Cyber 76 export fears widen U S Russia computer sale
A U S firm seeks to export the Cyber 76 to the Soviet Union amid warnings a top secret study says the machine could be misused for military purposes. Officials caution a license was near but stalled by inquiries, while supporters claim weather and meteorology benefits justify the sale.
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Pean
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CLA
State Department
Eise Inger
Anatoly Dobrynin
China
Hungary
John Schubert
U.S
Kremlin
Tony Capaccio
Control Data
Sidney Harman
Editorial: Divide Los Angeles County for Better Governance
The Press Telegram argues for dividing Los Angeles County into smaller counties, citing Long Beach UN county as a model. It notes the county’s size, population, and sales, urges adoption of Cullen’s bill, and supports a logical division including a possible South Bay County, while excluding certain Orange County towns.
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Long Beach
United States
Independent, Press-Telegram
Depete
Long Beach UN County
Long Beach UN
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Mike Cullen
Autonomous
Los Angeles
Canyon County
Los Angeles County
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
South Bay
Orange County
Sea Beach
Rossmoor
Los Alamitos
la Palma
Cypress
Cullen
Assembly Governmental Organization Committee
Ways and Means
OC County policy ties summer jobs to minor police records
An Orange County Board of Supervisors decision caused concern by giving priority for county summer jobs to youths with minor police records. The piece argues that rewarding even small missteps could push law abiding youths toward trouble, and advocates prioritizing rule abiding students who persevere despite disadvantage.
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Orange County Board of Supervisors
Orange County
Helms targets federal rules on higher education costs
Senator Jesse Helms argues that federal regulation of higher education imposes heavy costs in money and time, citing Harvard Duke and others. He notes billions spent on mandated programs, rising per student costs, and quotes from colleges struggling to meet affirmative action requirements, urging passage of his bill to curb regulation.
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Washington
Jesse Helms
Helms
Harvard
Change Magazine
Duke
Georgetown
Bers
University of Michigan
University of California At Berkeley
San Francisco Community College
Claremont Men's College
Tena Ve
Thomas Sowell
Frank Cook Pierson
Department of Economics
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Lowell
Senate Hub Resources Committee
Herms
Double dipping in government retirement costs debated
President Carter spoke against double dipping the practice of employing retired military personnel in government. Retirements cost about 10 percent of the defense budget and rise about one percent yearly. Defense changes urge combining retirement with Social Security and delaying benefits until age 62.
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Carter
Pentagon
Defense Manpower Commission
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PKA
Terete
Moscow
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Wilitea
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Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miley E. Lines
Don Oh
Daniel Levinson
Edicr
Bert Resnik
Nang Liane
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