Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Marcia Hays president of PR Plus, works at her marble topped desk, a far cry from the makeshift work table she used when she started her firm."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "children on the Blackfoot Reservation, businessmen from Japan and federal prisoners in Alaska are among the fans of Lane Kendrick's artwork."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Marcia Hays, president of PR Plus, work in an attractive office with a marble-topped desk and state-of-the-art computer."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Ada pitcher Clint Stewart leaps into the arms of catcher Bruce Sutton as other teammates join in a victory celebration on the mound."

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

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Ada players storm into the field in celebration of their Class 3A state baseball championship victory over Weatherford."

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

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Lane Kendrick stands near her original painting, which was selected by the Bradford Exchange for a plate collection."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Rosemary and Bill Lackey sort clothes that are available to their neighbors."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "The keys of this 1923 player piano are silent now, but in the future Jim and Helen Morton will have its ivories singing just like the boy in the stained glass adorning the piano."

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

The philosophy of the course described here is to underscore the essence of microbiology which is diversity>: diversity of morphology and cellular development, behavior, and metabolic and physiological functions. Emphasis is on microbes other than those customarily covered in conventional microbiology courses and includes: the archaebacteria, extremophiles, and array of obligate anaerobes, various phototrophs, and those microbes exhibiting complex developmental cycles. Also included are microbes carrying out a variety of transformations of organic and inorganic compounds, as well as those which normally occur in symbiotic association with other microbes or with higher forms of life.

The philosophy of the course described here is to underscore the essence of microbiology which is diversity>: diversity of morphology and cellular development, behavior, and metabolic and physiological functions. Emphasis is on microbes other than those customarily covered in conventional microbiology courses and includes: the archaebacteria, extremophiles, and array of obligate anaerobes, various phototrophs, and those microbes exhibiting complex developmental cycles. Also included are microbes carrying out a variety of transformations of organic and inorganic compounds, as well as those which normally occur in symbiotic association with other microbes or with higher forms of life.

Objective of this audit was to determine whether the Mound Plant`s Fiscal Year 1992 reduction in force (RIF) was effectively managed and implemented properly by DOE. DOE established policy to encourage contractors to reduce staffing by voluntary separations without unreasonable separation costs. EG&G Mound`s FY 1992 RIF was accomplished by voluntary separations; however, its implementation unreasonably increased costs because DOE did not have adequate criteria or guidelines for evaluating contractors` RIF proposals, and because EG&G Mound furnished inaccurate cost data to DOE evaluators. The unreasonable costs amounted to at least $21 million. Recommendations are made that DOE develop and implement guidelines to impose limitations on voluntary separation allowances, early retirement incentive payments, and inclusion of crucial employee classifications in voluntary RIFs.

We address the problem of developing system models that are suitable for studying the control of the longitudinal beam dynamics in induction accelerators for heavy ions. In particular, we present the preliminary results of our efforts to devise a general framework for building detailed, integrated models of accelerator systems consisting of pulsed power modular circuits, induction cells, beam dynamics, and control system elements. Such a framework will permit us to analyze and design the pulsed power modulators and the control systems required to effect precise control over the longitudinal beam dynamics.

Inspection revealed that immediate management attention is needed to properly control, store, and dispose of excess personal property at Rocky Flats. Current system of operation does not allow for efficient, timely, cost effective management; current storage and disposal practices are not consistent with contract requirements or DOE policies and procedures. Other deficiencies are pointed out. Results of inspection are divided into 4 sections: contract changeover issues, moratorium issues, additional excess property issues, and award fee observations. Recommendations are outlined.

This report discusses parallel software for nonlinear systems of equations.

In the present reporting period, the first quarter of calendar year 1993, the effort was divided between Task 2. ``Pre Systems Tests`` and Task 4 ``Economics and Commercialization Plan.`` A major part of the task 2 effort was devoted converting the nozzle from adiabatic to air cooted operation. This conversion will allow immediate implementation of the longer duration task 3.2 tests after the completion of the task 2 tests. Therefore, a significant pan of the exit nozzle conversion effort is also part of task 3.1, ``Combustor Refurbishment.`` In task 1 the only activity remaining is to receive the results of the BYU combustion modeling. The results are anticipated this Spring. One of the three remaining tests in task 2 was implemented in late January under freezing weather and snow conditions. Ice plugged the coal feed lines and stack scrubber water outlet and ice jammed and damaged the coal metering auger. While these lines were thawed, the combustor was fired with oil. The coal used in this test contained fine fibrous tramp material which passed through the two tramp material retaining screens and eventually plugged several of the coal feed lines to the combustor. This cut the planned coal feed rate …

Letter from Alan H. Levi to Donnie Masters discussing the attached list of receipts and expenditures that is also included in the document.

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

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "(attorney General) Susan Loving presents a Special Olympics torch award to Oklahoma City Police Chief Sam Gonzales and top fund-raising Sgt. Pat Byrne, left, for the department's fund-raising efforts on the organization's behalf."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Auction chairman Drew Neville and Candy McDaniel, executive meeting manager of the Marriott Hotel, which donated lithographs, look at the different items."

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Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Dave Preston has engineered this train before. Appointed acting chief of Edmond police last week for the third time in his career, the 26-year police veteran said he sees his temporary role as quite simple: Keep the train on track until the new chief arrives."