U.S. Arms Aid Ties Shape Global Conflicts Since 1950
The United States has extended more than 77 billion dollars in military aid to 88 nations since 1950, shaping battlefield outcomes in Israel, Turkey, and beyond. It included large Vietnam era funds and embargo tensions with Turkey over Cyprus, while African and Asian theaters show mixed impact and evolving policy.
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Carter Presses Panamanian Pact With Governors Split
Oklahoma Governor George L. Boren disclosed a call from President Carter about the Panama Canal treaty and said he remains skeptical that the agreement serves national security. He supported a resolution opposing any treaty giving up essential canal control and noted governors split at the conference. Boren planned to urge Senate support for deregulation of natural gas prices in Washington later this month.
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Favorite Cookie Tops U S Cookie Sales
Chocolate chip cookies lead U S sales with an estimated 400 million dollars worth sold last year representing about eight billion cookies sold according to a private industry survey.
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