Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Elegance in Dining was brought back to a select group when Jack T. Conn entertained at cocktails and dinner in the VIP Dining Car of the Freedom Train which has been on view at State Fair Park."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Elegance in dining was brought back to a select group when Jack T. Conn entertained at cocktails and dinner in the VIP Dining Car of the Freedom Train which has been on view at State Fair Park."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Hostesses at the "Ladies in the News" fashion show dressed to illustrate the theme "You've Come A Long Way --- Lady."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Who's No. 1 ? It's easy to tell which team gets the vote of Byng's Sherry Sliger."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "It was a tense finish, to say the least, and it's mirrored on the faces of these Byng girls, Lisa Neely, left, and Jimmy Walker."

A weekly publication, the Texas Register serves as the journal of state agency rulemaking for Texas. Information published in the Texas Register includes proposed, adopted, withdrawn and emergency rule actions, notices of state agency review of agency rules, governor's appointments, attorney general opinions, and miscellaneous documents such as requests for proposals. After adoption, these rulemaking actions are codified into the Texas Administrative Code.

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Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Early 1977 will bring completion of Southwestern Bell's $53 million installation on NW 3."

Document issued by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas in Austin, Texas, providing an interpretation of Texas law. It provides the opinion of the Texas Attorney General, John L. Hill, regarding a legal question submitted for clarification: Whether a court may grant an occupational license to a person convicted of driving while intoxicated who is confined or imprisoned as a result of the conviction.

During 1975, approximately 1.33 x 10/sup 13/ liters of gaseous effluents were monitored for radioactivity by the stack sampling program. A summary of the measured radioactivity was as follows: alpha (assumed source--Pu)--1.45 x 10/sup -3/ Ci and beta--0.418 Ci.

An x-ray photodensitometer provided accurate and precise measurements of linear dimensions on radiograph images. These measurements helped to infer the hidden dimensions of objects radiographed. A goal was to achieve an accuracy of +-25 ..mu..m. The recorded accuracy did not measure up to the precision, which, under favorable conditions, was +-25 ..mu..m. Systematic errors caused the errors in absolute value to be considerably higher in some cases. To satisfy this, auxiliary calibrations were made. Many deterrents to successful measurement arose. These included film grain noise, excessive density range and edge penetration, blurring, interfering structures, and scattered radiation. Film grain noise, in particular, limited the resolution of small details (fine structure) in a radiograph. Because of so many deterrents, the applicability of the measurement method used appears quite limited.

Runoff-water samples for the first, third, and fourth quarters of 1975 were analyzed for pesticide residues at LLL and independently by the LFE Environmental Analysis Laboratories. For the compounds analyzed, upper limits to possible contamination were placed conservatively at the low parts-per-billion level. In addition, soil samples were also analyzed. Future work will continue to include quarterly sampling and will be broadened in scope to include quantitative analysis of a larger number of compounds. A study of recovery efficiency is planned. Because of the high backgrounds on soil samples together with the uncertainties introduced by the cleanup procedures, there is little hope of evaluating the distribution of a complex mixture of pesticides among the aqueous and solid phases in a drainage sample. No further sampling of soil from the streambed is therefore contemplated.

The usefulness of the Yerzley mechanical oscillograph in detecting differences among Y3333 cellular silicones was evaluated. Four properties of Y3333 were measured: density, thickness, resilience, and effective dynamic modulus. Test samples came from five lots of standard Y3333 compound and from two lots of experimental Y3333. Tests of the four properties revealed that individual sheets of Y3333 were homogeneous. Since sheets from the same lot differed little in properties, normal process variations had minimal effect on properties. Although lot-to-lot variation of standard Y3333 was statistically significant, the coefficients of variation of 5 percent or less indicated a reasonable consistency among the five lots tested. The two experimental lots of Y3333, made with known material and manufacturing variables, showed a response to the variations but maintained low coefficients of variation. After evaluating the Yerzley instrument, it was decided that it demonstrated its worth for detecting differences among Y3333 cellular silicones.

A status report of microinstability as it applies to 2XIIB and MX theory for mirror machines is presented. It is shown that quasilinear computations reproduce many of the parameters observed in the 2XIIB experiment. In regard to large mirror machines, there are presented detailed calculations of the linear theory of the drift cyclotron loss-cone mode, with inhomogeneous geometry and nonlinear diffusive effects. Further, the stability of a mirror machine to the Alfven ion-cyclotron instability is assessed, and the Baldwin-Callen diffusion is estimated for a spatially varying plasma.

The chemical basis for molten salt extraction separation of americium from plutonium is presented. The extraction factor relationship is used to quantify this liquid-liquid extraction (molten salt-molten metal) unit operation. The amount of salt required for an optimum process is an order of magnitude lower than the amount used previously in the production operation of the process.

This completes the first year of the ERDA funded South Atlantic Bight study and much of the activity involved equipment acquisition and historical data analysis. However, in spite of the lack of equipment, we did run a full scale experiment in Onslow Bay in September 1975 and data acquired forms the principal scientific results for the year. Data reports and publications are attached. The accomplishments, scientific and otherwise, are summarized on the next few pages followed by a more lengthy discussion and appendices.

The High Frequency System is a new mobile, digital diagnostic recording system for use at the Nevada Test Site. Many different kinds of event data will be digitized in real-time by this system, and these data will be recorded and stored for later read-out and transmission to NADCEN. The hardware and software requirements of the High Frequency System are examined, and the parameters of the system are proposed.

Over the course of OBIS II, 3-14 September, two intrusion cores were observed. One was apparently trapped nearshore over much of the study period, but as time went on, it either dissipated, moved too far shoreward or moved too far laterally along the shelf to be detected by the existing observational grid. The other (later) intrusion was first detected on 5-7 September and was observed to be moving into the Bay from the southeast over the remainder of the study period. Plots of the horizontal temperature and salinity distribution were suggestive of these phenomenon by means of the higher salinity-lower temperature relationship. However, the real confirmation rests in the vertical distributions of sigma-t and chlorophyll presented in conjunction with the Bio and Hydrogrids, and the T--S plot which reveals slope waters on the shelf. The intruded waters were not of low enough temperature to carry high nutrient concentrations onto the shelf for study. However, the general results of this study tend to confirm the view that our basic grid array and methods are compatible with measurement of the processes we initially set out to study. Analyses of these data relative to the current meter data will allow a nearly complete …

Monthly student newspaper from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio that includes news of interest to law school students along with advertising.

Photograph of Holly Hollinger with a fork in her mouth. She is looking to the left of the camera. She is wearing a floral shirt. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy. She is photographed in front of a solid-colored background.

Photograph of Holly Hollinger eating cake with a fork. She is looking to the left of the camera. She is wearing a floral shirt. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy. She is photographed in front of a light background.

Photograph of Holly Hollinger eating cake with a fork. She is looking into the camera. She is wearing a floral shirt. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy. She is photographed in front of a light background.

Photograph of Holly Hollinger smiling with a fork in her mouth. She is looking to the left of the camera. She is wearing a floral shirt. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy. She is photographed in front of a light background.

Weekly newspaper from Corpus Christi, Texas published by the Diocese of Corpus Christi that includes news of interest to Diocese members along with advertising.