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81st Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM
Topic: Luncheon Address: “Worlds Apart – The Challenge of communicating Science through the Media to the Public”
Speakers: Jim Hartz, Arlington VA; Rick Chappell, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Running time: 52 min
Number of copies: 1

81st Annual Meeting, 2001 - Albuquerque, NM
Topic: The First Presidential Policy Forum
Speakers: James Kimpel, Bill Colely, Darius Gaskins, Dennis O’Brien, Robert M. White, Alan Bromley, John Dutton, Jack Kelly
Running time: approx. 3 hours (three tapes)
Number of copies: 1

80th Annual Meeting Luncheon (AMS Annual Meeting in Long Beach, 11 January 2000)
Introductory Remarks: George Frederick, AMS President
Speaker: D. James Baker, Administrator for NOAA, Silver Spring, MD
Topic: Climate Change Research
Other Luncheon Events: The Formation of the European Meteorological Society Rene Morin, President of the European Meteorological Society
Introduction of AMS Scholarship and Fellowship Recipients and Sponsors
Running time: 46 minutes
Number of copies available: 8

80th Annual Meeting (Town Meeting - 9 January 2000)
Topic: NASA's Earth Science Programs
Speaker: Daniel S. Goldin, Administrator, NASA
Running time: 44 minutes
Number of copies available: 8

80th Annual Meeting (Town Meeting - 9 January 2000)
Topic: What comes after the National Weather Service Modernization?
Speaker: Brig. Gen. John E. Kelly, Director, National Weather Service
Running time: 59 minutes
Number of copies available: 9

Walter Orr Roberts Memorial Lecture (AMS Annual Meeting in Dallas, 14 January 1999)
Speaker: Richard C.J. Somerville, University of California-San Diego, La Jolla, California
Topic: "Can Climate Models be Trusted?"
Running time: 42 minutes
Number of copies available: 3

AMS Annual Meeting Luncheon (AMS Annual Meeting in Dallas, 12 January 1999)
Speaker: James Fleming, Colby College, Waterville, Maine
Topic: "Why the History of Science is Important to Science"
Running time: 30 minutes
Number of copies available: 3