Livermore scientists unveil gamma ray crystal detector advances
Livermore scientists describe a new biologically oriented gamma ray spectrometer using germanium crystals doped for high sensitivity. The device detects numerous radioisotopes in complex mixtures, enabling rapid, large scale screening for environmental and medical applications while reducing false signals.
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Te Amei-feessiul
Hayward Shore
Lawrence Radiation Lab
Livermore
Livermore Laboratory
Walt
Elector
Ayds
California
Hon
She
Beshtart
Themas
Canada
Physical Research
U.S
Guy Armentrout
Robert Helt
Joseph Maxwell
William Phillips
Florence Harrison
Donald Uber
John Koranda
William O'Neal
Centerville High eyes student centered school plan
District officials push to rename Centerville High School and introduce an interdisciplinary, guidance oriented model. Parents from feeder schools join committees to shape curriculum, teacher roles, and school identity while students participate in planning and naming. The plan ties learning to real world problems and aims for deeper teacher student involvement beyond traditional class blocks.
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Tranchina
Eam
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L'Ranchina
Alviso
Paterson
Vera
Cabrillo Elementary
Thornton
Sahrul
Growth in Fremont as German exchange student tutors pupils
An exchange student from Bremen, Germany named Haase studies at Washington High School in Fremont for a year. He uses slide shows, German lessons, and a student newspaper to tackle defensive attitudes and cultural stereotypes among local youths while witnessing the Bay Area’s social tensions. He observes American classmates’ calm amid debate on the draft and Vietnam, contrasting German youth independence with American youth dependence on parents.
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Fremont
Joachim
Rause
Geadens
Bay Area
Haase
Raase
Germany
Ala
District outlook bright for Union Sanitary District population growth
Union Sanitary District general manager Ray Boege says the system is in good shape and should remain so until reaching about 250 000 residents. He notes that California will require more treatment plants as growth continues, with $1.1 billion expected to be spent over the next five years on sewage facilities.
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Centerville
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Raase
Warm Springs
Fremont
Raege
Water Inn
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