U.S. Arms Sales Boom Amid Global Demand and Debate
A World Policy Institute report traces U.S. conventional arms growth to 40 70 percent exports, driven by post Cold War markets, fewer competitors, and Gulf War momentum. It notes political tension with proliferation aims, Clinton era policy ambivalence, and subsidies boosting the arms export sector while geopolitical risks rise.
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Arizona education reform bill stalls in House and Senate
The education reform measure faces a narrow House vote 30 to 28 and likely Senate opposition, with supporters arguing for parental rights, vouchers and open enrollment while opponents, including Rep Verkamp, warn it may violate the state constitution. The package also proposes at risk preschool funding and a decentralization plan, but lawmakers wait on broader education reform outcomes amid related tough Racketeering statute provisions.
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Sartre Dies in Paris at 74 in 1980 Tragedy
The philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre died in Paris in 1980 at age 74. He helped shape existentialism and postwar thought, with Simone de Beauvoir among his close intellectual circle. He had remained a pivotal public figure in philosophy and literature.
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Gergen May Take University Job After White House
House counselor David Denden signals plans to resign from the Clinton White House and pursue a teaching role at Duke University. The Washington Post reports veteran aide Gerpenather, brought into the inner circle last spring, has publicly stated his intention to leave the administration.
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Fall congressional session prompts Duke talks and unavailability
In fall discussions Bee Posqa hin confirms ongoing talks with Duke and states he will not be available in the second semester.
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