That's a who's who of Unix. I didn't know you were part of that Pugs, I am jealous. I feel fortunate that I got to be part of what I think of as the good Sun, the 4.x days, to me, that felt as close to Bell Labs as you could get in that time. You've lived through a lot. I did twist arms to be lm@sun.com and got to be lm@cs.stanford.edu, I miss lm@sun.com a lot, so short, Unix people like short, it's "ls" not "list". It really was the best part of my career but it is nothing like what I imagine being at the end of an uucp email address ending up at Bell Labs. On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 06:10:17PM -0800, Tom Lyon wrote: > More grist from the scanner. -- --- Larry McVoy Retired to fishing http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat
[-- Attachment #1: Type: text/plain, Size: 971 bytes --] Sweet, thanks for that. That was before research!rob arrived, but most of those names were still there when he did. -rob On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 1:37 PM Larry McVoy <lm@mcvoy.com> wrote: > That's a who's who of Unix. I didn't know you were part of that Pugs, > I am jealous. I feel fortunate that I got to be part of what I think > of as the good Sun, the 4.x days, to me, that felt as close to Bell Labs > as you could get in that time. > > You've lived through a lot. > > I did twist arms to be lm@sun.com and got to be lm@cs.stanford.edu, I miss > lm@sun.com a lot, so short, Unix people like short, it's "ls" not "list". > It really was the best part of my career but it is nothing like what I > imagine being at the end of an uucp email address ending up at Bell Labs. > > > On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 06:10:17PM -0800, Tom Lyon wrote: > > More grist from the scanner. > > > > -- > --- > Larry McVoy Retired to fishing > http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat > [-- Attachment #2: Type: text/html, Size: 2030 bytes --]
[-- Attachment #1: Type: text/plain, Size: 1320 bytes --] Yeah, but Rob, where was Fred? I was there in Acoustics Research (not 127!) then, using R70 for UCDS. I'm pretty sure I distinctly recall Fred Grampp being around then. On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 7:38 PM Rob Pike <robpike@gmail.com> wrote: > Sweet, thanks for that. > > That was before research!rob arrived, but most of those names were still > there when he did. > > -rob > > > On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 1:37 PM Larry McVoy <lm@mcvoy.com> wrote: > >> That's a who's who of Unix. I didn't know you were part of that Pugs, >> I am jealous. I feel fortunate that I got to be part of what I think >> of as the good Sun, the 4.x days, to me, that felt as close to Bell Labs >> as you could get in that time. >> >> You've lived through a lot. >> >> I did twist arms to be lm@sun.com and got to be lm@cs.stanford.edu, I >> miss >> lm@sun.com a lot, so short, Unix people like short, it's "ls" not "list". >> It really was the best part of my career but it is nothing like what I >> imagine being at the end of an uucp email address ending up at Bell Labs. >> >> >> On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 06:10:17PM -0800, Tom Lyon wrote: >> > More grist from the scanner. >> >> >> >> -- >> --- >> Larry McVoy Retired to fishing >> http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat >> > -- James D. (jj) Johnston Chief Scientist, Immersion Networks [-- Attachment #2: Type: text/html, Size: 2781 bytes --]
[-- Attachment #1: Type: text/plain, Size: 1571 bytes --] Not in (1)127 yet. He was transferred in some time after I arrived. Not sure quite when. Mid-80s maybe. -rob On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 3:53 PM James Johnston <audioskeptic@gmail.com> wrote: > Yeah, but Rob, where was Fred? I was there in Acoustics Research (not > 127!) then, using R70 for UCDS. > > I'm pretty sure I distinctly recall Fred Grampp being around then. > > On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 7:38 PM Rob Pike <robpike@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Sweet, thanks for that. >> >> That was before research!rob arrived, but most of those names were still >> there when he did. >> >> -rob >> >> >> On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 1:37 PM Larry McVoy <lm@mcvoy.com> wrote: >> >>> That's a who's who of Unix. I didn't know you were part of that Pugs, >>> I am jealous. I feel fortunate that I got to be part of what I think >>> of as the good Sun, the 4.x days, to me, that felt as close to Bell Labs >>> as you could get in that time. >>> >>> You've lived through a lot. >>> >>> I did twist arms to be lm@sun.com and got to be lm@cs.stanford.edu, I >>> miss >>> lm@sun.com a lot, so short, Unix people like short, it's "ls" not >>> "list". >>> It really was the best part of my career but it is nothing like what I >>> imagine being at the end of an uucp email address ending up at Bell Labs. >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 06:10:17PM -0800, Tom Lyon wrote: >>> > More grist from the scanner. >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> --- >>> Larry McVoy Retired to fishing >>> http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat >>> >> > > -- > James D. (jj) Johnston > > Chief Scientist, Immersion Networks > [-- Attachment #2: Type: text/html, Size: 3532 bytes --]
Hi,
Tom Lyon, 2C-557, wrote:
> More grist from the scanner.
Here's the second page ordered by room then name.
- I thought quite a few shared, two to an office, but not in this
June 1977 list.
- John Vollaro office is the Network Lab.
- 2C-525 isn't listed; between Bob Morris and Doug McIlroy.
- Joe Condon, Belle's co-creator, had two offices.
- The secretaries shared, along with ‘UNIX Documentation Specialist’
Miss C. Scrocca.
- ‘Patent Consultant’ S. J. Phillips is only on page 1 so perhaps the
two pages were maintained manually.
12 4232 - Tucker, Frank E. 1A-324
- 4233 - - Verrico, Mrs. B. 1A-326
1274 6429 - Kaufman, Linda 2C-457
1274 6429 ** Ryan, Ms. D. R. 2C-457
1274 6558 - Blue, James L. 2C-459
1274 2833 - Wamer, Daniel D. 2C-461
1274 2912 - Schryer, Norman L. 2C-462
- 6087 - Network Machine Room 2C-501
- 3445 & 3744 - UNIX Room 2C-502
1273 6321 - Vollaro, John R. 2C-505
- 6087 - Network Lab 2C-505
1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-507
1273 5956 ** Stark, Eugene W. 2C-507
- 3445 & 3744 - Console Room 2C-508
1273 2879 - Elliott, Ruby Jane 2C-511
1273 7419 - Bourne, Stephen R. 2C-512
1271 5970 ** Wing, Ms. Jeannette M. 2C-513
1271 6503 - Baker, Ms. Brenda S. 2C-514
1271 5963 ** Myers, Eugene W. 2C-515
1271 6067 - Cherry, Ms. Lorinda L. 2C-516
1273 3770 - Ritchie, Dennis M. 2C-517
1273 6021 - Kernighan, Brian W. 2C-518
1271 4006 - Sethi, Ravi 2C-519
1273 3685 - Fraser, Alexander G. 2C-520
1271 3520 - Ossanna, Joseph F., Jr. 2C-521
1271 4862 - Aho, Alfred V. 2C-522
1271 2394 - Thompson, Kenneth 2C-523
1271 3878 - W. Morris, Robert 2C-524
1271 6050 - Mcllroy, M. Douglas 2C-526
- 6011 - Library 2C-553
1270 3302 - McMahon, Lee E. 2C-555
1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-556
1273 2761 ** Lyon, T. L. 2C-557
1273 2761 * Mitze, Robert W. 2C-557
1273 7775 - Chesson, Greg L. 2C-558
1273 3968 - Johnson, Stephen C. 2C-559
127 6490 - Morgan, Samuel P. 2C-560
1273 2582 - Pinson, Elliot N. 2C-561
- 6695 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
- 6051 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
- 6491 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
- 2583 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
- 5401 - - Logan, Mrs. Vera G. 2C-562
12 5400 - Prim, Robert C. 2C-563
1274 2059 - Feldman, Stuart I. 2C-570
1274 6377 - Lesk, Michael E. 2C-572
1274 4822 - Brown, W. Stanley 2C-574
- 4823 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
- 3303 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
7133 7685 - Scrocca, Carmela 2C-579
- 4508 - - Bittrich, Mrs. Mary E. 2C-579
12 4507 - Tukey, John W. 2C-580
- 2574 - - Luciani, Mrs. Dorothy 7E-413
1276 2573 - Terry, Milton E. 7F-502
* Intern from Dept. 5432
** Summer
I recall a rough map of the corridor popping up on this list.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
James Johnston:
> Yeah, but Rob, where was Fred? I was there in Acoustics Research (not
> 127!) then, using R70 for UCDS.
Rob Pike:
Not in (1)127 yet. He was transferred in some time after I arrived. Not
sure quite when. Mid-80s maybe.
=====
Early-to-mid 1980s. ftg was already there when I interviewed in early 1984.
Norman Wilson
Toronto ON
Well this lines up with my records: slovax$ call ritchie Dennis Ritchie 908-582-3770 (W/bell labs) Same as the extension listed below. Dennis was one of the well known people who taught me that if you had done your homework, he was more than willing to talk to you. I had some question about inodes (I think, it was something in the kernel) and we traded emails for a while and then he sent me his phone number saying "this will be faster". Kind of blew my mind at the time. On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 01:30:44PM +0000, Ralph Corderoy wrote: > Hi, > > Tom Lyon, 2C-557, wrote: > > More grist from the scanner. > > Here's the second page ordered by room then name. > > - I thought quite a few shared, two to an office, but not in this > June??1977 list. > - John Vollaro office is the Network Lab. > - 2C-525 isn't listed; between Bob Morris and Doug McIlroy. > - Joe Condon, Belle's co-creator, had two offices. > - The secretaries shared, along with ???UNIX Documentation Specialist??? > Miss C. Scrocca. > - ???Patent Consultant??? S. J. Phillips is only on page 1 so perhaps the > two pages were maintained manually. > > 12 4232 - Tucker, Frank E. 1A-324 > - 4233 - - Verrico, Mrs. B. 1A-326 > 1274 6429 - Kaufman, Linda 2C-457 > 1274 6429 ** Ryan, Ms. D. R. 2C-457 > 1274 6558 - Blue, James L. 2C-459 > 1274 2833 - Wamer, Daniel D. 2C-461 > 1274 2912 - Schryer, Norman L. 2C-462 > - 6087 - Network Machine Room 2C-501 > - 3445 & 3744 - UNIX Room 2C-502 > 1273 6321 - Vollaro, John R. 2C-505 > - 6087 - Network Lab 2C-505 > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-507 > 1273 5956 ** Stark, Eugene W. 2C-507 > - 3445 & 3744 - Console Room 2C-508 > 1273 2879 - Elliott, Ruby Jane 2C-511 > 1273 7419 - Bourne, Stephen R. 2C-512 > 1271 5970 ** Wing, Ms. Jeannette M. 2C-513 > 1271 6503 - Baker, Ms. Brenda S. 2C-514 > 1271 5963 ** Myers, Eugene W. 2C-515 > 1271 6067 - Cherry, Ms. Lorinda L. 2C-516 > 1273 3770 - Ritchie, Dennis M. 2C-517 > 1273 6021 - Kernighan, Brian W. 2C-518 > 1271 4006 - Sethi, Ravi 2C-519 > 1273 3685 - Fraser, Alexander G. 2C-520 > 1271 3520 - Ossanna, Joseph F., Jr. 2C-521 > 1271 4862 - Aho, Alfred V. 2C-522 > 1271 2394 - Thompson, Kenneth 2C-523 > 1271 3878 - W. Morris, Robert 2C-524 > 1271 6050 - Mcllroy, M. Douglas 2C-526 > - 6011 - Library 2C-553 > 1270 3302 - McMahon, Lee E. 2C-555 > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-556 > 1273 2761 ** Lyon, T. L. 2C-557 > 1273 2761 * Mitze, Robert W. 2C-557 > 1273 7775 - Chesson, Greg L. 2C-558 > 1273 3968 - Johnson, Stephen C. 2C-559 > 127 6490 - Morgan, Samuel P. 2C-560 > 1273 2582 - Pinson, Elliot N. 2C-561 > - 6695 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562 > - 6051 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562 > - 6491 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562 > - 2583 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562 > - 5401 - - Logan, Mrs. Vera G. 2C-562 > 12 5400 - Prim, Robert C. 2C-563 > 1274 2059 - Feldman, Stuart I. 2C-570 > 1274 6377 - Lesk, Michael E. 2C-572 > 1274 4822 - Brown, W. Stanley 2C-574 > - 4823 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579 > - 3303 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579 > 7133 7685 - Scrocca, Carmela 2C-579 > - 4508 - - Bittrich, Mrs. Mary E. 2C-579 > 12 4507 - Tukey, John W. 2C-580 > - 2574 - - Luciani, Mrs. Dorothy 7E-413 > 1276 2573 - Terry, Milton E. 7F-502 > > * Intern from Dept. 5432 > ** Summer > > > I recall a rough map of the corridor popping up on this list. > > -- > Cheers, Ralph. -- --- Larry McVoy Retired to fishing http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat
Trivia: Morris (eventually Pike) was next door to McIlroy. 2C-525 was
across the hall; it soon became home to Condon and the cube of uranium
he kept in his desk to show people that it's not normally dangerous.
Doug
On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 10:18 AM Larry McVoy <lm@mcvoy.com> wrote:
>
> Well this lines up with my records:
>
> slovax$ call ritchie
> Dennis Ritchie 908-582-3770 (W/bell labs)
>
> Same as the extension listed below.
>
> Dennis was one of the well known people who taught me that if you had
> done your homework, he was more than willing to talk to you. I had some
> question about inodes (I think, it was something in the kernel) and we
> traded emails for a while and then he sent me his phone number saying
> "this will be faster". Kind of blew my mind at the time.
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 01:30:44PM +0000, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Tom Lyon, 2C-557, wrote:
> > > More grist from the scanner.
> >
> > Here's the second page ordered by room then name.
> >
> > - I thought quite a few shared, two to an office, but not in this
> > June??1977 list.
> > - John Vollaro office is the Network Lab.
> > - 2C-525 isn't listed; between Bob Morris and Doug McIlroy.
> > - Joe Condon, Belle's co-creator, had two offices.
> > - The secretaries shared, along with ???UNIX Documentation Specialist???
> > Miss C. Scrocca.
> > - ???Patent Consultant??? S. J. Phillips is only on page 1 so perhaps the
> > two pages were maintained manually.
> >
> > 12 4232 - Tucker, Frank E. 1A-324
> > - 4233 - - Verrico, Mrs. B. 1A-326
> > 1274 6429 - Kaufman, Linda 2C-457
> > 1274 6429 ** Ryan, Ms. D. R. 2C-457
> > 1274 6558 - Blue, James L. 2C-459
> > 1274 2833 - Wamer, Daniel D. 2C-461
> > 1274 2912 - Schryer, Norman L. 2C-462
> > - 6087 - Network Machine Room 2C-501
> > - 3445 & 3744 - UNIX Room 2C-502
> > 1273 6321 - Vollaro, John R. 2C-505
> > - 6087 - Network Lab 2C-505
> > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-507
> > 1273 5956 ** Stark, Eugene W. 2C-507
> > - 3445 & 3744 - Console Room 2C-508
> > 1273 2879 - Elliott, Ruby Jane 2C-511
> > 1273 7419 - Bourne, Stephen R. 2C-512
> > 1271 5970 ** Wing, Ms. Jeannette M. 2C-513
> > 1271 6503 - Baker, Ms. Brenda S. 2C-514
> > 1271 5963 ** Myers, Eugene W. 2C-515
> > 1271 6067 - Cherry, Ms. Lorinda L. 2C-516
> > 1273 3770 - Ritchie, Dennis M. 2C-517
> > 1273 6021 - Kernighan, Brian W. 2C-518
> > 1271 4006 - Sethi, Ravi 2C-519
> > 1273 3685 - Fraser, Alexander G. 2C-520
> > 1271 3520 - Ossanna, Joseph F., Jr. 2C-521
> > 1271 4862 - Aho, Alfred V. 2C-522
> > 1271 2394 - Thompson, Kenneth 2C-523
> > 1271 3878 - W. Morris, Robert 2C-524
> > 1271 6050 - Mcllroy, M. Douglas 2C-526
> > - 6011 - Library 2C-553
> > 1270 3302 - McMahon, Lee E. 2C-555
> > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-556
> > 1273 2761 ** Lyon, T. L. 2C-557
> > 1273 2761 * Mitze, Robert W. 2C-557
> > 1273 7775 - Chesson, Greg L. 2C-558
> > 1273 3968 - Johnson, Stephen C. 2C-559
> > 127 6490 - Morgan, Samuel P. 2C-560
> > 1273 2582 - Pinson, Elliot N. 2C-561
> > - 6695 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
> > - 6051 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
> > - 6491 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
> > - 2583 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
> > - 5401 - - Logan, Mrs. Vera G. 2C-562
> > 12 5400 - Prim, Robert C. 2C-563
> > 1274 2059 - Feldman, Stuart I. 2C-570
> > 1274 6377 - Lesk, Michael E. 2C-572
> > 1274 4822 - Brown, W. Stanley 2C-574
> > - 4823 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
> > - 3303 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
> > 7133 7685 - Scrocca, Carmela 2C-579
> > - 4508 - - Bittrich, Mrs. Mary E. 2C-579
> > 12 4507 - Tukey, John W. 2C-580
> > - 2574 - - Luciani, Mrs. Dorothy 7E-413
> > 1276 2573 - Terry, Milton E. 7F-502
> >
> > * Intern from Dept. 5432
> > ** Summer
> >
> >
> > I recall a rough map of the corridor popping up on this list.
> >
> > --
> > Cheers, Ralph.
>
> --
> ---
> Larry McVoy Retired to fishing http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat
That reminds me of a story from my lab days. Many years ago worked in a routine environmental lab in receiving at the time and one day we received an errant cooler filled with NORM (low-hazard possibly radioactive soil), complete with yellow and black rad hazard stickers.
Being that we weren't a radiological facility, it had some folks quite perturbed. After all, they were bench chemists, not rad experts. Luckily our safety guy had been around the block and then some. He disappears back to the back warehouse for a little while and comes back with a Geiger counter nobody knew we even had. He had a quick lesson with folks, waved the wand over the material showing no detectable counts, and everyone went about their day.
The best part of it all was our Geiger counter being "found", we had quite a bit of fun with it later on when a coworker went in for some thyroid work and returned with a throat full of Iodine-131.
Several years later I was on an assignment in Richland, WA and had the privilege of some residency at one of our rad facilities at the time. Tying it back to TUHS, they were the only lab in our network that still had an old UNIX box lying around from our pre-Windows days (Sun I think). The technical manager Ken was also quite enthused to show me a bunch of old DEC documentation in a closet. They've since closed. I wish I had been around for that, someone made off with all the "for disposal" tech stuff before I caught wind of it :(
- Matt G.
P.S. If you're ever flying over the tri-cities area (central WA), try and scope out Hanford from a distance. It's a bit haunting to be honest. The facilities are in a general state of demolition/remediation, then down the way you have the current Columbia River nuclear plant, and a field of who knows what between. Definitely a sight to see for any radiological enthusiasts, I'll make it on one of those tours someday!
------- Original Message -------
On Wednesday, December 28th, 2022 at 4:36 PM, Douglas McIlroy <douglas.mcilroy@dartmouth.edu> wrote:
> Trivia: Morris (eventually Pike) was next door to McIlroy. 2C-525 was
> across the hall; it soon became home to Condon and the cube of uranium
> he kept in his desk to show people that it's not normally dangerous.
>
> Doug
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 10:18 AM Larry McVoy lm@mcvoy.com wrote:
>
> > Well this lines up with my records:
> >
> > slovax$ call ritchie
> > Dennis Ritchie 908-582-3770 (W/bell labs)
> >
> > Same as the extension listed below.
> >
> > Dennis was one of the well known people who taught me that if you had
> > done your homework, he was more than willing to talk to you. I had some
> > question about inodes (I think, it was something in the kernel) and we
> > traded emails for a while and then he sent me his phone number saying
> > "this will be faster". Kind of blew my mind at the time.
> >
> > On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 01:30:44PM +0000, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > Tom Lyon, 2C-557, wrote:
> > >
> > > > More grist from the scanner.
> > >
> > > Here's the second page ordered by room then name.
> > >
> > > - I thought quite a few shared, two to an office, but not in this
> > > June??1977 list.
> > > - John Vollaro office is the Network Lab.
> > > - 2C-525 isn't listed; between Bob Morris and Doug McIlroy.
> > > - Joe Condon, Belle's co-creator, had two offices.
> > > - The secretaries shared, along with ???UNIX Documentation Specialist???
> > > Miss C. Scrocca.
> > > - ???Patent Consultant??? S. J. Phillips is only on page 1 so perhaps the
> > > two pages were maintained manually.
> > >
> > > 12 4232 - Tucker, Frank E. 1A-324
> > > - 4233 - - Verrico, Mrs. B. 1A-326
> > > 1274 6429 - Kaufman, Linda 2C-457
> > > 1274 6429 ** Ryan, Ms. D. R. 2C-457
> > > 1274 6558 - Blue, James L. 2C-459
> > > 1274 2833 - Wamer, Daniel D. 2C-461
> > > 1274 2912 - Schryer, Norman L. 2C-462
> > > - 6087 - Network Machine Room 2C-501
> > > - 3445 & 3744 - UNIX Room 2C-502
> > > 1273 6321 - Vollaro, John R. 2C-505
> > > - 6087 - Network Lab 2C-505
> > > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-507
> > > 1273 5956 ** Stark, Eugene W. 2C-507
> > > - 3445 & 3744 - Console Room 2C-508
> > > 1273 2879 - Elliott, Ruby Jane 2C-511
> > > 1273 7419 - Bourne, Stephen R. 2C-512
> > > 1271 5970 ** Wing, Ms. Jeannette M. 2C-513
> > > 1271 6503 - Baker, Ms. Brenda S. 2C-514
> > > 1271 5963 ** Myers, Eugene W. 2C-515
> > > 1271 6067 - Cherry, Ms. Lorinda L. 2C-516
> > > 1273 3770 - Ritchie, Dennis M. 2C-517
> > > 1273 6021 - Kernighan, Brian W. 2C-518
> > > 1271 4006 - Sethi, Ravi 2C-519
> > > 1273 3685 - Fraser, Alexander G. 2C-520
> > > 1271 3520 - Ossanna, Joseph F., Jr. 2C-521
> > > 1271 4862 - Aho, Alfred V. 2C-522
> > > 1271 2394 - Thompson, Kenneth 2C-523
> > > 1271 3878 - W. Morris, Robert 2C-524
> > > 1271 6050 - Mcllroy, M. Douglas 2C-526
> > > - 6011 - Library 2C-553
> > > 1270 3302 - McMahon, Lee E. 2C-555
> > > 1270 6694 - Condon, Joseph H. 2C-556
> > > 1273 2761 ** Lyon, T. L. 2C-557
> > > 1273 2761 * Mitze, Robert W. 2C-557
> > > 1273 7775 - Chesson, Greg L. 2C-558
> > > 1273 3968 - Johnson, Stephen C. 2C-559
> > > 127 6490 - Morgan, Samuel P. 2C-560
> > > 1273 2582 - Pinson, Elliot N. 2C-561
> > > - 6695 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
> > > - 6051 - - Marky, Miss Geraldine A. 2C-562
> > > - 6491 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
> > > - 2583 - - Chittenden, Ms. Sonia A. 2C-562
> > > - 5401 - - Logan, Mrs. Vera G. 2C-562
> > > 12 5400 - Prim, Robert C. 2C-563
> > > 1274 2059 - Feldman, Stuart I. 2C-570
> > > 1274 6377 - Lesk, Michael E. 2C-572
> > > 1274 4822 - Brown, W. Stanley 2C-574
> > > - 4823 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
> > > - 3303 - - Jones, Mrs. Cleeva Y. 2C-579
> > > 7133 7685 - Scrocca, Carmela 2C-579
> > > - 4508 - - Bittrich, Mrs. Mary E. 2C-579
> > > 12 4507 - Tukey, John W. 2C-580
> > > - 2574 - - Luciani, Mrs. Dorothy 7E-413
> > > 1276 2573 - Terry, Milton E. 7F-502
> > >
> > > * Intern from Dept. 5432
> > > ** Summer
> > >
> > > I recall a rough map of the corridor popping up on this list.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Cheers, Ralph.
> >
> > --
> > ---
> > Larry McVoy Retired to fishing http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat
[-- Attachment #1: Type: text/plain, Size: 945 bytes --] I was born in Richland, company town for Hanford. It had the same nuclear technology as Chernobyl. Some would say that explains a lot. :) Thanks, /Mary Ann Horton/ (she/her/ma'am) maryannhorton.com <https://maryannhorton.com> "This is a great book" - Monica Helms "Brave and Important" - Laura L. Engel Available on Amazon and bn.com! <https://www.amazon.com/Trailblazer-Lighting-Transgender-Equality-Corporate-ebook/dp/B0B8F2BR9B> On 12/28/22 17:12, segaloco via TUHS wrote: > P.S. If you're ever flying over the tri-cities area (central WA), try and scope out Hanford from a distance. It's a bit haunting to be honest. The facilities are in a general state of demolition/remediation, then down the way you have the current Columbia River nuclear plant, and a field of who knows what between. Definitely a sight to see for any radiological enthusiasts, I'll make it on one of those tours someday! [-- Attachment #2: Type: text/html, Size: 2205 bytes --]
> James Johnston: >> Yeah, but Rob, where was Fred? I was there in Acoustics Research (not >> 127!) then, using R70 for UCDS. > Rob Pike: > Not in (1)127 yet. He was transferred in some time after I arrived. Not > sure quite when. Mid-80s maybe. > ===== > Early-to-mid 1980s. ftg was already there when I interviewed in early 1984. > Norman Wilson In 1980 Fred was a stalwart of the computer center. There he exhibited great creativity, including the invention of "quest" for sniffing out security lapses throughout the BTL computer network. His findings underpinned the headline claim of the Labs' first computer-security task force (1982), "It is easy and not very risky to pilfer data from Bell Labs computers". Doug