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Reported by S. Chang/Tokyo and Jerry Hannifin/ Washington
...Soviet Union, the public relations debacle resulting from someone's decision to shoot to kill was a terrible setback. But that was no consolation for all those families, from 13 nations, whose loved ones vanished on Flight 007. -By William R. Doerner and Ed Magnuson. Reported by Jerry Hannifin and Strobe Talbott/Washington and Joseph J. Kane/Los Angeles
Reported by Jerry Hannifin/ Washington
...assess sophisticated modern weaponry, Correspondent Jerry Hannifin not only talked with Army generals, civilian experts, scientists and military aviators but also went up for a test ride in an F18, the latest U.S. combat plane. Correspondent Roberto Suro spent the past five months tracking Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, this week's cover subject, and interviewed academic experts and defense industry executives. He found that the language of war has also become more sophisticated. Says he: "One learns that the future is the 'outyears' and that battles no longer have front lines but instead have FEBAs-for Forward...
...impression made on any reporter covering a space shot for the first time is the apparent inability of scientists to explain anything in laymen's terms. Even the letter F can be a mystery. At NASA it stands for Fahrenheit, failure, female, forward and front." Washington Correspondent Jerry Hannifin was at the Kennedy Space Center to witness the shuttle's pyrotechnic liftoff a week ago Sunday. Hannifin, who covered the Gemini space program during the 1960s, was reminded once again of the high drama that always attends rocket launchings. Says he: "We are heading into space with...