Oral history interview with Janet Brown, [electronic resource] / interviewed by LeRoy Moore, 1998. 1998.

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Brown, Janet, 1957-,. Oral history interview with Janet Brown, [electronic resource] / interviewed by LeRoy Moore, 1998.

Oral history interview with Janet Brown, [electronic resource] / interviewed by LeRoy Moore, 1998. 1998.

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Janet Brown was a metallurgical technician at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and then a machinist at Rocky Flats, beginning in 1982. She became disabled with epileptic seizures and subsequently helped form the organization Rocky Flats Retired and Disabled Workers. In this interview, Janet talks about struggles to keep and negotiate benefits packages - health and pension - that were promised to Flats employees. She describes her own neurological problems, surgical attempts at controlling seizures, and her belief that radiation exposure caused the disorder. Janet also gives details about her work at INL and in production processing at Rocky Flats.

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