Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Duncan's Daron Dorsey rolls in a putt during Monday's Class 4A state golf tournament in Lawton."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Kent Colclasure, S. J. Haggard & Co."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Hostess Jackie Coles, center, with Ruth McFarland, left, and Kay Stevens at the tea."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Sharon Bozalis, left, and Carol Hall make plans for the Heritage Center garden party."

List of contacts relevant to Bernard M. Stoller.

A letter from Sharon Boyd, city council member, to Robert Sloan, city secretary, discussing a card that was mailed to Dallas Democrats that was in violation of elections laws because it did not have a legitimate return address and had no political disclaimer.

List of contact information relating to Bernard Stoller.

Photocopy of a newspaper article from the Voice Newspaper about the Mark Morris Dance Group and their performance.

This technical report defines and describes a Crystalline Beam. This is an ordered state of matter made of electrically charged ions which are moving together in a storage ring with very high density and small velocity spread. In particular, the paper analyses the requirements for the confinement and the stability of the Beam. It is demonstrated that a storage ring made of one circular weak-focusing magnet, similar to a Betatron, is the most suitable for the confinement and stability of the Crystalline Beam. The disruptive effects of drift insertions have also been investigated. Requirements on final densities and velocity spreads are also calculated and reported. A matrix formalism is developed for the design of the storage ring. The important issue of the disruption caused by the curvature of the closed trajectory is not here discussed; it is the subject of a subsequent paper.

Many workstation based emergency response dispersion modeling systems provide simple Gaussian models driven by single meteorological tower inputs to estimate the downwind consequences from accidental spills or stack releases. Complex meteorological or terrain settings demand more sophisticated resolution of the three-dimensional structure of the atmosphere to reliably calculate plume dispersion. Mountain valleys and sea breeze flows are two common examples of such settings. To address these complexities, we have implemented the three-dimensional-diagnostic MATHEW mass-adjusted wind field and ADPIC particle-in-cell dispersion models on a workstation for use in real-time emergency response modeling. Both MATHEW and ADPIC have shown their utility in a variety of complex settings over the last 15 years within the Department of Energy`s Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability project.

A panel of experts in the fields of process engineering, process chemistry, and safety analysis met together on January 26, 1993, and February 19, 1993, to discuss nuclear safety and nuclear criticality potential in the Defense Waste Processing Facility (DWPF) processes. Nuclear safety issues and possibilities of nuclear criticality incidents in the DWPF were examined in depth. The discussion started at the receipt of slurry feeds: The Low Point Pump Pit Precipitate Tank (LPPPPT) and the Low Point Pump Pit Sludge Tank (LPPPST), and went into detail the whole DWPF processes. This report provides discussion of each of the areas and processes of the DWPF in terms of potential nuclear safety issues and nuclear criticality concerns.

This technical report defines and describes a Crystalline Beam. This is an ordered state of matter made of electrically charged ions which are moving together in a storage ring with very high density and small velocity spread. In particular, the paper analyses the requirements for the confinement and the stability of the Beam. It is demonstrated that a storage ring made of one circular weak-focusing magnet, similar to a Betatron, is the most suitable for the confinement and stability of the Crystalline Beam. The disruptive effects of drift insertions have also been investigated. Requirements on final densities and velocity spreads are also calculated and reported. A matrix formalism is developed for the design of the storage ring. The important issue of the disruption caused by the curvature of the closed trajectory is not here discussed; it is the subject of a subsequent paper.

Subsection (b) of Public Law 101-510, Section 3137, {open_quotes}Safety Measures for Waste Tanks at Hanford Nuclear Reservation{close_quotes} (PL 101-510), requires the Secretary of Energy to {open_quotes}identify those tanks that may have a serious potential for release of high-level waste due to uncontrolled increase in temperature or pressure{close_quotes}. One of the tanks that has been identified to meet this criteria is single-shell tank (SST) 241-C-106 (Wilson and Reep 1991). This report presents the results of an evaluation of the safety issue associated with tank 241-C-106: the continued cooling required for high heat generation in tank 241-C-106. If tank 241-C-106 should start leaking, continued addition of water for cooling could possibly increase the amount of leakage to the soil column. In turn, if the current methods of cooling tank 241-C-106 are stopped, the sludge temperatures may exceed established temperature limits, the long term structural integrity of the tank liner and concrete would be jeopardized, leading to an unacceptable release to the environment. Among other conclusions, this evaluation has determined that tank 241-C-106 contains enough heat generating wastes to justify retaining this tank on the list {open_quotes}Single-Shell Tanks With High Heat Loads (>40,000 Btu/H){close_quotes} and that to confirm the structural integrity needed for …

Historically the Black Colleges and Universities wing of the US Department of Energy (DOE) provided funds to Claflin College, Orangeburg, S.C. to conduct a student Science Enrichment Training Program for a period of six weeks during 1990 summer. Fifty participants were selected from a pool of 130 applicants, generated by the High School Seniors and Juniors and the Freshmen class of 1989--90 at Claflin College. The program primarily focused on high ability students, with potential for Science, Mathematics and Engineering Careers. The major objectives of the program were (1) to increase the pool of well qualified college-entering minority students who will elect to go in Physical Science and Engineering and (2) to increase the enrollment in Chemistry and Preprofessional -- Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. etc -- majors at Claflin College by including the Claflin students to participate in summer academic program. The summer academic program consisted of Chemistry and Computer Science training. The program placed emphasis upon laboratory experience and research. Visits to Scientific and Industrial laboratories were arranged. Guest speakers drawn from academia, industry and several federal agencies, addressed the participants on the future role of Science in the industrial growth of United States of America. The guest speakers also acted …

Photocopy of a newspaper article critiquing Mark Morris Dance group's performance in Brooklyn, New York City.

Letter from Sharon Boyd to Mark Danielson asking the assistant district attorney to investigate the mailing of cards from a nonexistent political coalition.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Claremore's Cory Chamber watches his shot during Monday's round of the Class 4A state golf tournament in Lawton, Chamber is six strokes off the lead."

Daily newspaper from Baytown, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Marjorie Polk, Mary Lou Avery, Eileen Fee and Betty Davis, from left, at the registration tea for the Oklahoma Art League."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Brandon Schroeder of El Reno fought his way out of the tall grass Monday en route to a 75-78-153, 6 strokes off the lead."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Joyce Pitre kept watching the water as it overflowed Lightning Creek, filling the street and inching toward the house where she was caring for 87-year-old Olive Weir, a visually impaired stroke victim."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "This artist drawing shows plans proposed by Paseo Partners for renovations to a multifamily housing project in the historic Oklahoma city neighborhood."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Mattie Thixton, resident of Wildwood Manor Nursing Center, was honored by the Centenarian Club of Oklahoma for her 100th birthday. She has lived through six wars, 13 presidents and the invention of the television. She was married to the late Ray Thixton and taught second and third grade."