Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Jimmy Dutton, underneath, tries to work free grip of Darren Hardy, 6, of the OklahomaCity Cowboys."

Biennial report of the Texas Library and Historical Commission for the years 1972 to 1974 detailing the activities and changes of the agency.

Text for a speech by Barbara C. Jordan, addressed to VGS, Inc., about the importance of rehabilitation and recovery from drug addictions.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan, President Gerald R. Ford, and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson shaking hands at a State Dinner at the White House.

Monthly newsletter LeTourneau College containing religious articles, updates about news and events on campus, and other information of interest to students.

Photograph of Apache Park and some surrounding area in Dallas, Texas. A large block of land, which is covered by trees on the left side, makes up the majority of the photograph. A swimming pool, basketball court, some buildings, and a parking lot are visible on this block. Several homes and approximately five roads are shown surrounding the park.

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Speech; food inequities; world hunger; starvation; food assistance; food aid; P. L. 480 Program - Food for Peace, 1954; political use of food vs. humanitarian aid; famine; India; Bangladesh; World Food Council.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas that includes campus and local news along with advertising.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas that includes campus and local news along with advertising.

Photograph of an aerial overview of Captain's Cove Marina featuring boats of different sizes having been docked within a variety of covered and uncovered boat docks. Additional boat storage have been parked within a parking lot near the boat ramp. Residential buildings and commercial buildings have been built near the marina.

Photograph of the aerial view of Chandler's Landing Marina on Lake Ray Hubbard. The marina features two (2) covered boat docks and three (3) uncovered boat docks protected by a large curved sea wall. Concrete sidewalks line the shore of the marina. A large unknown building is under construction near the bottom left of the photograph.

Photograph of an aerial overview of the Chalet Bay marina residing on Lake Ray Hubbard. Three (3) covered boat docks connected by a skinny bridge obscure docked boats of various models. Additional boats are moored to the left and right of the primary boat docks. An empty parking lot resides near the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard in front of an unknown building.

Photograph of an aerial view of the Rush Creek Yacht Club on the Western shore of Lake Ray Hubbard. A thin rocky jetty protects four (4) uncovered docks with sail boats. Two (2) lines of sailboats have been stored on dry land near residential apartments on the left side photograph. Sailboats are visible traveling amid partially sunken bare trees in the protected bay.

Photograph of an aerial view focused on the Dal Rock Marina on the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard. Four (4) covered boat docks and two (2) uncovered boat docks line the shores of the marina. Two (2) dry boat storage flanks either side of a commercial building in the center of the marina. Bare trees are scattered throughout the region between the Dal Rock marina and the residential buildings and farmlands in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of an aerial view of the Eastern Hills Marina in a small man-made alcove on the edges of Lake Ray Hubbard. The marina features thirty-three (33) covered docks with stripped awnings and four (4) uncovered docks. Additional dry parking is available for boats to be parked outside of the small marina.

Weekly Czech and English language newspaper from West, Texas published as the official organ of the Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas that includes news of interest to members, and local, state and national news along with advertising.

This report gives information about various occupational and health issues associated with Vinyl Chloride.

Much of the social science literature on environment is of recent origin and represents the response of the social science research community to a complex societal problem in which technology is a major factor. Energy represents another such problem to which the social science research community is now turning its attention. Because energy problems and environment problems have some similarities and because energy-conversion processes have large effects on the environment, a review of the social science literature on environment was undertaken. The purposes of this review are as follows: (1) to study the possible utility in energy research of some of the concepts developed in social science research on the environment; (2) to study the possible utility in energy research of some of the methodologies utilized in social science research on the environment; and (3) to study the extent to which the results of social science research on the environment have contributed to the development of policy. The first two items above receive major attention in this preliminary literature survey. 50 references.

Quarterly publication of the Orange County Historical Society discussing the history of the area and genealogy of residents through essays; oral histories; newspaper articles; letters; records of births, marriages, and deaths; photographs; cemetery records; court proceedings and public records; family Bible entries; and other historical documents.

Daily newspaper from Pawhuska, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from Rusk, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with extensive advertising.

An airborne plutonium monitoring system which is installed in the ZPR-9 (Zero Power Reactor No. 9) facility at Argonne National Laboratory is described. The design and operational experience are discussed. This monitoring system utilizes particle size and density discrimination, alpha particle energy discrimination, and a background-subtraction techique operating in cascade to separate airborne-plutonium activity from other, naturally occurring, airborne activity. Relatively high sensitivity and reliability are achieved. (auth)

The Savannah River Plant (SRP) releases small amounts of radioactive nuclides to the atmosphere as a consequence of the production of radioisotopes. The potential for larger accidental releases to the atmosphere also exists, although the probability for most accidents is low. To provide for emergency meteorological response to accidental releases and to conduct research on the transport and diffusion of radioactive nuclides in the routine releases, a series of high-quality meteorological sensors have been located on towers in and about SRP. These towers are equipped with instrumentation to detect and record temperature and wind turbulence. Signals from the meterological sensors are brought by land-line to the SRL Weather Center-Analysis Laboratory (WC-AL). At the WC-AL, a Weather Information and Display (WIND) system has been installed. The WIND system consists of a minicomputer with graphical displays in the WC-AL and also in the emergency operating center (EOC) of SRP. In addition, data are available to the system from standard weather teletype services, which provide both routine surface weather observations and routine upper air wind and temperature observations for the southeastern United States. Should there be an accidental release to the atmosphere, available recorded data and computer codes would allow the calculation and …