Cosmos 954 disaster underscores nuclear space dangers
The Cosmos 954 incident shows the risk of nuclear powered satellites orbiting Earth with radioactive material. Experts warn that debris or reentry could spread radiation, potentially harming large populations, prompting calls for a US Soviet pledge to halt such launches and for global accord on space safety.
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Optimistic view of US economy from Schultze and Carter
Washington reports show Charles Schultze and President Carter signaling cautious optimism for the economy amid strong consumer demand and stimulus effects. Officials cite positive business signals like GM but warn that sales equal production and investment remains weak, with energy policy and inflation concerns shaping confidence. Subtexts include oil storage talks with Canada and debates over a new Energy Department general counsel amid potential conflicts.
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One-term rule for Carter boosts public confidence debate
The piece argues a one term presidency could raise public trust in Jimmy Carter by reducing reelection pressure, easing speculation against the dollar and inflation, and giving the administration time to enact tangible policies like the energy bill and the Panama treaty. It notes insiders see risks from skepticism and calls for more action to lift support.
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Washington focus wrap highlights and a divorce statistic
A compiled Washington section notes debate over the Marston firing and presidential standards, Carter’s State of the Union applause lines on limits and energy, religion’s broadcast growth, ERA deadlines, and rising divorce rates as 35 percent of first marriages end in divorce, with higher rates for second marriages.
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Second plebiscite could spell disaster for Torrijos in Panama
Panama City report warns that a forced second plebiscite on the Carter Torrijos canal treaty could bring humiliating defeat for the treaty and for Omar Torrijos. Betancourt says an amended treaty dragging in a formal U.S. right to intervene would trigger another vote. Public support is fragile and anti-Torrijos sentiment grows as U.S. pressure persists.
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