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<p>Created page with &quot;{{Filmjr |title=Hanford Science Forum |embid=HanfordS1957 |embsv=archiveorg |desc=TV host holding a fishing rod. Interview with Dr. Richard F. Foster, manager of the Aquatic...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Filmjr |title=Hanford Science Forum |embid=HanfordS1957 |embsv=archiveorg |desc=TV host holding a fishing rod.<br /> Interview with Dr. Richard F. Foster, manager of the Aquatic Biology Division at the Hanford plant<br /> His work is to study aquatic life in the Columbia River<br /> Freudian slip: we have a u-nuke kind of effluent in the Columbia River <br /> Various plankton, clams, crayfish, fish (bullhead, sturgeon), etc. in jars are examined<br /> They gather specimens, cremate them, then measure radioactivity in counter<br /> They also take water samples in special depth-weighted bottles<br /> <br /> The results: fish pick up small amounts of radioactive material, not at all hazardous. From this angle, the operation of the plant is quite safe. <br /> Interview with Science Student of the Week: Doyle Burke, senior at Columbia High School.<br /> His winning exhibit: a mounted and assembled dog skeleton, won prize in Zoology and first prize in science fair<br /> His work sponsored by GE and the Atomic Energy Commission<br /> |forma=16mm |year=ca. 1957 |up=|next=|prev=|step= |lang=English |pbrs=Unknown |heldby=PA |len=9:46 |link= |bw= |ani= |ewid= }}</div>

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