Soviets Lead Arms Sales to Third World, US Lags
A US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency report says the Soviet Union outpaced the United States in selling weapons to Third World nations from 1970 through 1980, with sales concentrated in Libya, Algeria, Iraq, Syria and India. It notes US exports totalled about 24 billion in fiscal 1982, while 1975 saw 15.8 billion in exports. The study argues arms trade fuels global instability and underscores a shift in policy under Reagan.
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State's Reps Touchy About Tax Break
Washington AP reports Kansas lawmakers react variably to a tax break Congress granted. Rep Pat Roberts calls the issue central while Rep Jim Jeffries avoids comment. Others log full deductions. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum declines the deduction but itemizes. Dole notes use of a $50 daily option. Roberts sticks to a $3,000 yearly allowance.
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School Finance Initiative Progress in Private Talks
Progress reported in private talks on a late compromise for school finance. District budgets for 1982 83 could rise 6 to 13 percent based on per pupil expenditures with state aid, or raised beyond limits with funding from higher property taxes.
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Reapportionment Sent To Courts In Kansas Senate Vote
The Kansas Legislature sent the reapportionment task to the federal courts after sustaining Gov. John Carlin’s veto of a second congressional map. The override failed 22 to 18 with two Republicans joining Democrats, ending the current attempt as Republicans named Norman Gaar and Fred Kerr opposed.
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