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The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by the Mission Support Alliance and the United States Department of Energy.]]>
The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by the Mission Support Alliance and the United States Department of Energy.]]> The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by the Mission Support Alliance and the United States Department of Energy.]]>
An interview conducted as part of the Hanford Oral History Project. The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by Mission Support Alliance on behalf of the United States Department of Energy.]]>
An interview conducted as part of the Hanford Oral History Project. The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by Mission Support Alliance on behalf of the United States Department of Energy.]]> Those interested in reproducing part or all of this oral history should contact the Hanford History Project]]> The following guidelines are now in effect:

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She told a couple stories after you left, Todd. Once concerned her father's payment from the condemnation. She mentioned he received $1700 for 17 aces. Then the feds came around each year for several years with more money. Once or twice they brought checks for $1700 again and her father told them to send the money back the feds needed it worse than he did. The last time they came they brought a check for around $3000. Her father said the feds must be doing better and he kept that check!

She also told a story about a deaf man getting locked into a cold storage building because he couldn't hear the owner calling out that he was locking up."

Marie White (Hansen) is interviewed about her childhood in Richland, before it was taken as part of the Hanford Site. ]]>