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In Springfield Nebraska 55 voters from both parties rate Jimmy Carter as competent but indecisive. Half remain favorable to him personally though only 16 call his performance good or excellent. Most disapprove on inflation farm policy and defense yet approve his Middle East diplomacy 2 to 1 citing follow through as key.
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Local Voters Split Over Carter Inflation Handling
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Congress weighing mideast arms package sale to Israel Egypt and Saudi
The Carter administration seeks approval to sell 15 F-15s and 75 F-16s to Israel for 1.9 billion, 50 F-5Es to Egypt for 400 million, and 100 F-15s to Saudi Arabia for 2.5 billion, with a 30 day congressional window to block the deals.
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Antiwar movement grows in Israel amid peace talks push
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Dan Kilgore, former Texas Historical Society president, argues Crockett did not die at the Alamo but surrendered to Santa Anna and was executed. He also claims Crockett moved to Texas due to personal and political failures, casting the frontier hero in a new light.
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