Soviet manpower rise complicates arms debate, Pentagon says
The Pentagon estimates 4.8 million Soviets under arms, a figure 800000 higher than Western estimates, including security and construction troops. The analysis argues the buildup stresses the USSR’s domestic strain while framing projections for 1982 to 84 military authorization.
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State park use fees back on table in Iowa survey plan
The Iowa Conservation Commission reopens talk of charging for state park use while authorizing a survey on probable effects. The piece argues free access preserves park appeal and cautions fees may push visitors to local parks, shift costs to government, and exclude some users.
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Tyranny of gun shapes two decades
Washington reflections trace how gun violence altered history from Kennedy to Sadat. The piece recalls Dealey Plaza and Oswald, notes Kennedy's potential path had he lived, and emphasizes the enduring impact of leaders murdered or felled. It frames Sadat as emblematic of violence’s tyranny.
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Falwell excludes tolerance and thought in new righteousness
The piece argues Falwell’s religious-political movement mirrors past moral crusades like antiwar and anti slavery efforts. It cites Georgetown President Father Healy, who calls the movement anti intellectual and intolerant, warning it confuses divine and human realms and fosters hatred rather than reason.
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Demagogues On Reagan Opulence Stir Sharp Debate
A columnist argues that attacks on President Reagan’s lifestyle miss a broader point. He defends elegance in official conduct, cites boots and china gifts as examples, and contrasts Reagan with Carter while warning against phony populism and pork-barrel demagoguery.
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