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1978: Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter is the first US president to visit while in office. He shares a unique connection to ORNL through his prior work on a Navy submarine as a nuclear engineer under the supervision of Admiral Hyman Rickover, graduate of ORNL's Clinton Training School.

On May 22, 1978, President Jimmy Carter tells an audience of staff that ORNL will play a key role in the future of energy research. Less than one year prior to his visit, President Carter signs into law the Department of Energy Organization Act, forming the Department of Energy and consolidating energy policy and more than 30 energy functions.
Date Taken on 22 May 1978
Source ORNL History
Author Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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