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apace to keep a dog, help him out with a few counts
now and then.
He's now, I
guess, director of the cardio-
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vascular yesearch‘aadthere was another fellow by the name
Prekerins
of Don BikeAGwho was interested in monkeys and he was
breeding monkeys.
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Ray
And it was rather rare in those days
to successfully breed monkeys and raise the of fspring¥.<f
Haat nyt
start'a colonya G57he was just like breeding a monster,
His demands for space got greater and greater and we were
shrinking and shrinking and he finally went to the University
of Portlandfwith his colony
and all.
He-couddn!t,”he
was the kind of person that had trouble dealing with
people.
He couldn't share anything.
So they finally
threw him out up there in some big political push.
And
Picker ns
that was the end of Donald Biekesy,
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SSH:
The center, then, wag set up to provide research space,
foe”
What I did for all of those people was perfectly logical
and normal in our
ppc tins
area,
We were there to
help anybody that had a problem that we could help.
find’they would come to the @enter to do their research,
and you would supply the radioisotopes.
KGS:
They'd come to me and I'd have a discussion with them
and decide if what they wanted to do was appropriate
or not, or if we could fix it so it would be appropriate.
Cs could loan them equipment or I could loan them
facilities, I had a technicianfyand kind of a physicist
/
as part of my staff. (Ane we would hand-feed them along
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