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In +nlMnp w i t h Gall Adziats, UCMS, 1 learned that the UC policy is that a man ret- at 6,be can sf;tll remain as a Professor meritul3 and work vith and direct v8xbut3 special groups, pUcy &cision at this labmtory. Gall Admu3 is pushing for a eajr cumunt of space for a project in a x mrt mx deswhich m y or nay not have &.Stone's approval. I'd thougft thst Admas wlouldl need only some+ equipment and bagins to work on this, especially to get tbe e8rrly data. I. Franlrly don't mder&md vfiy e fourth floar, etc. is needed for \mdertaldn@; a dosiraetrg problem. In sury case, there w i l l be a lot of aspects to be considered nert yeer relattve to the ftxture of the l3CMS It, therefore, a~pearstbst we rmay be faced with a Anrrther fnstssce of the Alr Force contrsct 5n a l?at%ona3.Iab is here at Hanfokrd. B A r bas a contnwt with the A.F. vfiich (it appears) was checked thraugh f100 and Washington as to appropriateness and c m m l l fltting srrto tbe DIM program. In this ca8e it wl3ulA seeah to do 60 86 it 3x3s permitted him to hire more hands. Wwwer, we aray be faced with the problem of picking up these employees e a the A.F. tem zim tes their contract. (The Am& Forces seem t;o have a &bit of cutting contracts off witbut notice). A1Em an A.F. contract autaapatically excludes work and space availabiUty to greater or less extent; such a COIltract c0nt;ribUtes nothing to our construction problem. There is a Irmger con- with the meteorology gmup. The program under Jack Hesly ma on time and very smoothly. Mr. Travis and Mr. Parker made only brief remarks. On the *le the program was ife3.l selected and presented and k d a distinctly The PRV presildent of the university of Washington, I&. Odegsard, and hfs chancellor Dr. 'Fhieme w e r e present as uere Dean Ray and and -8 of his staff got uith Dr. Shilling and above co3lege Biobgy Mvirsion with the University of #ashi@n. That afternoon Mr. Travis
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In general the plant as a h l e did not discrim2nate between Sr and Ca aJtbtgh the rootlets discrbinated ---in Favor of Sr at very also thrown A=. Them w e r e no differences In the behavior of Cs the plant sciences group is studying tbe 7IptdCe of
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a fixmace indicate tlat t h teaIpers.ture and COPditiOPG of burnin@; as vell then “self-beating“ process in U detamine the isotopes and pasticles vMch cmie off. nat too ef’ficient3.y Mter ed out by mechanical filters. cones bff is d let era ri ned by the vapor pressures of the various oxidec or Witted forms of the elm ents present or found. In general 12 and the noble gases came off easilg and are
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On the *le the pgran went w e l l and 9t w a s clearly related to the operations prog rani and proctuction problems. g&Ln&d xas Ulat Jack Eea3.y was the coordinating force for the !The only negative cement I bve is the WLY I: w a s electioneered at ewpy opportunity about hou Pyne ft would be for the laboratory to be turned aver to a VniVeraity. I believe it to be t r u e thst with one or :two uncertain exceptions t b ~s t a f f of' the labomtory do not x-dsh such a cba,nge am$ have not been consulted about it. !Pbey stand to lose considerable built up credlts with GE. Further t'ney would not be given a very good Fatfng for faculty status because, uith the emeption of Franzr I h n g ~ t e ,they have not had s&@xLfiCant tea cfd q exper2ence to Varrant professorlaA ranlr; they laow this and yonder b w it vlll affect their sab zi es uMch are rougb3.y tece what the University vodd pay for e qui wt competence.