Carter Halts B1 Bomber Deployment and Production
The article portrays President Carter deciding to discontinue deployment plans and production of the B1 bomber. It credits the move to strategic reasoning, civilian control of the military, and a showmanlike leadership style admired by supporters while skeptical critics warn of political ramifications.
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Idaho Citizen debuts as statewide information magazine
Ken Robinson, former Idaho Statesman editor, launches The Idaho Citizen with $4,000 of his own money. Volume 1 aims to be a statewide information magazine on practical issues, not just environment, seeking 2,000–3,000 subscribers within a year and revenue from ads as it expands beyond 80 cent issues.
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House Ethics Panel Marks 25 Years of Korea Influence Probe
Rep. J. Trimble Crashbore opens the House Ethics Committee biennial meeting marking a quarter century of inquiries into alleged South Korean bribery tactics. The chairman notes the death of the last congressman serving during the alleged period, suggesting no current member could have accepted certain favors prior to 1977. Vice Chairman McBush commends the lawmakers' integrity.
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Time and Truth in Congress Probe Ends in Compliments
A congressional debate closes a long inquiry with praise for leadership and perseverance. Ranking member O Blither and Crashbore laud the committee's relentless work, while McBush recalls past skepticism and asserts that truth will emerge with time.
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St Lucia seeks neutrality in Caribbean capitalism socialism clash
Castries reports Premier John Compton's United Workers party will avoid siding in the capitalist socialist dispute. MP Henry Giraudy says pragmatism guides independence talks as Odlum accuses tourism of wealth leakage and government forces crackdown on protests.
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Air bags and restraint debater warns by 1984
Editors debate Adams rule forcing passenger airbags by 1984 amid free choice concerns. Critics note Orwellian deadline and predict drivers will seek ways around any compulsory system.
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