Reflections on Glass Laser Fusion Building at LLNL
The sun reflects in windows and walls of the $6.8 million Laser Fusion Building, first of two LLNL facilities. It will host experiments to cross thermonuclear reactions by focusing laser light on heavy hydrogen. A second building under construction earned a national architectural award.
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California Teen pageant chaos ends in revised winner list
Fifteen-year-old Sandra Dison of Alameda was crowned Mim California Teen amid confusion after organizer Rose Miguraca disqualified a finalist for an inappropriate talent routine. A court order later required reapplication of a previous entrant, and the audience heard officials call the pageant fair as Fremont officials praised the event at Sunol Valley Golf and Grub.
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Portugal Reds' position shaky as new cabinet planned
Azevedo aims to present ministers at the start of the week for a sixth provisional government since the April 3 1974 coup. He seeks a unity of action with Socialist Democrats and Communists while avoiding a formal coalition to reflect divergent party loyalties.
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First U S born saint canonized in Vatican ceremony
Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton, a New York debutante who founded the Sisters of Charity and established U S parochial schools, is canonized America's first native born saint. Pope Paul VI lauded her as a model of devout service during a Holy Year ceremony in St Peter's Square.
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Refugee students face lost grades as Saigon tradeoffs bite
Nearly 3,000 Vietnamese refugee students in the Los Angeles area start school one grade lower than in Saigon due to English language difficulties. The report notes over 50 schools affected and outlines the broader impact on education and integration.
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