Laird says Soviets far outstrip U.S. in nuclear weapons
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told a Senate subcommittee that the Soviet Union has far outstripped the United States in numbers of nuclear weapons. He outlined crash programs for new submarines and bombers in the 1980s, while SALT would cut some ABM and other defenses. He cited a $1.5 billion request to push the Trident missile submarine and B1 bomber, neither ready before the five year offensive cap.
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Winder Reassigns Loren Nelson to Payette Office
Donald L. Winder announces county supervisor Loren A. Nelson is reassigned from the Boise office to the Payette office effective June 11. Nelson has led the Boise office since August 1970, and joined FHA as a student trainee in Moscow in 1965.
Okanogan River Flood Tapers as Residents Prepare to Return
Floods along the Okanogan and Methow Rivers caused 6.8 million dollars in damage with 300 families evacuated. Water levels peaked near record heights with up to six feet in Omak blocks and 250000 sandbags used. (Note: retain entities)
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