Reagan plan to win drug war gains congressional support
The president pledges a broad anti drug program to curb illegal narcotics without widening the deficit. He would divert funds toward law enforcement and border interdiction while resisting full military deployment. The plan includes harsher penalties for drug dealers and broader drug testing for federal workers, plus $100 million to deter youth drug use and school programs. The push calls for action at the source with operations against Bolivian and Peruvian cocaine labs and broader community cooperation to aid law enforcement.
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Founders Celebrate Constitution Week and Civic Duty
The piece honors Constitution Week marking the 199th anniversary of the Constitution and emphasizes democracy, voting rights, and citizen responsibilities. It credits the Daughters of the American Revolution for reminders and notes the coming 200th birthday as a milestone for reflection on liberty and self government.
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Mud Pie Art and Nudity Debate Foils Budget Plan
Capitol Hill debate centers on a budget path as Senator Pete Domenici voices despair over deficits. The column rails at Judith Reisman research on Playboy Penthouse and Hustler images, and praises Richard Long's mud circle works at the Guggenheim, arguing such art wastes taxpayer funds and undermines budget efforts.
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Men and Marriage debate sparks feminist era critique
George Gilder argues the sexual revolution upholds a fragile modern order privileging educated women and affluent men. He warns that feminism erodes monogamy, family stability, and male responsibility, linking homelessness to rejected homemaking and a culture of permissiveness.
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