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where online is the archive?

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On Sat, Apr 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, Rupert Young rupert@perceptualrobots.com wrote:

Hi Barb,

I certainly hope (an oxymoron?) to make it.



Regards,

Rupert

On 19/04/2016 18:00, bara0361@gmail.com
wrote:

    Allie and I had done some research last fall, and

there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and
conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU,
some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can
come together.

      Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I

wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

–
Regards,
Dr Rupert Young

www.perceptualrobots.com
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LinkedIn
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+44 7795 480387

      On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce

Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com
wrote:

                [From

Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

                Thanks,

Barb; I look forward to having access to the
archive.

                As

for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great
idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would
be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com
[mailto:bara0361@gmail.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

                Good morning... I just got off

the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at
Northwestern University. The latest update on the
archive project is that it is very nearly ready,
basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point
before “going live.”

                      There will be an online

index by which you may search for items. Then
a request may be made for them to pull and
scan the document. There will be some
limitations as to availability, dependent in
part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another
publication. For the most part, quotes or
parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or
publications will require permission from a
family member. That process will be made
known when the archives are officially
available.

                      Kevin also mentioned they

have found a number of other references to Dad
in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing his work. I know there is
information on a few of his patents, as well
as references to his days working with J.
Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious
to see what else is there!

                      I'm also wondering if there

is interest among you to start thinking about
a csg conference in the Chicago area, either
at or near the university, perhaps next spring
or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash
course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas
would of course be welcome. By the time we put
something together, we’d be able to access
papers in the archive room on campus.

                      At any rate, this is very

exciting, to know all those many files and
boxes of papers will be safely and neatly
stored for all time! Stay tuned for another
update in the near future…

*barb

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His papers are all archived at Northwestern University and you might also reach out to Dag Forsell for more information…
*barb

Barb Powers

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On Mar 22, 2018 22:02, “PHILIP JERAIR YERANOSIAN” pyeranos@ucla.edu wrote:

where online is the archive?

On Sat, Apr 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, Rupert Young rupert@perceptualrobots.com wrote:

Hi Barb,

I certainly hope (an oxymoron?) to make it.



Regards,

Rupert

On 19/04/2016 18:00, bara0361@gmail.com
wrote:

    Allie and I had done some research last fall, and

there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and
conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU,
some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can
come together.

      Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I

wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

–
Regards,
Dr Rupert Young

www.perceptualrobots.com
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube

+44 7795 480387

      On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce

Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com
wrote:

                [From

Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

                Thanks,

Barb; I look forward to having access to the
archive.

                As

for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great
idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would
be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com
[mailto:bara0361@gmail.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

                Good morning... I just got off

the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at
Northwestern University. The latest update on the
archive project is that it is very nearly ready,
basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point
before “going live.”

                      There will be an online

index by which you may search for items. Then
a request may be made for them to pull and
scan the document. There will be some
limitations as to availability, dependent in
part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another
publication. For the most part, quotes or
parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or
publications will require permission from a
family member. That process will be made
known when the archives are officially
available.

                      Kevin also mentioned they

have found a number of other references to Dad
in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing his work. I know there is
information on a few of his patents, as well
as references to his days working with J.
Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious
to see what else is there!

                      I'm also wondering if there

is interest among you to start thinking about
a csg conference in the Chicago area, either
at or near the university, perhaps next spring
or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash
course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas
would of course be welcome. By the time we put
something together, we’d be able to access
papers in the archive room on campus.

                      At any rate, this is very

exciting, to know all those many files and
boxes of papers will be safely and neatly
stored for all time! Stay tuned for another
update in the near future…

*barb

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[Bruce Nevin 2018-03-23_11:51:05 ET]

Allie posted the link on November 3:

https://findingaids.library.northwestern.edu/agents/2526?agent_type=agent_person

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On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 12:12 AM, bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

His papers are all archived at Northwestern University and you might also reach out to Dag Forsell for more information…
*barb

Barb Powers

On Mar 22, 2018 22:02, “PHILIP JERAIR YERANOSIAN” pyeranos@ucla.edu wrote:

where online is the archive?

On Sat, Apr 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, Rupert Young rupert@perceptualrobots.com wrote:

Hi Barb,

I certainly hope (an oxymoron?) to make it.



Regards,

Rupert

On 19/04/2016 18:00, bara0361@gmail.com
wrote:

    Allie and I had done some research last fall, and

there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and
conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU,
some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can
come together.

      Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I

wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

–
Regards,
Dr Rupert Young

www.perceptualrobots.com
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube

+44 7795 480387

      On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce

Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com
wrote:

                [From

Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

                Thanks,

Barb; I look forward to having access to the
archive.

                As

for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great
idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would
be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com
[mailto:bara0361@gmail.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

                Good morning... I just got off

the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at
Northwestern University. The latest update on the
archive project is that it is very nearly ready,
basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point
before “going live.”

                      There will be an online

index by which you may search for items. Then
a request may be made for them to pull and
scan the document. There will be some
limitations as to availability, dependent in
part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another
publication. For the most part, quotes or
parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or
publications will require permission from a
family member. That process will be made
known when the archives are officially
available.

                      Kevin also mentioned they

have found a number of other references to Dad
in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing his work. I know there is
information on a few of his patents, as well
as references to his days working with J.
Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious
to see what else is there!

                      I'm also wondering if there

is interest among you to start thinking about
a csg conference in the Chicago area, either
at or near the university, perhaps next spring
or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash
course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas
would of course be welcome. By the time we put
something together, we’d be able to access
papers in the archive room on campus.

                      At any rate, this is very

exciting, to know all those many files and
boxes of papers will be safely and neatly
stored for all time! Stay tuned for another
update in the near future…

*barb

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Hi Bruce

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[Bruce Nevin 2018-03-23_11:51:05 ET]

Allie posted the link on November 3:

https://findingaids.library.northwestern.edu/agents/2526?agent_type=agent_person

It says this page doesn’t exist anymore.

Â

–
Richard S. MarkenÂ

"Perfection is achieved not when you have nothing more to add, but when you
have nothing left to take away.�
                --Antoine de Saint-Exupery

On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 12:12 AM, bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

His papers are all archived at Northwestern University and you might also reach out to Dag Forsell for more information…
*barb

Barb PowersÂ

On Mar 22, 2018 22:02, “PHILIP JERAIR YERANOSIAN” pyeranos@ucla.edu wrote:

where online is the archive?

On Sat, Apr 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, Rupert Young rupert@perceptualrobots.com wrote:

Hi Barb,

I certainly hope (an oxymoron?) to make it.



Regards,

Rupert

On 19/04/2016 18:00, bara0361@gmail.com
wrote:

    Allie and I had done some research last fall, and

there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and
conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU,
some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can
come together.

      Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I

wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

–
Regards,
Dr Rupert Young

www.perceptualrobots.com
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube

+44 7795 480387

      On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce

Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com
wrote:

                [From

Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

                Thanks,

Barb; I look forward to having access to the
archive.

Â

                As

for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great
idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would
be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From: bara0361@gmail.com
[mailto:bara0361@gmail.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

                Good morning... I just got off

the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at
Northwestern University. The latest update on the
archive project is that it is very nearly ready,
basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point
before "going live."Â

Â

                      There will be an online

index by which you may search for items. Then
a request may be made for them to pull and
scan the document. There will be some
limitations as to availability, dependent in
part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another
publication. For the most part, quotes or
parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or
publications will require permission from a
family member. That process will be made
known when the archives are officially
available.

Â

                      Kevin also mentioned they

have found a number of other references to Dad
in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing his work. I know there is
information on a few of his patents, as well
as references to his days working with J.
Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious
to see what else is there! Â

Â

                      I'm also wondering if there

is interest among you to start thinking about
a csg conference in the Chicago area, either
at or near the university, perhaps next spring
or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash
course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas
would of course be welcome. By the time we put
something together, we’d be able to access
papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

                      At any rate, this is very

exciting, to know all those many files and
boxes of papers will be safely and neatly
stored for all time! Stay tuned for another
update in the near future…

Â

*barb

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[Bruce Nevin 2018-03-23_14:49:37 ET]

Just use the library’s website to find it.Â

Truncate that URL to https://findingaids.library.northwestern.edu/

There’s a search field there. Enter William T. Powers.

The top item in the search results is the front page of the archive.

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On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 2:26 PM, Richard Marken rsmarken@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Bruce

[Bruce Nevin 2018-03-23_11:51:05 ET]

Allie posted the link on November 3:

https://findingaids.library.northwestern.edu/agents/2526?agent_type=agent_person

It says this page doesn’t exist anymore.

Â

Richard S. MarkenÂ

"Perfection is achieved not when you have nothing more to add, but when you
have nothing left to take away.�
                --Antoine de Saint-Exupery

–

On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 12:12 AM, bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

His papers are all archived at Northwestern University and you might also reach out to Dag Forsell for more information…
*barb

Barb PowersÂ

On Mar 22, 2018 22:02, “PHILIP JERAIR YERANOSIAN” pyeranos@ucla.edu wrote:

where online is the archive?

On Sat, Apr 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, Rupert Young rupert@perceptualrobots.com wrote:

Hi Barb,

I certainly hope (an oxymoron?) to make it.



Regards,

Rupert

On 19/04/2016 18:00, bara0361@gmail.com
wrote:

    Allie and I had done some research last fall, and

there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and
conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU,
some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can
come together.

      Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I

wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

–
Regards,
Dr Rupert Young

www.perceptualrobots.com
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube

+44 7795 480387

      On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce

Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com
wrote:

                [From

Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

                Thanks,

Barb; I look forward to having access to the
archive.

Â

                As

for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great
idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would
be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From: bara0361@gmail.com
[mailto:bara0361@gmail.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

                Good morning... I just got off

the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at
Northwestern University. The latest update on the
archive project is that it is very nearly ready,
basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point
before "going live."Â

Â

                      There will be an online

index by which you may search for items. Then
a request may be made for them to pull and
scan the document. There will be some
limitations as to availability, dependent in
part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another
publication. For the most part, quotes or
parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or
publications will require permission from a
family member. That process will be made
known when the archives are officially
available.

Â

                      Kevin also mentioned they

have found a number of other references to Dad
in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing his work. I know there is
information on a few of his patents, as well
as references to his days working with J.
Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious
to see what else is there! Â

Â

                      I'm also wondering if there

is interest among you to start thinking about
a csg conference in the Chicago area, either
at or near the university, perhaps next spring
or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash
course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas
would of course be welcome. By the time we put
something together, we’d be able to access
papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

                      At any rate, this is very

exciting, to know all those many files and
boxes of papers will be safely and neatly
stored for all time! Stay tuned for another
update in the near future…

Â

*barb

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Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

7

Great stuff Barb! well done,

ant

···

Good morning... I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin
Leonard,
at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is
that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at
this point before "going live."

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a
request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be
some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is
being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication.
For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily
available. Release of entire papers or publications will require
permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the
archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad
in
other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I
know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references
to
his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I'm curious to
see what else is there!

I'm also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about
a
csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university,
perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick's idea to have a crash course
in
PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time
we
put something together, we'd be able to access papers in the archive room
on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes
of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for
another update in the near future...

*barb

8

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

···

From: bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

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Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

···

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

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That is excellent news, Barb!

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Hi Bara,
We are on the same page since I had just emailed Rick suggesting we talk, after I get back home from Utah, about the possibility of pulling together a conference. So, that is really great that you heard from Kevin - I had been wondering where things were at with the archives.

Thanks!
Allie

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On Apr 19, 2016 9:54 PM, “Tracy Harms” kaleidic@gmail.com wrote:

That is excellent news, Barb!

12

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

···

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM, bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

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On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 3:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Me too!

Best

Rick

–

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM, bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From: bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

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That sounds good to me, too.

Kent

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On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we get to
the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott
bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before
“going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research,
or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when
the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working
with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies,
and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update in the near future…

*barb

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From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

I’d love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the usual format of these events?

Vyv

···

From: McClelland, Kent [mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April 2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

That sounds good to me, too.

Kent

On Apr 20, 2016, at 5:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who
would be willing to do the groundwork?

Bruce

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is
very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will
require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there
is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next
spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update
in the near future…

*barb

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I’d love to meet you all for the first time there and then. Alex

···

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Huddy, Vyv v.huddy@ucl.ac.uk wrote:

From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

Â

I’d love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the usual format of these events?

Â

Vyv

Â

Â

From: McClelland, Kent [mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April 2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

Â

That sounds good to me, too.

Â

KentÂ

On Apr 20, 2016, at 5:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Â

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

Â

*b

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

Â

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who
would be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is
very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before "going live."Â

Â

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will
require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Â

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there
is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there! Â

Â

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next
spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update
in the near future…

Â

*barb

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You mean when it’ll be “Spring” for some of us, like around September?

Yes, pencil me in please.

Cheers

···

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Alex Gomez-Marin agomezmarin@gmail.com wrote:

I’d love to meet you all for the first time there and then. Alex

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Huddy, Vyv v.huddy@ucl.ac.uk wrote:

From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

Â

I’d love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the usual format of these events?

Â

Vyv

Â

Â

From: McClelland, Kent [mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April 2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

Â

That sounds good to me, too.

Â

KentÂ

On Apr 20, 2016, at 5:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Â

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

Â

*b

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

Â

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who
would be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is
very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before "going live."Â

Â

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will
require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Â

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there
is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there! Â

Â

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next
spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update
in the near future…

Â

*barb

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Excellent! I’m happy to know there is growing interest! Yes, Vyv, it would be open to all. And John, we had the neighborhood of September 2017 in mind. Good point.

It has been a fairly standard conference format in the past. A nominal fee, main sessions with speakers (and food!), some breakout groups, and an activity or two of interest. We’ll gather information about hotels, group rates, etc.

I need to get together with Allie and Alice to work out our game plan. It seem far off, but there’s much to do. Please watch for further emails.

Thank you!
*barb

···

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Alex Gomez-Marin agomezmarin@gmail.com wrote:

I’d love to meet you all for the first time there and then. Alex

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Huddy, Vyv v.huddy@ucl.ac.uk wrote:

From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

Â

I’d love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the usual format of these events?

Â

Vyv

Â

Â

From: McClelland, Kent [mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April 2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

Â

That sounds good to me, too.

Â

KentÂ

On Apr 20, 2016, at 5:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Â

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

Â

*b

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

Â

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who
would be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is
very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before "going live."Â

Â

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will
require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Â

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there
is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there! Â

Â

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next
spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update
in the near future…

Â

*barb

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I would like to attend! Andrew

···

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Alex Gomez-Marin agomezmarin@gmail.com wrote:

I’d love to meet you all for the first time there and then. Alex

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Huddy, Vyv v.huddy@ucl.ac.uk wrote:

From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

Â

I’d love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the usual format of these events?

Â

Vyv

Â

Â

From: McClelland, Kent [mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April 2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

Â

That sounds good to me, too.

Â

KentÂ

On Apr 20, 2016, at 5:53 PM, Bruce Nevin bnhpct@gmail.com wrote:

Fall of 2017 in Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:00 PM,
bara0361@gmail.com bara0361@gmail.com wrote:

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and there are several good hotel possibilities with breakfast and conference accommodations, some within walking distance of NU, some within easy access (inside 20 minutes driving). When we
get to the point of discussing an actual plan, those details can come together.

Â

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how Fall of 2017 might sound.

Â

*b

Â

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:51 AM, Bruce Abbott bbabbott@frontier.com wrote:

[From Bruce Abbott (2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Â

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

Â

As for having a CSG meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is there anyone in the vicinity who
would be willing to do the groundwork?

Â

Bruce

Â

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 11:33 AM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T. Powers archives

Â

Good morning… I just got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive project is that it is
very nearly ready, basically usable. They are fine-tuning at this point before "going live."Â

Â

There will be an online index by which you may search for items. Then a request may be made for them to pull and scan the document. There will be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether it is being used for research, or intended to be part of another publication. For the most part, quotes or parts of publications may be fairly readily available. Release of entire papers or publications will
require permission from a family member. That process will be made known when the archives are officially available.

Â

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to Dad in other archives at the university, in the course of organizing his work. I know there
is information on a few of his patents, as well as references to his days working with J. Allen Hynek at the observatory. I’m curious to see what else is there! Â

Â

I’m also wondering if there is interest among you to start thinking about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the university, perhaps next
spring or fall. I liked Rick’s idea to have a crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be welcome. By the time we put something together, we’d be able to access papers in the archive room on campus.

Â

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored for all time! Stay tuned for another update
in the near future…

Â

*barb

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I would like to attend! Andrew - I’m in! Alice McElhone

Excellent! I’m happy to know there is growing interest! Yes, Vyv, it

would be open to all. And John, we had the neighborhood of
September
2017
in mind. Good point.

It has been a fairly standard conference format
in the past. A nominal
fee, main sessions with speakers (and
food!), some breakout groups, and
an
activity
or two of interest. We’ll gather information about hotels,

group

rates, etc.

I need to get
together with Allie and Alice to work out our game plan.

It

seem far off, but there’s much to do. Please watch for
further emails.

Thank you!

*barb

You
mean when it’ll be “Spring” for some of us, like around
September?

Yes, pencil me in
please.

Cheers

I’d love to meet you all for the
first time there and then. Alex

From [Vyv Huddy 21.04.2016:12.33]

I’d
love to attend – is it open to anyone? What is the
usual
format of
these
events?

Vyv

From: McClelland, Kent
[mailto:MCCLEL@Grinnell.EDU]
Sent: 21 April
2016 02:41
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: Re: William T. Powers archives

That sounds good to me,
too.

Kent

Fall of 2017 in
Wilmette, north of Chicago. Sounds good!

Allie and I had done some research last fall, and
there are several
good hotel possibilities with
breakfast and conference
accommodations, some
within walking distance of NU, some within easy
access (inside 20
minutes
driving). When we get to the point of discussing
an actual plan,
those

details can come together.

Also, I realized next spring is busy for our family, so I wonder how

Fall of 2017 might sound.

*b

[From Bruce Abbott
(2016.04.19.1250 EDT)]

Thanks, Barb; I look forward to having access to the archive.

As for having a CSG
meeting at/near Northwestern, great idea! But is
there anyone in the vicinity who would be willing
to do the
groundwork?

Bruce

From:
bara0361@gmail.com [mailto:bara0361@gmail.com]

To:
csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: William T.
Powers archives

Good morning… I just
got off the phone with the archivist, Kevin

Leonard, at Northwestern University. The latest update on the archive

project is that it is very nearly ready, basically
usable. They are
fine-tuning at this point
before “going live.”

There will be an online index by which you may search for items.

Then
a request may be
made for them to pull and scan the document. There
will
be some limitations
as to availability, dependent in part on whether

it is

being used for research, or intended to be
part of another
publication.
For the most part, quotes or parts of publications
may be fairly
readily

available. Release of entire papers or publications will require

permission from a family member. That process will
be made known
when the

archives are officially available.

Kevin also mentioned they have found a number of other references to

Dad in other archives at the university, in the
course of organizing
his
work. I know there is information on a few of his
patents, as well as
references to his days
working with J. Allen Hynek at the
observatory. I’m
curious to see what else is there!

I’m also wondering if
there is interest among you to start thinking

about a csg conference in the Chicago area, either at or near the

university, perhaps next spring or fall. I liked
Rick’s idea to have
a

crash course in PCT for newbies, and other ideas would of course be

welcome. By the time we put something together,
we’d be able to
access

papers in the archive room on campus.

At any rate, this is very exciting, to know all those many files and

boxes of papers will be safely and neatly stored
for all time! Stay
tuned
for another update in the near future…

*barb

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