Testing For AIDS Should Be Increased
An editorial argues for expanding AIDS testing to curb the virus spread. It cites up to 2 million infected Americans and forecasts 5 million cases in four years, urging voluntary and some mandatory testing for high risk groups, inmates, hospitalized patients, and marriage applicants.
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Federal
Centers For Disease Control
California
America
William J. Bennett
Thatcher Sees Renewed Support Amid British Economic Upturn
Britain enjoys rising real earnings, falling unemployment, record stock market highs, and a stronger pound as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher calls early elections. The improved economy positions her for a potential third consecutive term, a historic feat for a British premier.
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Ronald Reagan
Atlantic
Margaret Thatcher
Mrs. Thatcher
Britain
London
Thatcher
Catbird
Ashley Sees It: Reader Letters on Scandals and Language
A batch of reader submissions respond to public figures like Oral Roberts and Gary Hart, with jokes on scandals and politics. Letters discuss Rubber bands, plugged nickel etymology, and the shift of the word gay, including references to the Oxford English Dictionary supplement and Webster’s.
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Oral Roberts
Jim
Tammy Bakker
Gary Hart
Paul Harvey
Oral Bakker
Gary Hartpence
Hotpants
Teddy Kennedy
William T. Wells Jr
Hart
Bakker
Marine Corps
Bill
Vinnie Groves
Savannah
Ashley
Avery Wood
Greenville
S.C
Colt
Portland
Ore
Webster’s
How Not To Clarify The Law By James J. Kilpatrick
Washington The Supreme Court muddies obscenity law again with Pope v Illinois six justice majority. The piece traces a long line of evolving tests from Roth Memoirs Miller to the current value standard and argues Justice White's May 4 decision leaves the field foggier.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Pope
Illinois
Mississippi
Rockford
Ill
Richard Pope
Charles G. Morrison
Morrison
High Court
Samuel Roth
Marvin Miller
Burger
Maine
Las Vegas
New York City
Jerry Lee Smith
Harry Blackmun
Miller
Byron White
White
Read Faster: Dyslexics Learn Speed Reading in Port Arthur
Paul Harvey profiles Dr Vearl McBride and his wife teaching speed reading to dyslexics in Port Arthur Texas. In two weeks students improve from 20 to 47 thousand words a minute with high comprehension and no payment for services due to their Mormon missionary stance.
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Vearl McBride
Culver Stockton College
Missouri
McBride
Port Arthur
Texas
Lana
Chad
Shawn
Dwayne
Aaron
Donnie
Shelly
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate