Neutron Bomb Promoters Urge Soviet Concession
Washington AP supporters of neutron warhead development press President Carter not to scrap the weapon without a Soviet concession. Key lawmakers urge production remain while White House notes no final decision. Debate ties to Panama Canal treaty opponents and broader arms negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Democrats Agree To Limit For Public Service Jobs
House Democrats back Carter plan to cap time in federally subsidized public service roles but split on length and reapplication. Proposals range from 12 to 18 months per job with 4 to 18 month reentry gaps, amid broad debate on CETA extensions and training adequacy.
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