Hopes For a Mobile Force In Post Vietnam Army Plans
Army planners aim to create a mobile corps able to deploy quickly overseas using Air Force C5 transports and Navy sealift. The force would include the 82nd Airborne and possibly the 101st Airmobile, with options like the 1st Calgary Division. Budget cuts and a mandated 60,000 man reduction threaten readiness as the Army trims divisions and lowers tank and artillery unit sizes.
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United States
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101St Airmobile
Air Force
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25Th Infantry
25Th
Hawaii
Six Attending Central Methodist Six Mexiccans
Six Mexican students join Central Methodist College Fayette this fall. Names listed include James K. Campbell son of Robert and Mrs Bonsall of 516 Eastholm St. Susan E. Cornett daughter of Mrs Ralph Cornett of 818 West St. Jeffrey J. Doolittle son of Dr and Mrs J B Doolittle of 690 Hazel St. Steven R. Lierheimer son of Mr and Mrs C T Lierheimer Route 4. Jeff R. Marsh son of Mr and Mrs Jeff Marsh of 405 Harvard St. and Karen J. Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Adams formerly of Mexico.
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Central Methodist
Central Methodist College
Fayette
James K. Campbell
Robert Bonsall
Eastholm St
Susan E. Cornett
Ralph Cornett
West St
Jeffrey J. Doolittle
J. B. Doolittle
Hazel St
Steven R. Lierheimer
C. T. Lierheimer
Jeff R. Marsh
Jeff Marsh
Harvard St
Karen J. Adams
John .A. Adams
Mexico
112 Million Vehicles In US Reported By FHWA
The Federal Highway Administration estimated US motor vehicle registrations at 112,010,000, up from 108.4 million in 1970. California leads with about 12.3 million vehicles. New York and Texas near 6.9 million each. By year end passenger cars may reach 92,082,000 with trucks and buses at about 19,928,000, a combined rise over 1970.
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Federal Highway Administration
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New York
Texas
Ohio
Dinois
Pennsylvania
Florida
Michigan
Leading states account for majority of motor vehicle registrations
An agency said the nine leading states plus several others hold over 58.6 million motor vehicles, about 60.5 percent of the national total. States listed include New Jersey, Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin with registrations above one million each.
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Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
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