Reagan Accused of False Quotes Says State Dept
The State Department denounces Reagan quoted remarks from Kissinger as a false invention claiming the U S is inferior to the Soviet Union. Funseth says Kissinger never stated the Athens Sparta analogy and Zumwalt notes his conversations with Kissinger imply a different view. In London a Reagan spokesman cited Zumwalt as source while Zumwalt backs a critical take on U S Soviet relations.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
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Department
Robert Funseth
Reagan
Kissinger
Funseth
London
Mart
U.S
Naval Operations
Elmo Zumwalt
Washington Post
Potomac
Zumwalt
Ford
Athens
Sparta
Greece
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Kissieger
Sonnenfeldt
Army Plans Cutbacks at 29 Forts Amid Base Closures
The Army announced plans to close or reduce 29 forts and facilities, trimming about 4,500 civilian jobs and moving 13,218 service personnel and civilians, saving around 42 million dollars annually. Ft. Devens Massachusetts would lose thousands of troops and hundreds of civilians, while Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland faces major personnel shifts and reorganizations.
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Ind
Arlington Hall Station
Vint Hill Farms Research Station
Schilling Manor
Kan
Ft. Devens
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Army Security Agency
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Redstone Arsenal
Ala
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Women Employed By State Don’t Feel Discrimination
Virginia women in state government report little sex discrimination yet seek more training and advancement. A Virginia Commission on the Status of Women survey of five agencies shows most respondents are content but wish for greater responsibility and upward mobility.
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Virginia
Virginia Commission On the Status of Women
Otis Brown
Godwin
Brown
NTSB Warns GE CF6 Engines May Disintegrate On Bird Ingestions
The National Transportation Safety Board urged immediate retesting and engine modifications for GE CF6 engines used on the DC-10 A-300 and some 747 aircraft after a mass bird strike caused one engine to disintegrate on Overseas National Airways. The board also called runway bird patrols at airports with bird problems and criticized current bird ingestion tests as inadequate. GE called the wording objectionable and noted the Overseas National Airways incident involved heavy birds exceeding regulations.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Overseas National Airways
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John F. Kennedy
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