Budget Battlesignals as Budget Battle opens January twenty two
The article outlines the ongoing budget battle between the Carter administration and Congress. It notes an austere 1980 budget with limited new initiatives, Democratic opposition led by Sen. Kennedy, and White House lobbying shifts. Congress now drafts its own priorities, potentially increasing spending, ahead of the January 22 budget proposal release.
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Congress
Carter
St. Louis
Sen. Kennedy
White House
Stuart Eizenstat
Capitol Hill
Nixon
UFO sightings spark debate as Carter era reopens files
Newspaper notes a wave of recent sightings in Australia and the U S with police reports in Winter Haven Florida and Nashville Tennessee. Scientists call the reports unproven while critics urge caution and remind of prior Air Force Blue Book findings.
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Australia
CBS Evening News
Winter Haven
Fla
Nashville
Tenn
Venus
Otto Billig
Billig
Robert Ezell
Ezell
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Paul Kurtz
Framework for Peace Prize Return
A satirical exchange reports Nobel Peace Prize letters to Israel's Menachem Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat asking for the prizes' return. Begin and Sadat respond with sharp, humorous rebuttals and schemes about Oslo, Camp David, and political maneuvering in 1980. The spoof continues with Carter and the Nobel committee, blending humor and international figures.
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Menachem Begin
Israel
Menachem
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Anwar
Begin
Oslo
Norway
Rey
Sadat
Nobel
Fink Begin
Mereau
Cairopean
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Carter
Jimmy
Camp David
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Cane
Suaibalts Wah Bi
Esenally
Oe Ea
Shalom
Mac
Nobel Peace
SALT II viewed as modest step with limits on MIRVs and missiles
The article argues SALT II would not halt U S nuclear weapons development, noting ceilings of 2250 strategic missiles and bombers, with sub limits on MIRVs and land based missiles. It discusses M X mobile missiles and air launched cruise missiles, plus political factors shaping the treaty and deployment debates.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
U.S
Carter
Nixon
Pentagon
United States
Moscow
Jimmy Carter
Eee Waerate Tober Moscow
Inflation Here and There in Western Europe 1979
An American observer in Paris compares European prices with New York, noting hotel costs similar but meals and goods much higher. He observes inflation's broader social and political strain, shifts in tourism, and the impact on workers and pensioners while contrasting U.S. inflation narratives.
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New York Times
Paris
Europe
United States
Fifth Avenue
New York
Connaught
London
St. Regis
Frankfurt
Saks
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Wesley Heights
Washington
U.S
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Edward M. Kennedy
Memphis
Massachusetts
Walter Mondale
Ufology
Framework For Peace Prize
By Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
Peace Prize
MacNelly
By Pat Towell
By James Reston
Seiko
Charles de Gaulle Airport
Britain
Valery Giscard di Estaing
Callaghan
Washington Press Corps
Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
Ean
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