Carter's Defense Budget Promise Faces Split View
The White House says Carter met his pledge to cut defense by 5 to 7 million dollars, while Republicans dispute it. He is set to propose a Pentagon budget increase, backed by numbers supporting both sides. The discrepancy highlights the gap between campaign pledges and White House figures.
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Growing Concern Over Safety of Mopedalists
The piece notes rising use of mopeds across the United States and varied state rules on registration licensing and speed. It highlights safety guidance from the safety council, including rider training visibility helmets and cautious riding in wet conditions. It also discusses projected moped sales into the 1980s and related policy context.
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Waste not want not? a bridge misstep in recent rubber
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, Goren and Sharif analyze a rubber game where South s bid and a misplayed spade sequence cost him the contract. West led clubs, spade division failed, and the declarer faced two diamond losers and a club.
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