Russians Press To Gain From Numerical Advantage In Arms Race
The article reviews U S Soviet nuclear forces and arms development noting the U S advantage in missiles subs and warheads while Russia expands mobile missiles and submarines. It discusses SALT limits, independent warheads, and debates over bombers as both sides modernize amid tense strategic balance.
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U S and Soviet push larger H energy fusion effort
Washington reports a stepped up joint drive to harness H-boron fusion for electricity from the oceans. Officials say full scale commercial use may not come before 2000 at the earliest, despite intensified research and big planned facilities. The accord covers fast breeder development and nuclear energy research as the two powers aim to build bigger atom smashers and explore new energy sources.
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Lasers Could Test Tiny Nuke Components at Livermore
Lawrence Livermore scientists plan a 20 million dollar facility to test nuclear weapon components using 40 lasers to trigger a small thermonuclear reaction. Ground was broken last month for a 6.8 million ABC funded prototype.
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