Latin Communists Bet on U S Help Against Latin Dictatorships
Latin American Communist leaders in Costa Rica Panama and El Salvador argue the United States under Carter opposes fascism in Latin America and may shift policy to back progressive forces. They warn of U S options to smash revolutions or adapt to new winds as regional tensions rise and Nicaragua changes loom.
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Helms and Ingram fight NC Senate race money gap
In North Carolina the Senate battle pits incumbent Jesse Helms who has raised about $5 million against John Ingram who will spend around $300,000. Ingram touts the outspent message while Helms leverages name ID and conservative credentials, with Carter's visits adding national attention.
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Haig Accepts Extended Term Leading NATO Europe
Gen Alexander Haig Jr. will serve another two years as chief of U S forces in Europe and as commander of NATO, a move seen as stabilizing allies and smoothing frictions within the alliance. The Carter administration affirms NATO’s strength and efficiency amid his four years in uniform.
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NATO Backing Carter Seen In SALT II Effort At Hague Panel
The NATO Council in The Hague heard Sir John Killick say all 11 European members would back President Carter on SALT II. He noted Europe benefits from arms control, with 95 percent of the treaty agreed, though U.S. Senate opposition on cruise missiles and bomber provisions persists. Dannenbring and King praised Carter for reinforcing NATO defenses and shifting forces, while Belgium plans to move a division home from Germany to the Ardennes.
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Let's Show Gratitude Letter to the Editor
David Stork of 6987 Lesley Lane urges better care of Mid dletown cemetery. He says he is not a candidate but wants respect for the dead and truth about conditions, citing his family buried there and concerns for all residents.
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Path to corporate ascent through focused early roles
Allan J. Cox argues MBAs should specialize at start rather than pursue broad roles. He notes most major CEOs rose through company ranks by performing increasingly responsible tasks well, and warns against viewing an early high visibility job as the sole path to the top.
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