Congress Backs Chemical Weapons Plant Amid Defense Bill Debate
Congress tentatively approves a Pine Bluff Arkansas chemical weapons plant as part of a $157.1 billion defense package. Supporters say it deters Soviet advantage though the Carter administration opposes funding. The Senate and House votes push the measure forward despite staunch warnings of escalating arms race risks.
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Cricket on English TV A Revealing Experience
AP writer Peter J. Boyer notes Americans’ view of TV shaped by American screens as he watches England vs Australia Centenary Test. He compares cricket to baseball, mocks terminology, and describes a sunlit Lords frame, mixed network coverage, and a draw ending. He recalls feeling homesick, then finds solace in beer and pubs.
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