Heavily Tinted Windows Seen as Major Traffic Hazard
A discussion on the dangers of heavily tinted auto windows notes they hinder safety and law enforcement. It cites South Carolina law allowing nontransparent glass, argues for federal and state action, and urges legislative urgency to eliminate such tints for better driver visibility and accountability.
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South Carolina
Webb reverses academy sports policy and upholds merit in promotions
Navy Secretary James Webb overturned former secretary John Lehman's order allowing Naval Academy graduates to pursue professional sports during service. He also upheld a promotions board decision, insisting the process remains fair. Ensign Napoleon Callum is restricted from NFL play, while basketball All American David Robinson will serve two years. He stressed the academy must produce naval officers, not professional athletes.
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Navy
James Webb
Webb
John Lehman
Lehman
Naval Academy
Napoleon McCallum
Los Angeles Raiders
Service Academy
David Robinson
Robinson
Academy
Promotions Board
Promotion Board
Secretary
FCC tightens indecency rule on shock radio with generic standard
The FCC warns three radio stations and expands its definition of indecency beyond the seven dirty words to language or material that, by contemporary standards, depicts sexual or excretory activities or organs. Critics warn the move could curb satire and public affairs discussions and invite costly challenges to licenses.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
The Nuclear Hamlet Question Reframes Deterrence And Peace
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece argues the Iran deal, NATO posture, and the Reagan Gorbachev talks create a turning point in how Europe and the United States view nuclear weapons. It weighs short, intermediate, and long range scenarios and urges deep cuts with verification.
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Hamlet
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Reykjavik
Iran
NATO
Europe
America
Russia
Race and money in boxing and public life clash
Ashley Cooper reflects on race in media and sport highlighting Gerry Cooney and Michael Spinks in a candid talk. He argues racial stereotypes exist, questions anti racism rhetoric, and notes blacks dominate many sports while acknowledging persistent prejudice. He cites Jim Rice and Bill Cosby as high earners.
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Bryant Gumbel
Gerry Cooney
Cooney
Gumbel
Michael Spinks
Shekels
Mars
Michael
Gerry
P.S
South Carolina
Jim Rice
Anderson
Boston Red Sox
Bill Cosby
Dear Dr Graham Advice on teen pregnancy and adoption
A letter from Mrs J F asks how to respond to her 16 year old son’s girlfriend's pregnancy. The response condemns abortion, urges adoption placement after birth, and calls for spiritual commitment, stressing the unborn child’s right to life and that easy exits are not always right.
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Jesse Jackson
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