Quebec Referendum Looms as Separatism Grows in Canada
The Canadian province of Quebec moves toward a spring referendum on its political status within the Confederation under Premier Rene Levesque. Polls show mixed views on independence, with a tilt toward semi autonomy. the election outcome widens English French divides and raises U S concerns about unity in the Free World.
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Supreme Court rules on handicapped rights in nursing program
The ruling upholds that an otherwise qualified handicapped person may be admitted only if they meet all program requirements. It rejects lowering standards, citing patient safety as essential. Frances Davis, deaf, challenged Southwestern Community College NC over Rehabilitation Act protections.
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Frivolous lawsuits burden taxpayers and courts
A speaker denounces frivolous lawsuits that force cities and citizens to cover legal costs. He argues most damages are unsuffered by claimants, insurers drive corporate risk departments, and consumer and public claims raise prices as lawsuits surge nationwide.
Reagan Connally poised for early GOP nomination clash
Washington analysis argues two favorites Reagan and Connally may lock up the 1980 Republican nomination by mid March if early primaries go to plan. Mahe predicts Texas and Western states could decide, while Sears emphasizes staying power in the South and West.
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Vietnam War memory and debate revived in public discourse
Edward Neilan reflects on a shift from the Vietnam War being the forgotten conflict to a topic of renewed discussion as films like The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now spark debate. He notes lingering wounds, refugee movements, and ties to Agent Orange, urging further investigation. John P. Wilson of Cleveland State contributes expert comment.
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Unpleasant Truths on Vietnam War Aftermath
The piece notes that while most Vietnam veterans avoid emotional problems, studies suggest up to 500000 may suffer delayed-stress syndrome from survivor guilt and identity shifts. It argues lack of ideological justification and weak national commitment hindered obedience and killing, and calls for open national discussion of war’s consequences.
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