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This message is being send as information to those interested in space-
related news and events in the Greater Los Angeles area. I apologize for
any inconvenience this message may cause for readers outside of L.A.

Ben Muniz: President; California Space Development Council   bmuniz@rain.org
National Space Society BoD/Space Frontier Foundation/Space Studies Institute
International Space University '94:Systems Architecture & Mission Design dpt
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From a Los Angeles Community Reuse Organization press release:

                Rocket Propulsion for the Future
                    Saturday, April 22, 1995

Chatsworth, CA -- A discussion of future rocket missions, including manned
Mars exploration, will be the subject of a Los Angeles Community Reuse
Organization seminar on "Rocket Propulsion for the Future" on April 22,
from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m., at the Energy Technology Engineering Center (ETEC)
near Chatsworth.  The seminar is free and open to the public.

PLEASE NOTE: The deadline to register is April 21, 3:00 p.m.  For further
information and directions to the ETEC facility, please call 818/586-6424.

At the lecture, there will be an overview of rocket theory, current uses,
and a discussion of the types of propulsion applications appropriate for
future missions.

Herb Zweig, a project engineer for advanced propulsion at Rocketdyne, wil
give the presentation.  Mr. Zweig played a key role in the advanced
propulsion technology cooperative agreements with NASA, including
aquisitiuon of Russian hardware and technology.

The Los Angeles Community Reuse organization (L.A. CRO) seminar is one in a
series of monthly programs hosted by the L.A. CRO, an independent community
group established to assist the United States Department of Energy (DOE) in
the transition of DOE site missions to encourage greater utilization of DOE
assets and resources at the U.S. DOE Energy Technology Engineering Center.

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