Denver / Washington / D.C. / Pittsburgh / Washington / Lincoln / /
Country
United States / Bolivia / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
MEMORIAL TO MEMORIAL TO HARRY A. TOURTELOT / University of Nebraska / /
IndustryTerm
coal-fired electricity power plant / /
NaturalFeature
Platte River / Black Sea / /
Organization
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA / Distinguished Service / Geological Society of America Abstracts / Atomic Energy Commission / American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin / Geologic Division / Geological Society of America Memoir / the University of Nebraska / American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual / Interior Meritorious Service / Water Resources Division / Geological Society of America Memorials / U.S. Department / Geological Society of America Special Paper / /
Person
Preston Cloud / Harry A. Tourtelot / Katherine Tourtelot / Curt Teichert / Michael Sanders / Lynn Tourtelot Huff / Robert Tourtelot / James Gilluly / John Tourtelot / JOEL S. LEVENTHAL / Clay Minerals / Francis Tourtelot / Angela LaSassa / T.A. Hendricks / Elizabeth Cashetta / David Tourtelot / R.L. Smith / W.G. Pierce / Suzanne / /
Position
chief geologist / assistant chief geologist / deputy assistant chief geologist / chief / dean / trace elements coordinator / assistant to W.G. Pierce / acting assistant chief geologist / supervisor / chief of the Petroleum Geology lab / director / administrator / accomplished artist / representative / /
Memorial to Harry A. Tourtelot 1918–1996 JOEL S. LEVENTHAL U.S. Geological Survey, Lakewood, Colorado Harry Tourtelot died July 17, 1996, after only two years in retirement from a 53-year career with the U.S. Geologica