Budget panel eyes reform of Eldora and Toledo juvenile facilities
Eldora houses 240 youths though 200 capacity is set, while Toledo holds 109 above its 90 limit. The budget bill adds 150000 for staff and directs reviews to determine proper placements, with a plan for a new unit to assess all juveniles and possible capital improvements.
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Toledo
Branstad
Mark Haverland
D-Ankeny
House
Senate
Haverland
Svoboda
Allen Pioneers Interdisciplinary Laser Work at Iowa
Susan Allen leads a small team at the University of Iowa in a developing laser center. The project aims to use lasers for precise microfabrication and electronics, with plans for a new building along the Iowa River and construction expected this year.
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California
Allen
USC
U of I
Iowa
Iowa City
Charles
Allens
Des Moines
Susan
Susan Allen
State
Cedar Rapids
Tom Riley
State Board of Regents
Iowa River
Iowa Memorial Union
U of I’s
Proton Collisions Facilitate High-Energy Physics Setup
Hydrogen atoms are ionized and injected into a LINAC to accelerate them. Ions enter boosters that remove electrons to yield protons, which are further accelerated. In a main ring thousands of 50-foot magnets steer two proton streams traveling near light speed. Collision halls focus the beams for head-on collisions.
Building blocks of matter and SSC scale shown
The article describes the SSC planned as two 53 mile superconducting magnet rings guiding protons at near light speed to collide at 40 TeV. New subatomic particles would be detected to probe matter’s ultimate structure. Nicholson notes nature’s simplicity beneath complexity with the Table of Elements.
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SSC
Nicholson
God
Allah
Foreign funding eyed for 4.4 billion Super Collider
Energy Secretary John Herrington told a House subcommittee that 40 to 50 percent of the Superconducting Super Collider funding could come from international sources. He cited talks with Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, France, Italy and Canada and warned of a brain drain if the United States does not pursue the project. Critics fear the 1989 Reagan proposal of 363 million dollars for construction diverts funds from other research.
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John Herrington
House
Energy Department
Herrington
House Appropriations
Japan
Taiwan
South Korea
France
Italy
Canada
United States
U.S
Tom Bevill
D-Ala
Congress
Carl Pursell
R-Mich
Reagan
Illinois bets on SSC site to reshape Midwest science corridor
Illinois committed hundreds of millions for site studies infrastructure and land, courting the SSC as a crown jewel of the Illinois Research and Development Corridor. Fermilab would feed the Tevatron beams, reducing costs, while Iowa could win bids. The project would span seven years with a 6000 construction workforce and 2000 scientists plus 3000 more staff.
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Switzerland
Illinois
SSC
John Thompson
Iowa
Richard Walsh
Illinois Federation of Labor
Fermilab
Chicago
Dwight Nicholson
Illinois Research and Development
Abbott Laboratories
Argonne National Laboratory
At&t Bell Labs
Amoco Research Center
Massachusett
North Carolina
Research Triangle
California
Silicon Valley
Doug Getter
Fermilab tour offers public access amid Super Collider plans
The Fermilab facility in Batavia Illinois invites the public to self guided tours daily from 830 am to 5 pm starting at Wilson Hall. Reserved guided tours run at 930 am and 1 pm for groups of 10 to 40 with no charge. Weekend physics classes for high school students are available with details via 312 840 3000.
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Dale Kueter
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Batavia
Ill
Illinois
Wilson Hall
Iowa
U.S. 30
Rock Falls
Aurora
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