Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Just Another dress isn't enough. Women want something different and something of quality."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Former Oklahoma City boy Robert Clark phoned as he was passing through the city to chat about a new film he is appearing in which is currently in production in Kerrville, Tex."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Robert Clarke, Actor, formerly of Oklahoma City."

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8--FIREMEN BURNED IN FLASH FIRE-Firemen are engulfed in flame as airplane fuel and fumes are suddenly ignited while the attempt to rescue members of the crew of a crashed DC6 airplane in Los Angeles Sunday."

Letter from Neill J. O'Neill to Manuel Gonzales dated August 25, 1976. The letter indicates a debt is owed by League of United Latin American Citizens to Edward O’Neill and Betty O’Neill for services rendered through their business, Lightborn Travel and Tours. The letter gives notice that if the debt is not paid within 30 days, a lawsuit will be filed.

Letter from Neill J. O'Neill to Manuel Gonzales dated August 25, 1976. The letter indicates a debt is owed by League of United Latin American Citizens to Edward O’Neill and Betty O’Neill for services rendered through their business, Lightborn Travel and Tours. The letter gives notice that if the debt is not paid within 30 days, a lawsuit will be filed.

Letter from Bertha Sanchez, Convention Committee Chairperson, directed to League of United Latin American Citizens Members, dated November 19, 1976. The letter is regarding the upcoming LULAC National Convention.

A preliminary description is given of Project SAGE, the solar assisted gas energy (SAGE) water heating system currently being tested and evaluated in Southern California. A statement of the goals and objectives of the SAGE water heating program, a general description of the project in addition to system performance data, evaluations and economic analyses of the various pilot studies, and field test installations are presented.

The Low-Cost Silicon Solar Array Project (LSSA) was established to greatly reduce the price of solar arrays by the improvement of manufacturing technology, by adaptation of mass production techniques, and by helping achievement of user acceptance. The Project's approach includes the development of technology, its transfer by industry to commercial practice, the evaluation of the economics involved, and the stimulation of market growth. The activities and progress of the LSSA Project during its first year are described in this document which covers all Project activities, with primary emphasis on the technical plans and accomplishments. The development of manufacturing technology is now and will continue to be performed principally by industries and universities. To date, 24 contractors are working on new silicon-refinement processes, silicon-sheet-growth techniques, encapsulants, and automated-assembly studies. Nine more contractors have been selected to perform additional technology investigations and their contracts are being negotiated. Additional contracts will be issued in the future as promising ideas appear. (WDM)

This methodology calculates the electric energy busbar cost from a utility-owned solar electric system. This approach is applicable to both publicly- and privately-owned utilities. Busbar cost represents the minimum price per unit of energy consistent with producing system-resultant revenues equal to the sum of system-resultant costs. This equality is expressed in present value terms, where the discount rate used reflects the rate of return required on invested capital. Major input variables describe the output capabilities and capital cost of the energy system, the cash flows required for system operation and maintenance, and the financial structure and tax environment of the utility.

The potential for future widespread use of photovoltaic systems for the generation of electric power was the motivation for the establishment, in January 1975, of the Photovoltaic Conversion Program by ERDA's Division of Solar Energy. The Program's activities are planned to develop and to promote the use of photovoltaic systems to such an extent that the private sector will produce and utilize cost-competitive photovoltaic systems. As part of the ERDA Program, the Low-Cost Silicon Solar Array Project (LSSA) was established in January 1975. The activities and progress of the LSSA Project during the months of October, November, and December 1976 are described. The Project objective is to develop the national capability to produce low-cost, long-life photovoltaic arrays at a rate greater than 500 megawatts per year and a price of less than $500 per kilowatt peak by 1986. The array performance goals include an efficiency greater than 10% and an operating lifetime in excess of 20 years. The approach is to reduce the cost of solar cell arrays by improving solar array manufacturing technology and by increasing solar array production capacity and quantity. Forty-seven contracts have been awarded to date, to industrial firms and university and independent laboratories for experimental …

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Ronald S. Nelson, a chemical engineer from Woodland Hills, Calif."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Happy is the word that best describes Dan Ripley Following his pole vault of 18 feet,2 1/4 inches in the Los Angeles Times Indoor Games Friday night."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Cowboy star Roy Rogers is Hospitalized for a heart ailment and will undergo open-heart surgery, a spokesman at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrence, California, says."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Darn right I'm bitter," Aldo Ray declared."

From abstract: This report presents the theory and method of calculation used by MIX2, describes the input to the program, presents results of two test cases, and provides a program listing.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Holmes P. Tuttle, whose parents founded that Oklahoma town, has been elected a director of Trans World Airlines."

Client card describing work completed at the Roman Bronze Works Foundry for Mr. B. G. Cantoir, including a job number, brief description, monetary amount, and dates associated with each entry. Pieces included: Sculpture (repair and repatina)

Interview with James H. Barclay concerning his experiences while employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. Barclay worked in camps in Monrovia, California and Waxahachie, Texas.