Owners Have Right To Test For Drugs
Drug abuse dominates sports news as the San Diego Chargers announce periodic drug testing for players. Gene Klein defends testing as compassionate and private, while tight end Kellen Winslow supports action despite rights concerns. The players union opposes, citing unfair labor practices, pressing negotiators to resolve it at the bargaining table.
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Players’ Association
Motorists' Energy Conservation Record Noted by Analyst
A guest editorial credits U S motorists for cutting gasoline use from the 1978 peak, down 11 percent to 102.5 billion gallons in the early 1980s, with Iowa showing the strongest drop due to gasohol sales. Alaska lags while OPEC uncertainty remains a concern.
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Dan Lundberg
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Alaska
Iowa
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The Six Rs of Education from a New York Panel
New York education officials discuss six Rs reading writing reckoning reasoning responsibility relating as guiding aims for schools On Long Island experts stress reading opens imagination and gateways to language while urging improved writing and emotional education through cognitive science and responsible leadership
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New York City
C.W. Post College
Long Island
N.Y
Mop-Head Standardization In Sponge Mops Proposed
Ashley Cooper argues for national planning to standardize sponge mop heads after frustration with incompatible designs. He notes price fixing and monopolies hamper buyers, proposes a census-timed system where all heads fit all handles, and warns against personal storage burdens and wasted spend.
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Ryle
Russia
Haitian Refugee Dilemma Sparks Legal Battle Over Detention
The U S detains about 1700 Haitians at seven sites from New York to Puerto Rico claiming political asylum. Judge Eugene Spellman ruled INS failed 30 day notice before detaining. he allowed 90 day detentions while policy is rewritten. Appeals court partially blocks releases as cases proceed.
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Florida
Edward A. McCarthy
Haiti
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Duvalier
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