Senators Block Pentagon Pilot Training Consolidation
A Dickinson amendment to move Pensacola helicopter pilot training to Fort Rucker seeks $100 million in five years. House approval stands amid Senate opposition as lawmakers fear a domino effect on local programs. Pensacola, Fort Rucker, Dickinson, Sikes, Stennis, Tower, Young cited.
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William Dickinson
Rala
Fort Rucker
Army
Navy
Dickinson
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Sikes
Appropriations Committee
House
Ft. Rucker
Secretary of Defense
U.S
Florida
John Tower
Texas
Corpus Christi
John Young
Senate
Congress
Defense bid ploy sparks principle debate in Congress
In a defense budget over 119 billion, a potential 25 million saving prompts little zeal. The dispute centers on bidding for moving troops’ household goods, with a Okinawa test showing 1.5 million in savings. The House weighs extending competition versus carrier pressure after the Senate blocked it.
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Congress
Pentagon
United States
Okinawa
Defense Department
Senate
House
Paul McCloskey
Carter Is Over His Head Says Editorial Of Carter’s Leadership
An editorial piece criticizes President Jimmy Carter for misjudging people and failing to communicate a clear plan. It argues he lacks a decisive leadership plan, struggles with staffing choices, and may be out of depth in managing the government, though he is portrayed as hardworking and well-meaning.
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Marianne
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Civil Service
Tip O'Neill
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Poer
Reagan urges tax savings and price pass through idea
Ronald Reagan argues that business does not pay taxes but collects them by raising prices. He notes that taxes are passed to customers in the cost of goods and services, shaping his view on tax policy and economic behavior.
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California
Golden State
Sacramento
Michael West
Bank of San Pedro
The
Los Angeles Herald- Examiner
Clark Wallace
California Association of Realtors
Congress
Gov. Brown
Great Bail Swap threatens U S Soviet travel safety at Olympics
John Pinkerman warns that the Great Bail Swap and reciprocal arrests between the United States and the Soviet Union jeopardize ordinary Americans visiting Moscow ahead of the 1980 Olympics. Dissidents Shcharansky and Ginsburg are noted, as is the Crawford case, with law and policy criticized for aiding blackmail and confusing justice.
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Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Anatoly B. Shcharansky
Aleksander Ginsburg
United States
United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Francis Crawford
International Harvester
New York
Crawford
U.S
London Daily Mail
U.N
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscriptions Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Middletown OH outlines post office and home delivery rates. Subscriptions vary by format with per-copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, motor route options, calendar month, four-week periods, and yearly mail rates. All motor route and mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
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Jim Mills
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Frank R. Myers
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Hamilton Jordan
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