A Void In Space NASA Faces Shrinking Budget and Decade Policy
The article notes NASA entering its 21st year amid budget cuts and a White House space policy prioritizing unmanned missions and cutting ambitious programs. It traces NASA’s broad public support decline, highlights past technological spin offs, and questions national vision for space exploration. It contrasts NASA spending with Health Education and Welfare and laments waning support for pushing frontiers.
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Department of Health Education and Welfare
Arab Deterrent Force Faces Lebanon Peace Quest
The seven nation Arab Deterrent Force links Syria and Lebanon in Beirut fighting. Christians resent Syrian curbs, while Christian Israel ties in southern Lebanon worry Arabs. ADT leaders from Saudi Arabia Qatar UAE Sudan Kuwait Syria Lebanon promise peaceful solution. Optimism fades yet pledge remains.
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Syria
Beirut
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Saudi Arabia
Qatar
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Sudan
Kuwait
China China Trade Boom Reveals Vast Pacific Market
Beijing unveils a vast new trade field as China pushes an eight year plan to lift GNP to 620 billion by 1985. Japan and Europe move quickly to secure contracts while the United States trails in diplomacy and tech sales. China eyes oil, steel, mining gear amid US competition.
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Japan
Tang Ko
Nippon Steel Co
Paoshan
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Peking
Trade ties and Taiwan policy challenge Carter era shifts
The United States faces roadblocks to expanding trade as it weighs recognizing Peking and severing Taiwan ties. Peking demands removal of troops and treaty changes before trade, while Congress may resist any shift though public support exists.
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Pope John Paul III hailed as Poland’s faith endures
A columnist contrasts Vatican secrecy with US openness, lauds Poland’s Catholic resilience under communism, and urges Pope John Paul III to lead. It notes Polish Catholics building churches despite oppression and highlights Poland’s impact on faith, liberty, and global Catholic vigor.
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Poland
John Paul III
Flight to Paris Brings Travel Woes and Gripes
Ashley Sees It recalls a South Carolina to Paris trip via Kennedy noting rude queues at check in and long line delays for meals. The author laments crowded seats on a USA 747 and pricey indifferent service, then praises smooth arrival at Charles de Gaulle and breezy French customs.
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