
|
| 28.19 |
#41 -- Dioxin,
1978-1983, undated
|
|
| 28.20 |
#42 -- Dow Chemicals (dioxin),
1983
|
|
| 28.21 |
#43 -- Downs' Syndrome,
1981-1982
|
|
| 28.22 |
#44 -- EDB (pesticide),
1984,
undated
|
|
| 28.23 |
#45 -- Earthquake and Mt. St. Helens volcano,
1980-1981
|
|
| 28.24-29.2 |
#46 -- Environmental Protection Agency,
1980-1982, undated
[3 folders] |
|
| 29.3 |
#47 -- Formaldehyde,
1980-1983
|
|
| 29.4 |
#48 -- Florida,
1981-1983, undated
|
|
| 29.5 |
#49 -- Garbage incineration,
1986
|
|
| 29.6 |
#50 -- Grand Island, New York,
1982-1983, undated
|
|
| 29.7 |
#51 -- Grate Lakes,
1981,
undated
|
|
| 29.8 |
#52 -- Hooker Chemical and Plastics Corporation,
1982-1984, undated
|
|
| 29.9 |
#53 -- Hamburg, New York (chemical evacuation
emergency),
1981
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