U S stockpiling new poison gas and germ weapons
Washington dispatch reports the United States quietly stockpiling a new odorless colorless nerve gas and deadly disease germs as potential retaliation weapons in any future war. Army officials warn Russia likely also stockpiles similar agents, with bases at Camp Detrick and the Rocky Mountain Arsenal.
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Traffic Jam To End All Jams Is Coming
Detroit April 19. The United States faces a looming traffic jam as auto production outpaces road construction. Since World War II cars and trucks could stretch 74,000 miles end to end, while road mileage remains about 3 million. Analysts say 86 percent of travel uses 700,000 miles of highway, meaning a potential bottleneck if all motorists travel simultaneously. Dietz proposes a 10 year program up to 21 billion dollars for new roads and three more billion for upkeep, funded by broader road investment. The auto industry underpins one in six businesses and one in seven workers.
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Barry Barclay on Bridge Fundamentals and Finesses
A central press feature explains common bridge missteps focusing on finessing ace queen versus ace jack ten. It analyzes a given deal from a No Trump grand slam attempt, detailing why the chosen finesse success odds vary and how misreading nine cards affects the outcome.
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