Soviets Begin Third Carrier Grow Their Carrier Force
SovietUnion moves to build a third Kiev class carrier displacing about 45000 tons joining Kiev and Minsk. Western analysts see expanded sea power reach with three carriers, potential political impact, and debate over future larger ships and VTOL plans.
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Congress weighs shifting military aid to credit sales
The House and Senate push to phase out direct military aid over two to three years in favor of credit sales. U S involvement spans 48 recipient nations, with Israel Egypt and Turkey key beneficiaries. Total arms assistance has risen to about 10 billion this year including cash and credit.
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Travel advisors urged as airlines reconnect with customers
A brief urging travelers to contact their travel agents or CPAir to reconnect with airlines long overlooked by industry. The message stresses warm, friendly, and professional service and emphasizes proactive planning through trusted intermediaries.
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