U.S. Ill Prepared for East West Arms Reduction Talks
Analysts warn U.S. European forces are not ready for forthcoming East West arms talks in Europe. Brookings study notes possible budget savings but condemns outmoded force structure and heavy support units. Even with adjustments, negotiators worry about deep cuts versus Moscow.
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Inflation in Rome Hits Family Living on a Mailman's Salary
Antonio Fiumara, a Rome mailman earning $4,000 yearly, relies on $1,700 in annual tips as inflation climbs. The couple details belt tightening from rising food prices, capped by state healthcare and subsidized housing, while maintaining a small car and rare luxuries. They report meat, fruit, and wine prices soaring, forcing smaller meals and careful budgeting.
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Associated Press
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Italy
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Gaetano
Marea
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Mar- Berila
Abruzzi
Illinois mulls special session on RTA for northeast
The Illinois General Assembly may be called into a fall session to create a regional transportation district in the northeast. Langhorne Bond said taxpayers would support RTA funding if governance is fair, as Daley urged lawmakers to seek a broad solution.
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Illinois General Assembly
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Daley
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Park Forest
Blair
General Assembly
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Walker
Hong Kong
David Bruce
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Peking
China
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Henry A. Kissinger
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William P. Rogers
Chinese Communist Party
Tokyo
The Tale of a Man Who Wanted to Lie for His Country
A satirical column by Russell Baker follows a man seeking a Federal lie telling role. A misnamed recruiter exposes the absurdity of perjury and government lies. The narrator journeys through Craven’s theory of lies to eventually find reality, ending with a curious note on tomorrow.
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New York Times News Service
New York
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Costa Rica
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Shires
Benito P. Morgan
Raoul Craven
Craven
White Hole
White House
Washington
Richardson confronts Agnew probe in justice department
Washington AP reports Attorney General Elliott Richardson faces a pivotal choice on whether to pursue ex tortion and bribery allegations against Vice President Spiro Agnew. The decision tests his vow to depoliticize the department amid Watergate scars and calls of cover up or persecution.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Justice Department
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Grand Jury
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White House
Nixon
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Department
International Telephone
Alexander M. Haig
Archibald Cox
Cox
Hensmen
Who Will Manage the Next Illinois State Fair
Robert Park, longtime state fair manager, faces uncertainty as Governor Walker evaluates his tenure after the 1973 fair. Park complains of a tenuous hold and lack of appointment, while Walker discusses ideas with Park and Agriculture Director Robert Williams. Park urges focus on a self supporting fair while balancing agricultural goals and attendance concerns.
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Neil Hartigan
Hartigan
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Rich Block
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