Adelman and Kennan Clash Over Cold War Arms Policy
The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency chief nominee Kenneth Adelman argues against an arms treaty lacking verification citing future friction. George Kennan counters with a bleak view of Soviet secrecy and urges dialogue, while the White House pursues MX and Star Wars. The piece criticizes administration rhetoric and stresses cautious U.S. engagement rather than provocative threats.
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Money Wins Over Morals In The Ongoing Clash
In May the battle between morals and money tilts toward money as crime statistics reveal vast sums behind sensational crime coverage. The piece cites New York state housing 90,000 morally upright? criminals and analyzes media profits from crime stories, diary forgeries, and sensational reporting. It argues media profit drives sensationalism, not public interest, and warns against rewarding crime coverage with cash.
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Tiny hole drills redefine porosity and arms race fears
A University of Illinois scientist reportedly drilled a hole of 20 angstroms diameter, half the prior record, sparking debate on practical uses from oil testing to aerospace. The note warns against arms race risk as Soviet access to high technology grows.
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Pension fund protection urged in Senate push
Two truck drivers Frank Greco of New Jersey and Jerry Bliss of Michigan testified before the Senate Labor Committee in March. The committee voted to renew push on a labor management racketeering act to protect workers as ERISA funded pension trusts grew into billions. The measure would make abuse by labor or management officials a felony with up to five years in prison and raise penalties for related crimes.
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