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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1981
Page
6
Editorial lauds Paul Volcker as the Fed chair pursuing a tight money policy to curb inflation. High interest rates curb demand but would slow inflation, prompting debate over recession risks and the need for federal budget balance to reduce inflationary pressures.
After decades at CBS Cronkite will reduce his on air duties to pursue special projects. The change stems from his desire for deeper involvement in the newsroom and concern that TV news has become too focused on entertainment. He remains a trusted figure and mentor to many reporters.
The proposed measure by Sen. Jesse Helms and allies seeks to define life from conception and allow Congress to regulate abortion by declaring fetal life a legal person. Critics cite privacy rights and warn it would deny women essential medical care while supporters argue Congress must resolve the unresolved question of when life begins.
The piece contrasts the Model T’s simple mechanics with modern cars packed with electronics and onboard diagnostics. It notes the shift from DIY maintenance to sophisticated systems, predicting fewer chances to work on engines and rising repair costs per evolving technology.
The Atlantic Council warns the postwar successor generation in the United States and Europe lacks international understanding. A study by educators and public servants shows poor language skills and minimal coursework on foreign affairs among college seniors and future teachers, hindering leadership in a turbulent era.
Defense Secretary Weinberger seeks $30 billion more for next year as critics warn the Pentagon wastes billions. A watchdog list cites Navy FA 18 maintenance, duplicate Air Force computer systems, and dozen other inefficiencies totaling about $32 billion.
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