Hydrogen fusion power edges toward practical energy solution
US and Russian led research on hydrogen fusion promises abundant low cost electricity with minimal waste by 1980. Tokamak demonstrations reached 18 000 degrees Fahrenheit for brief periods, with new machines under construction aiming for longer sustained plasma and safer scalable power.
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Soviet Union
Why Not Now Discouraging Word in Detroit Strikes Loom
The Detroit GM strike could stretch through November into December as both sides harden positions. GM waits for the union strike fund to exhaust itself while the union bets lower sales will push a better deal. The impact harms the national economy and consumers will bear the settlement cost. President Nixon remains hands off as Washington worries over stalled progress. Settlement is inevitable and sooner is better for the public.
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Detroit
General Motors
Nixon
Washington
Creating a Palestinian state among proposed Middle East options
The article surveys whether the United States might back a new Palestinian refugee state as a peace tool, citing historical precedents from Belgium Czechoslovakia and Jordan. It notes political risks, regional tensions, and that such a state faces long odds amid past state-building challenges.
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Israel
Middle East
Washington
Jordan
Hussein
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Shlomo Avineri
Europe
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Birobidzhan
Central Asia
Abdullah
Palestine Mandate
Hitler
Where Did Money Go in anti poverty programs
A Washington columnist outlines how anti poverty funds were diverted by contractors and officials. Volt Information Sciences and VISTA associated contractors allegedly profited from recruitment materials and exhibits, with payouts totaling hundreds of thousands. The piece details misbilling, unbid contracts, carpeting favors, and questions over official oversight at VISTA and Walter Reed drug investigations.
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Volt Information Sciences, Inc
Office of Economic Opportunity
VISTA
John Burwell
Washington, D. C
England
New York City
Burwell
Joe Spear
Roy Little
Vista Volunteer
M. Jack Hirose
Donald Applegate
Mt. Rainer
Hirose
Applegate
Emmett Cunningham
Alexandria
Cunningham
Alexander Grant
Grant
Little
Wolt
General Electric
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Winant Sidle
Army
Louis Arrants
Walter Reed
Pants at Work Spur Fashion Shift in High Point
High Point observers note a move toward pants for hospital staff and other workers as hemlines drop in fashion. The High Point Memorial Hospital board accepted the resignation of Dr. Helen Horne after 18 years, with her private practice to begin in 1971. The Fall furniture market thrives with strong showings at Thayer Coggin and a bustling Enterprise building visit by Rep. Richardson Preyer.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
High Point Memorial
Board of Trustees
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Paris
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High Point Memorial Hospital
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Leo J. Heer
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Chamber of Commerce
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Mount Airy
Brich
Richardson Preyer
Enterprise
Greensboro
James Melvin
Preyer
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