Reagan pushes deregulation drive with early ``cost savings'' figures
The Reagan administration reports 181 rules reviewed or postponed in six months, with potential one time savings of 18 billion and annual savings near 6 billion. A task force led by Vice President Bush tests regulations for cost benefits, despite limits from courts on safety standards.
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Washington
Reagan
George Bush
Office of Management and Budget
Supreme Court
Department of Transportation
A Call to Defend Free Press Against UNESCO Plan
Guest editorial warns of a New World Information Order that could license and control press reporting worldwide. It cites Soviet proposals, UNESCO debates, and a 1983-84 deadline, urging governments and the press to oppose any government–backed code or licensing. Leonard Marks and Marvin Stone support bold action to preserve press freedom.
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George Orwell
Soviet Union
Moscow
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Kremlin
Unesco
Belgrade
U.S
Free World
Talleires
France
Leonard Marks
U.S. Information Agency
World Press Freedom Committee
United States
Walkman debate and First Amendment at Minnesota fair
The column weighs Walkman use amid urban life and a Krishna literature case at a Minnesota state fair. It cites the U S Supreme Court ruling on time place and manner limits and questions judges' officiousness and local authority rights.
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Supreme Court
Minnesota
International Society For Krishna Consciousness, Inc
Minnesota Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice White
White
Brennan
Blackmun
Marshall
Stevens
Ford
Ronald Reagan
American Civil Liberties Union
John Marshall
France's Nuclear Policy Review Signals Cautious Shift
France suspends a new Ployoff reactor project and orders a government review of energy options while promising to complete plants already under construction. The move preserves existing nuclear growth but signals a debate on conservation, diverse energy sources, and future policy.
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Paris
France
Francois Mitterrand
Ployoff
Brittany
Mitterrand
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Valery Giscard d
Dear Dr Graham Answer onSex Talk Shows and Moral Drift
The letter from Mrs M A and Dr Graham discuss society’s fixation on sex on TV. They argue secular culture has drifted from God and law, notes audience demand drives sexual content, and urges Christians to maintain purity in actions and thoughts. They call readers to write stations and advertisers with objections.
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DR. Graham
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