Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Sandwiches for inmates at Oklahoma State Reformatory at Granite are prepared by prison employees early Tuesday as officials negotiated with prisoners holding three hostages in the institution's kitchen."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Granite reformatory employees prepare the bologna and cheese sandwiches which served both as breakfast and lunch today for the 150 corrections personnel and about 580 inmates."

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

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The mirror experiment was designed to develop the technologies necessary to make the transition from the presently small-scale physics experiments (2XIIB and BBII) to large-scale steady-state DT burning systems, such as the Fusion Engineering Research Facility (FERF) and Controlled Thermonuclear Reactors (CTR) based on plasma confinement in open magnetic geometry. The confinement parameters in the design of the present machine include a 20-kG central field with a mirror ratio of 2 to 1 and an overall BL product approximately 5 times greater than that currently available with the 2XIIB compression coils (or a mirror-to-mirror length of 3.4 m). Several types of Yin-Yang minimum parallel B parallel geometries were studied, and a ''displaced'' Yin-Yang was chosen because the center of the machine is easily accessable between the coils and between the magnet lobes. Other important design considerations include the target plasma system, the vacuum system, and the injectors. The target plasma system includes a pellet generating system used to produce a 400-$mu$m deuterium pellet and a two- arm laser system where the laser energy is produced from a 1-kJ, 10-GW CO$sub 2$ laser at 100 ns. (MOW)

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Madison Elementary Fourth graders Cindy Biggers and Rhonda Waters paints their version of the Statue of Liberty on downtown Oklahoma City fence, while another Madison student, Dennis Byrd, tries his hand at a cowboy."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Madison Elementary Fourth graders Cindy Biggers and Rhonda Waters paints their version of the Statue of Liberty on downtown Oklahoma City fence, while another Madison student, Dennis Byrd, tries his hand at a cowboy."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Madison Elementary Fourth graders Cindy Biggers and Rhonda Waters paints their version of the Statue of Liberty on downtown Oklahoma City fence, while another Madison student, Dennis Byrd, tries his hand at a cowboy."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Walter Powell explains a legal point at right, Municipal Counselor to Ward 4 Councilman Bill Bishop."

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Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Eric Groves, Ward 2City Councilman"

A ''startup'' plasma at the center of the Baseball II-T magnet was studied. This startup plasma will be used as a target for high energy neutral beams to achieve the required build-up. The target plasma will be created by irradiating a solid pellet with a laser beam. Although a deuterium pellet would be superior because of purity, the development of an ammonia pellet was undertaken because it requires a simpler technology. The ammonia target plasma is physically acceptable for the initial experiment. A frozen ammonia pellet, about 100 $mu$m in diameter, will be irradiated with 300-J CO$sub 2$ laser, to produce a density of about 10$sup 13$ cm$sup -3$ and about 1 kV temperature. (auth)

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Bubbles are concentrations of electromagnetic energy in the region of the critical density that force out the plasma to form a void. Since the critical density surface is cratered, absorption may be greater than a smooth surface since a larger area will be available for absorption and the reflected light will have a large probability of restriking the critical density. The distance between bubbles is several wavelengths and consequently they may encourage Rayleigh--Taylor instabilities. The threshold, magnetic field generation, and possible experimental evidence for bubbles are discussed. Also, the competition between sidescatter and self focusing in an entirely underdense plasma is studied and it is found that sidescatter dominates for polarization out of the simulation plane.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Mrs. Robert Caldwell, a convention delegate from St. John's Episcopal Church Vinita, said she can see no theological grounds for denying the office of priest to women."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Lucy-Lee Reed, a delegate from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Lawton, said she favors women's ordination for several reasons."

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Letter from Robert D. Hunter, Vice President of Abilene Christian College, to ACC Homecoming musical director Lewis Fulks. In the letter, Hunter is congratulating Fulks on his production of "1776," the 1975 ACC Homecoming musical production.

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Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Pampered pets and their proud owners paraded for charity in Norman, where Phi Beta Lambda educational fraternity sponsored a show to collect children's clothes and money for the Cerebral Palsy Center."