Rand study backs all volunteer military as fairer system
A Rand Corp report led by Dr. Richard Cooper argues the all volunteer force is more economically and socially equitable than conscription. It notes rising black enlistment, argues wage parity blurs past draft era disparities, and proposes contract reforms and retirement changes to reduce costs while preserving the volunteer system’s viability.
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Nuclear power, governance, and international talks debated
The piece notes dangers of big government contracts requiring affirmative action for rehabilitated substance abusers and mocks recruitment of troubled individuals into management. It also reports the Nuclear Suppliers Group agreeing on guidelines with major powers, while Germany and France resist interference in nuclear deals, ahead of a larger Oct meeting in Washington seeking proliferation control.
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Carter faces tough debate over Middle East peace push
The article reviews President Carter's bid to reconvene Geneva with Palestinian representatives, sparking criticism from Israeli leaders and Jewish groups. It weighs how inclusion of Palestinian voices or the PLO could reshape talks, and the risks if Israel resists. It notes Brzezinski and other officials defend or critique the plan as bold and dangerous.
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Middletown Celebrates 175 Years With Canal Monument Unveiling
Middletown marks 175 years as a canal city with a pink granite monument near City Centre Mart unveiled at 12 15 pm. Armco official William A. Moore presided, with American Legion color guard and local groups. The monument honoring the Miami Erie Canal bed and Port Middletown 100 years ago will stand on Verity Parkway site. It was gifted by the Middletown Historical Society and features engravings by Beverly Peters Renwick. The week-long events include canal area previews, a restoration project, a parade, library reception, and a 175 candle birthday cake in the downtown mall.
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Letters to the Editor Question Middletown Anniversary Signage
A Middleton native laments lack of city entrance signs and proactive promotion for Middletown’s 175th birthday celebration. She praises volunteers and notes involvement by the Historical Society and committees. The editor mentions city staff efforts and ongoing events tied to Miss America homecoming and the Chamber of Commerce planning.
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