Budget trimming arguments push defense rethink amid Carter Brown
Defense Secretary Harold Brown proposes a 2.8 billion dollar budget cut with a 10 000 soldier Army reduction while President Carter pledges a lean muscular force. Brown seeks to delay MX missiles and slower nuclear programs, but fear rises over cost and feasibility as costs consume over half of the defense budget. Carter vows closer scrutiny of all programs before decisions.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee Listings and Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces its daily publication schedule and local staffing with listings of programs and a TV guide style schedule. It notes publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho with subscription rates and contact details and recognizes news sourcing from United Press International and local outlets.
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GOP Looks To Reclaim Black Vote By Arnold Sawislak
United Press International reports that the Republican party seeks to win back black voters, once Republicans under Lincoln, but faces hurdles. It notes the shift to Democrats since the 1930s, driven by FDR's job focus and full employment, with civil rights enforcement and economic appeal shaping the current GOP strategy.
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United Press International
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Bribery Costs Bushiness More Than It Seems Says Experts
New York experts warn bribery and kickbacks inflate costs across U S firms. Jules Kroll cites a 20 to 1 ratio of extra sales needed per dollar paid in bribes, totaling about 140 billion in sales to cover 7 billion in illicit payments last year. John Biegler of Price Waterhouse urges tighter controls, ethics codes, and outside-led audit oversight to restore public confidence and curb improper contributions.
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United Press International
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Argentina Faces Crucial Battle in Peronist Labor War
In Buenos Aires the military regime led by Gen. Jorge Videla faces a tense struggle with the 2.9 million member General Labor Confederation. Labor leaders leaked a manifesto criticising government policies, prompting threats to seize unions without interventors. Moderates seek conciliation amid hardliners push for reorganization of Peronism.
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United Press International
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Argentina
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Isabel Peron
Tomas Liendo
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McClure Blasts Carter Pardon of Vietnam Draft Evaders
U S Senator Jim McClure assailed President Carter for pardoning Vietnam era draft evaders. He warned the move undermines the nation’s laws and basic principles and harms those who served. He called the action a slap in the face to 3 million veterans and 30,000 lives lost.
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Mexico's Lopez Portillo Heralds Economic Renewal
The article notes Jose Lopez Portillo’s low profile approach restoring confidence in Mexico after Luis Echeverria’s presidency. Rising peso value, a 10 percent minimum wage increase planned for 1977, and a business pact signal economic stabilization while land expropriation disputes await court decisions.
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United Press International
Mexico City
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Lopez
Portillo
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Echeverria
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