Dense pack basing eyed for MX missiles debate
The Pentagon weighs dense pack basing as a way to base MX missiles, replacing race track and silo concepts. Critics warn of catastrophic blast potential if an enemy strike penetrates and triggers multiple buried missiles, while noting land use advantages are minimal.
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Nixon immunity ruling raises questions on presidential liability
The Supreme Court granted immunity to Richard Nixon for actions while in office in a 5-4 decision. The case centered on an Air Force whistleblower fired during Nixon’s tenure and debated whether a president can be sued for damages. The majority cited separation of powers and impeachment as the proper remedy.
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TV Tonight Mayhem of 1980s Listings and Movies
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Understanding Histoplasmosis and eye inflammation insights
The note explains Histoplasmosis from bird droppings can be inhaled with varied outcomes from no symptoms to severe disease. Eye inflammation may reflect an immune reaction rather than active infection, treated with cortisone to reduce inflammation. It also answers a reader about oral treatment for fungal toenail infection, naming griseofulvin and a six months to a year course.
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Senate Investigation Continues Donovan Not Out Of The Woods
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