Reagan says MX setback not end of arms race
The President faces a House defeat on initial MX missile funding but remains optimistic, noting Congress approved vastly larger military spending for the year. Critics insist the arms race continues as long as the Pentagon pursues dense pack basing and more land based missiles. Public pressure is urged to kill MX.
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Christmas Trends and Shopping Tips from Wichita Lifestyle
Kathleen Kelly urges planning ahead with stocked candied fruits for holidays and Easter desserts. Valentine School students offer handmade gifts to fund their program. Rubik’s Cube remains a lasting craze alongside E T toys and video games, with experts predicting enduring appeal.
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Cowboys oppose MX missiles in the West says Citizen Alert
A Northwest commentary reports Western Solidarity groups, including Citizen Alert and the Tri-State MX Coalition, rally against the MX missile deployment in Utah Nevada and Wyoming. Critics warn cost and safety risks, while supporters call it a disarmament bargaining chip.
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Farewell to Kennedy May Return in 1984 Sweepstakes
James Kilpatrick argues Kennedy will reenter the 1984 presidential race. He recalls past demotions and asserts Kennedy remains a major Dem draw among blacks Hispanics women and unions. Kilpatrick predicts Reagan would beat Kennedy but acknowledges a potential Kennedy comeback.
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Public Pulse on Reagan era economy and arms policy
The column argues Reagan bears little blame for inflation and interest cuts while facing criticism for unemployment and recession. It compares past responses to the Great Depression, notes WPA-like jobs programs, questions military spending as a fix, supports Catholic Bishops on arms control, and cites views by Sydney Harris and Arthur M. Schlesinger. HAROLD STICKNEY, 2108 "B" St.
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