The State - News from April 3, 1988
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Authorities at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory confirmed that more than 170 security badges for restricted areas are missing but claimed security at the lab was not threatened. The missing badges represent fewer than 1% of the 19,300 badges issued at the sprawling Alameda County facility since 1985, “an excellent record,” lab official Sue Stephenson said.
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