Photocpy of two newspaper articles `Thank you, Tiree!` and `The Late Captain Allan Campbell, Scarinish`.
(1) Letter to the editor of the People`s Journal by T. Henry Ruddich from near Carlisle who stayed on holiday at `Seaside`, Vaul. He praises Tiree as a holiday destination and includes a four-verse poem. (2) Obituary for Allan Campbell of Deobedal, Scarinsh.
Photocopy of Gaelic Othographic Conventions.
Gaelic orthographic conventions to be used in the Examination Board`s question papers in and after 1985.
Folder of International Direct Dialling Leaflets produced by British Telecom International.
Leaflets giving International Direct Dialling Country and Atrea Codes.
Leaflet about radioactive waste disposal, 1988
Leaflet from the `Radiological Protection Bulletin`, No 88, January1988, pp 10-14, by R. C. Strange of UK Nirex Ltd, Harwell.
Newspaper cutting about the organisation Scotland Against Nuclear Dumping, 1988
Photocopy of newspaper cutting from Oban Times, 14/4/1988, re the SAND organisation (Scotland Against Nuclear Dumping).
Collection of papers relating to pressure group KNOT (Keep Nirex Off Tiree).
Minutes of KNOT meetings plus some correspondence, Greenpeace information re nuclear waste management.
Information about the effects of radiation and leukaemia, 1988
Printed information about the risks of low level radiation on the rates of leukaemia, by Kay MacLeod for KNOT, ca 1988.
Newspaper cutting `Last call for the corncrake?` by Robin Page, with photocopies.
Article about the falling numbers of corncrakes in Britain, the author`s visit to Tiree in 1989, and the recommendation that Tiree is declared an Environmentally Sensitive Area to protect the corncrakes` habitat.
Discussion document re radioactive waste, 1980-1990
Discussion document re the development of a repository for the disposal of low and intermediate-level radioactive waste produced by United Kingdom Nirex Ltd.
Newspaper article `Norman`s debt to Billy Connolly` by James Millar.
Article about Norman MacLean, singer and comedian, whose father came from the Green.
