Defense Proposals and SALT II Policy Debate
The piece argues the Carter administration ties a surge in defense spending to advancing a new SALT II agreement. It questions the linkage between scrapped B 1 plans and renewed FB 111 upgrades while noting political SALT dynamics and the need for a stronger U S defense posture regardless of treaty outcomes. It suggests a tougher defense stance last year might have produced a better agreement.
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No-Win Situation for Carter Economy in 1980 Reelection
Economists split on Carter's dollar support and credit tightening. Some warn a recession is likely if he stays hard line, with high interest rates hurting housing and spending and boosting unemployment. Others believe a controlled recession could boost prospects for a 1980 comeback. Either path risks political land mines.
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Israel Supports Somoza Regime with Weapons Amid U S Aid Freeze
In a contrast to Washington halting economic and military aid to Anastasio Somoza’s government, Israel continues to supply Nicaragua with Uzi submachine guns Galil rifles ammunition and other arms. The piece cites Israeli motives balancing friendship and moral judgment while noting the Somozas’ vast control of Nicaragua’s assets and the FSLN’s Cuban links.
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What Guides a Christian Girl's Dress and Life
A reader asks how to know right from wrong in dressing as a Christian. The reply notes the Holy Spirit guides believers into truth through the Bible, urging personal transformation. Dress matters only as it reflects Christ in character and humility, not outward attention.
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Over Population Threat Cited By PRB Adults in US Debate
Washington reports that the Population Reference Bureau warns growth remains a world stability threat though declining fertility rates are seen in poor nations. US and other developed nations face pressure to sustain birth control aid while congressional critics doubt the rosy trend and stress data limits. China’s strict family planning is noted as stabilizing its society.
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Viewpoints and reminiscences blend in Ashley Cooper column
Ashley Cooper reflects on wartime service in Oregon airfield tower duties and a humorous radar-free landing exchange. The piece shifts to pop culture jabs, habit vs. conservatism, charity gripes, and gossip about the Ford family and press secrets.
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