Our View Dooney Waters Reflects a National Child Crisis
The piece profiles six year old Dooney Waters living in a crack house near Washington and his recovery after moving to family care. It argues the nation faces a growing crisis of drug addicted parents and neglected children, urging early action to save future generations.
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Little Dooney Waters
Bush
America
Dooney
Washington Post
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Post
Michele Norris
the Post
Norris
Honeywell Foundation
Minneapolis
House Wise On Flag Desecration Legislation
The House approved a flag desecration bill making it a crime to mutilate deface burn or trample the flag and urged Senate passage. The piece argues against a constitutional amendment, stressing the need for legislative and judicial exploration and citing Rep. Jack Brooks’s call for caution before amending the Constitution.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Bush
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
U.S
Congress
Jack Brooks
House Judiciary Committee
Aiken Standard Masthead Details Readers
The page lists editorial and production staff for the Aiken Standard on Tuesday September 19 1989. It names John F Boyette III as managing editor Melanie L Arney as advertising director and Sue S Brown as production director on page 4A.
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John F. Boyette III
Melanie L. Arney
Sue S. Brown
Aiken Standard
Can Dinkins Hold White Support in New York mayor race
Analyzes white voter support for black candidates through mayoral races. Compares Chicago 1983 and Philadelphia 1987 with New York 1990, assessing whether white voters will back Dinkins against Giuliani and what this says about racial attitudes and political progress.
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New York
Jesse Jackson
Harold Washington
Chicago
Washington
Bernard E. Epton
Epton
David N. Dinkins
Wilson Goode
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Goode
GOP
Atlanta
Andrew Young
Young
Georgia
New York City
Dinkins
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Ed Koch
Koch
Giuliani
Tensions of reconciling work family with 1950s college role
The article surveys evolving views on women's work and home duties from 1940 to 1990. It notes shifting pressures as more women enter outside jobs, the continued heavy burden on mothers, and calls for a flexible, fair workplace. It cites Molly Yard and debates on abortion and gender equality.
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Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Molly Yard
National Organization For Women
Supreme Court
New York Times
Donna Reed
Yard
Carl Degler
New Liver Transplant Test Expands Donor Pool Nationwide
Medical advances push liver transplants forward with lidocaine metabolism tests to gauge damaged livers. Abbott installs hospital hardware awaiting FDA approval to widen organ availability, aided by longer organ viability and donor age expansion to 60 at Mayo Clinic centers.
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Odern
Abbott Laboratories
United States
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
Rolland Dickson
Dickson
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Boston Globe
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