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Jeanne Russell Janish Papers
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The Jeanne Russell Janish Papers (1833-1994; bulk dates 1894-1994) consist of journals, diaries, research files, academic records, correspondence, photographs, and paintings and drawings that document the life and work of the illustrator and watercolorist. The paintings and drawings consist of approximately 140 watercolors and pencil sketches of various scenes and subjects, created in China, Florida, and the American Southwest. The collection also includes writings by Jeanne’s husband, Carl F. Janish.
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Nuclear Weapons
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Betty Five
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Memorable Campaigns
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Hazardous Waste
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Nuclear Energy
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Nuclear Health
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Nuclear Waste
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Collection Name: Greenpeace Pacific Southwest Records
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Jim Gans oral history interview
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Oral history interview with Jim Gans conducted by Claytee D. White on January 30, 2013 for the Boyer Early Las Vegas Oral History Project. Gans discusses working as an electrician and attending the Aviation Academy in Reno, Nevada and then as a flight instructor there. He also discusses working in measuring radioactivity from nuclear testing, working at the Clark County Sanitation, and at the Las Vegas, Nevada Convention and Visitors Authority as a vice president there.
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