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Subj: Annual SETILeague Awards presented
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Subject: SETI: For Immediate Release
Date: Saturday, April 26, 2003 11:42 PM
SETI League Presents Annual Awards
For more information contact: Dr. H. Paul Shuch, Executive Director
(201) 641-1770, or email info@setileague.org
Ewing, NJ.., 26 April 2003 -- At its annual Awards Banquet this evening at The College of New Jers
ey, the nonprofit SETI League, leaders in a global search for extra-terrestrial intelligence, recog
nized two SETI pioneers and a respected social scientist f.
The Morrisons, best known to the general public for their many books, articles, and public televisi
on programs on a variety of science topics, were joint recipients of the 2003 Giordano Bruno Memori
al Award, established eight years ago in honor of the Ital the grass-roots SETI League.
Allen Tough, one of The SETI League's earliest members and staunchest supporters, received the seco
nd annual Orville N. Greene Service Award, which honors the memory of patent attorney and SETI Leag
ue co-founder Orville Greene. Tough has long been involvedts, and futurists are now signatory.
SETI scientists seek to determine through microwave and optical measurements whether humankind is a
lone in the universe. Since Congress terminated NASA's SETI funding in 1993, The SETI League and ot
her scientific groups have been attempting to privatize th membership-
supported, non-profit [501(c)(3)], educational and scientific corporation dedicated to the electrom
agnetic Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence.
David Ocame, N1YVV was honored, as Awards Chairman, to present these awards.
73!
Dave, N1YVV
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