Belt buckle controversy lingers amid grand economy claims
Washington reports the Defense Department asserts belt buckle unification is achieved, yet 17 months in three old types persist, a fourth is stockpiled, and two new designs undergo field tests. Defense officials tout cost savings while test results and ongoing purchases reveal a slower path to common buckles and more complex logistics.
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Safer California prize fighting measure advances in Assembly
The Assembly Government Efficiency and Economy Committee approved a Milias bill to require eight ounce gloves for all pro fights and headgear in one preliminary bout for two years. The measure, backed by Gov Brown, would also set four ring ropes and cap hand tape while two knockdowns equal a knockout.
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