School Opening Plan Sparks Debate on Late August Start
The editor rails at a rushed change to 173 school days this year after a late session decision. They argue August opening costs higher due to air conditioning and disrupts vacations, work plans, and local businesses, urging a September start after Labor Day like other states.
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Mideast talks dabble in hope amid hard lines
Post meeting between President Carter and Prime Minister Begin leaves only cautious optimism. Both sides cling to rigid stances on territory and Palestinian participation. The United States faces a tough balancing act between backing Israel and maintaining Arab oil relations as the Geneva talks loom uncertain.
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Neutron bomb debated as NATO war game theory
The article discusses the neutron bomb amid Cold War rhetoric, questioning its impact on NATO strategy, German civilian risk, and Soviet reactions. It argues such weapons offer limited battlefield advantage, risk encouraging limited nuclear war myths, and leave U S leaders with a tough choice between conventional or nuclear responses.
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Carter Tough Moscow Stance Upsets Soviet Leaders
Jeffrey Hart Carter presents a hard line against Moscow amid new U S defense proposals. He claims Vladivostok arms talks are scrapped, with a shift to advanced weapons including cruise missiles, the neutron bomb, and MX mobile missiles. Moscow faces technological gaps and potential NATO deterrence.
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