Swollen Military Budget Peril To Economy
Norman Cousins argues the 92 billion military budget fuels inflation and wasteful spending. He cites overkill, costly tanks, payrolls, and overseas personnel, urging cuts to reduce inflation while preserving security. He notes NATO SEATO roles and WWII- era planning misaligned with modern war.
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Touhey Seeks State Senate Seat with Bold Ideas
The Times Record editorial endorses Carl Touhey for the 41st District Senate race, citing his independence and fresh perspective. It praises his bold stance, Republican with Liberal endorsement, and contrasts him with Democratic rival Howard C. Nolan Jr. as the stronger candidate.
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Price Of Divorce Across The United States
The rise of divorce reflects liberalized laws and social change. California leads with 117000 divorces last year. Experts debate whether statutes have gone too far or not far enough, with views from lawyers, counselors, and authors on personal growth after divorce.
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Ford Surrounds Himself With Congress Rooted Advisers
President Ford builds a White House staff heavy with Capitol Hill veterans including Robert Hartmann John Marsh Jr Donald Rumsfeld and Charles Goodell as he plans cabinet reshuffles. Observers note his lack of sustained Republican majorities could shift how he shepherds legislation next Congress.
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Washingtons Campaign Reform and Quiet Reelection Tide
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