Titan II safety questioned after Damascus silo fuel leak
The Damascus Arkansas Titan II silo accident raised safety concerns about aging liquid fueled missiles. One worker was killed and 21 injured as a fuel leak caused an explosion risk. Experts note newer solid fuel systems in Minuteman and sea‑based missiles offer safer launch readiness.
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Prospects For Seniors Brighten Amid Inflation and Policy Shifts
The piece contrasts optimistic aging trends with rising costs and looming poverty risk. It notes 38 million Americans over 55, discusses retirement income benchmarks from the Labor Department, and cites Sirhan Sirhan’s parole context alongside crime and justice debates. It also highlights tax relief in California, voter participation, advertising targeting older adults, and the reality that many seniors continue to work.
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Venezuela moves embassy as PLO targets Latin America
The Venezuelan embassy shifts from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv amid PLO pressure to dilute Israel ties in Latin America. The move signals broader Arab Israeli diplomatic leverage and could affect Andean Pact positions and UN votes in the region.
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Carter and racial code words shape 1980 campaign
The column argues Carter uses race to attack Reagan, labeling opponents as racists when they support states rights or welfare cuts. It notes blacks backed Carter in 1976 and claims code words fuel fear, while Republicans face accusations of racism as they push free enterprise and budget restraint.
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Carter logic on race and minority vote critique
The text argues that Carter must win by garnering minority support and endorsing minority leaders, condemning racism as abominable. It states Reegee holds conflicting views, labeling him an abominable racist, and calls for better leadership from the president toward both Black and white communities.
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Newspaper staff credits list of 1960s era executives
The fragment presents byline style roles with Samuel A. Cothran as publisher Scott B. Hunter as managing editor A 8 CubrEdge as advertising director Sue S. Brown as production manager and Rodger Ragan as circulation manager in a classic newspaper masthead.
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