. polaBieeernyeenredsadhe de elee Lohterd ee Stone and Lawrence didn't get along. Abid te be ermention&Z that Thinking back now, @@g@ I do b-Afterty recall that ee something or other whoseara the two ' cy There MAL A , was no pressure Bibincaa could do whatever I rs Lawrence still alive? BERGE: No. KOHN: No. So I can say anything I want. It may have been that Lawrence's brother exerted a certain amount of pressure to ~ establish that lab and see to it that his brother was the cheep» tT Aw irate” pdagysay-,oe other hand, my general impression was, was okay as a professor, nothing wrong, one. BERGE: 1979. Lawrence you know with his being Have you interviewed Tobias yet? No, I believe several interviews were made of him in And right now he's living in Oregon. KOHN: Oh is he. BERGE: So it'll be a little bit more difficult for us. called him up, I and he was willing but he wasn't willing to come down. KOHN: No, of course not. I, the thought passes through my 23