Miranda Profiles Puerto Rican Nationalist in U S Prison
Raphael Cancel Miranda, aging Puerto Rican nationalist, has spent over half his life in federal prisons including Alcatraz family, and faces an 81 year sentence for the 1954 U S House shootout that injured five congressmen. He rejects clemency asserting Puerto Rico's struggle for liberation endures.
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Carter proposes record defense budget with Navy cuts
President Carter's new defense plan calls for a 1979 budget around 126 billion, about 9.3 billion above 1978 enacted levels but 9.4 billion under Ford projections. Navy shipbuilding falls about 20 percent to 15 ships, with delays to submarine and cruiser programs, while five new F-18 fighters are funded and F-14s are reduced to 24 aircraft. Army gains says officials, Air Force wary MX advances delayed to 1986 with continued questions on mobile missile feasibility.
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Federal aid shifts to New England says GAO study
A GAO study finds federal aid allocations moved toward New England from 1969 to 1975 due to local needs. The Northeast saw higher aid despite slower population growth and higher unemployment, illustrating a redistributive federal mechanism responding to need.
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