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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Defense Secretary-designate Harold Brown told reporters that military requirements could push the budget above Ford's-even without figuring in the added cost of inflation. As for cuts, Brown said that they would take time and that "we may be working up to [such cuts] without reducing the effectiveness of the military." Carter himself said that he had never meant that spending could be cut in absolute terms but that he would trim as much as $7 billion in waste from overall defense spending-leaving open the possibility that the overall budget could actually increase...
...recent months, for example, the Peruvians have bought 36 modern Soviet Su-22 assault jets, at a cost of $250 million, and are thought to be negotiating for more. Peru has a present stock of Soviet-made weaponry, which includes some 250 T-55 tanks (200 more are on order) and scores of SA-2 and SA3 antiaircraft missiles. All this comes on top of a sizable arsenal acquired since the late 1960s-including French Mirage jets, British patrol boats and U.S. transport planes-that has made Peru the leading military power on South America's west coast...
Marciano said the cost of the repairs is definitely "under...
Sending the recommended number of two executives to the workshop will cost an organization $2750, according to the workshop prospectus. Workshops have expenses, and "we have to make ends meet," Anthony G. Oettinger '51, professor of Information Resources Policy, who is organizing the workship, said yesterday...
...reason for the workshop is that developments like the declining dependability of the post office, the rising cost of paper, and the falling cost of electronic communication influence the ways people decide to transmit information, and such changes pose threats and opportunities for newspapers, Oettinger said...