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Nominations Are Invited for 1970 Harvey W. Wiley Award The Association of Official Analytical Chemists invites nominations for the 14th AOAC Harvey W. Wiley Award for outstanding contributions to analytical chemistry. Nominees must be from North America but need not be AOAC members to be considered for the $750 annual award. This award was established in 1956, in honor of Harvey W. Wiley, the father of the original Pure Food and Drug Law. Dr. Wiley was also one of
the founders of the Association. The purpose of the award is to recognize an outstanding scientist or scientific team for achievements made in analytical methodology in areas of interest to agriculture and public health. Nomination forms and further information may be obtained from Luther G. Ensminger, Association of Official Analytical Chemists, Box 540, Benjamin Franklin Station, Washington, D. C. 20044. Nominations must be received before April 1, 1970, to be considered for this year’s award. Circle No. 28 on Readers’ Service Card
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