Monday, April 12, 2004

Influence of language on culture talk today
The Laboratory's American Indian Heritage Month celebration begins today with a talk about language and culture at 11 this morning in the Materials Science Laboratory Auditorium at Technical Area 3.

Northern president Maestas meets with Nanos
Northern New Mexico Community College President Sigfredo Maestas, right, talks with Laboratory Director G. Peter Nanos and State Rep. Nick Salazar in the Director's Office.

Immele to discuss status and perspectives of national security programs
"Q" -cleared Laboratory employees will get an opportunity to learn the status of nuclear weapons, threat reduction and related programs from Deputy Director for National Security John Immele at a colloquium scheduled for 10 a.m., Tuesday.

Movement of oversized vehicles
Laboratory-managed property comprises approximately 36 square miles, and oversized vehicles routinely travel across the site. A recent incident indicates that a set of consistent, standardized safety-related requirements for transporting oversized vehicles on Department of Energy-owned and Laboratory-managed roadways and site properties is required.

Retired Livermore weapons designer Sack speaks April 20 at Lab
Laboratory Director G. Peter Nanos has re-instituted the tradition of classified colloquia on technical topics important to the Laboratory's national security programs. The first of several monthly talks is scheduled for Tuesday, April 20.