Speaker: African Americans roots in southwest date back centuries
"Blacks have been in this area since 1100 A.D. In fact, I can trace their arrival as far back as 639 B.C.," said Cortez Williams.
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Monday, February 23, 2004Speaker: African Americans roots in southwest date back centuries"Blacks have been in this area since 1100 A.D. In fact, I can trace their arrival as far back as 639 B.C.," said Cortez Williams.
Celebrating the completion of a job well done
F. Jeffrey Martin, left, of Nuclear Design and Risk Analysis (D-5), Paul White of the Director's Office and former Defense Threat Reduction Agency program manager Thomas Rutherford, right, enjoy a light moment at a recognition ceremony last week in the Otowi Building cafeteria at Technical Area 3.
Red lock lockout/tagout LIR revised
LIR 402-860-01, Lockout/Tagout for Personal Safety, has been revised to incorporate requirements from DOE Order 5480.19, Conduct of Operations for DOE Facilities, and recommended changes from a 2002 self-assessment of the Laboratory's Lockout/Tagout Program.
Information on dependents needed to process insurance reimbursements
The Laboratory's new health-care provider, United Healthcare, may not have all the necessary information it needs to process reimbursements for University of California Lab employee dependents' medical claims, according to an all-employee memo.
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