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John E. Huth, a high energy particle physicist at the Fermi Institute in Batavia, Ill., last week accepted a tenure offer from the Physics Department...
Should SSC designers move ahead with plans to use conventional, low- temperature superconducting magnets, known quantities that are already in place and operating at Fermilab's Tevatron accelerator in Batavia, Ill.? Or should they hold off indefinitely, awaiting development of the new high- temperature superconducting variety, which may someday be able to generate even stronger magnetic fields at less cost...
Long a dream of the American particle-physics community, an accelerator the size of the proposed SSC would be 20 times as powerful as any now existing. It would dwarf the major U.S. accelerators -- Fermilab in Batavia, Ill., and another at Stanford University -- and would surpass even Europe's CERN collider, near Geneva. Formally endorsed by Ronald Reagan last January, the project is what Energy Secretary John Herrington calls a "momentous leap forward" in the exploration of matter and energy...
Anderson's sister Mrs. Say, interviewed by The Associated Press from her home in Batavia, N.Y., said of her brother: "I was wondering how long it would take him to get angry enough to consent to make a tape. I half-expected...
...disappeared. His first uncertain steps seemed "like an eternity," he said later, until he made contact with Lebanese police and was whisked across the border to the protection of Syrian authorities and U.S. embassy officials in Damascus. It was there that he met Anderson's sister, Peggy Say, of Batavia, N.Y., who had gone to the Middle East to see if she could do anything to help secure her brother's release...