Harnessing thermonuclear power for this century
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told a science writers seminar that control of thermonuclear power could arrive by the end of the next decade. He predicted fusion energy would begin in laboratories, with commercial power by 1984 via advanced fission reactors and later fusion as the main energy source, claiming it would provide vast, long lasting supply.
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Fremonter in Friday s production
Darrel John mi of 49022 Camaro Place Fremont will sing with the 40 member Paul Weaver chorale at Joyful and Triumphant. The San Francisco Masonic Auditorium hosts the Friday concert with a 2¢ piece orchestra guitarist John Anderson lighting effects and abstract projections. Tickets range 2.50 to 5.50 available via Ticketron or Sacred Concert Society Box 767 San Carlos.
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Unemployment claims sparked by topless bars ban
County crackdown on topless entertainment disrupted by a state unemployment office dilemma. In Hayward, two topless performers sought compensation while authorities weigh eligibility rules. Officials note labor market factors may affect verdicts as sheriffs report limited noncompliant venues.
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Industrialist keeps steam engine work for cars
William Lear denied reports he was abandoning steam engines for gas turbines in autos. He said steam remains an interim solution to smog, with gas turbines needing about seven years and $25 million more to reach mass production. A bus prototype runs on steam engines now.
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Dorris Police Chief seeks Siskiyou County Sheriff seat
Dorris Police Chief C Ted Weems announced Thursday his plan to run for Siskiyou County Sheriff. Weems came to the job in March 1988 after 21 years as a Los Angeles patrolman. Sheriff A B Cottar has not said whether he will seek reelection.
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Birds Destroy Crops In Wisconsin Losses Estimated
The Wisconsin State Agriculture Department said on Wednesday that redwing blackbirds destroyed an estimated 907070 dollars worth of grain in the state.
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Decorating lighting contest set in Fremont and Newark
Jaycees in Fremont and Newark announce a Christmas home decorating and lighting contest to begin this week. Homes may enter in two divisions religious and mobility. Judging emphasizes originality and overall Christmas meaning. Entry forms due by December 15 to Fremont Jaycees or Newark Jaycees. prizes and honorary certificates will be awarded.
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Diabetes detection drive set in Oakland at Piedmont School
The Alameda Contra Costa Diabetes Association will hold its annual diabetes detection drive on November 23 at Piedmont Avenue School, 4314 Piedmont Ave., Oakland. The free test uses a standard drink, starting between 9 and 11 a.m., with a blood sugar check two hours later. An early light breakfast is allowed. The group urges testing for those over 45, overweight, or with diabetic relatives.
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