Defense budget trimming alarms top Pentagon officials
Top defense planners warn that spending cuts in the Carter administration’s proposed 1978 defense budget may hinder the U.S. ability to match Soviet gains. Officials note the Soviets have narrowed the gap in overall might and point to higher tank production and sustained defense outlays as evidence of balance shifting. They caution Congress could tighten spending further, risking a mini growth rate in defense outlays amid calls for efficiency and NATO burden sharing.
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Travel Boom Begins Amid Strict Holiday Road Patrols
Police nationwide stepped up patrols during the holiday travel period and warned drivers on major highways to observe the 55 mph limit. O'Hare Airport reported frantic crowds while officials urged safer travel as the National Safety Council projected hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries over the weekend. A three-vehicle collision on Interstate 53 near McLean, Alabama left Dennis Spaulding, 32, Thomas Allen, 50, and Edwina Allen, 46, dead.
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