Editorials examine ongoing smoking debate and policy trends
A 1992 smoke issue survey surveys advisory reports, airline seating rules, and education weeks while noting rising cigarette production and persistent smoking rates. It discusses public health warnings, the impact of TV bans, and shifting attitudes among women and youth, with signs promoting non smoking in taxis and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
F Public Health Service
Jesse L. Stein- Feld
Feag
Beirut
First Amendment and Public Interest in NYC Debate
Alice Widener argues the First Amendment protects free speech and press but does not grant special privileges. She cites definitions of crime and emphasizes journalist confidentiality within constitutional limits while defending government sovereignty and citizen rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Congress
Websters
Tie Cense
Wechsler
Psychiatry as political repression in the Soviet Union
A Senate subcommittee report documents dissidents confined in state psychiatric hospitals. It cites General Pyotr Grigorenko and others, detailing coercive treatment, cold sheets, and denial of basic needs. The piece urges international protest to pressure the Kremlin toward reform.
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Soviet Russia
Siterian
Kremlin
Senate
Subcommittee On Internal Security
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington, D.C
Alexander Sergeyevich Yesenin-Valpin
Pyotr Grigorenko
Grigorenko
Khrushchev
Far East
Khruschev
Tashkent
Moscow
Chernyakhovek Paycriatric Hospital
East Prussia
Chernyakhovsk
Orwell
Hyva Pound
St. Alashoths' Hospital
Washington
United Nations
Liberalism's shift from merit to minority preferences
A Commentary essay excerpt discusses liberalism's drift from equal opportunity on merit toward minority set asides and affirmative action. It cites Seabury's critique of quotas and the New Left's influence, noting the shift from anti aristocratic ideals to elite preservation of artificial status.
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TOR Libera
Transformation Washington
KIS
Lbteralism
Commentary
American Jewish Committee
Spain
Napoleomedia
France
Britain
Duke of Wellington
Colleams
U.S
E. le. Godkin
The
Nation
England
University of California (Berkeley
Paul Seabury
Seabury
Bourbon France
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dr. Jekylls
Mr. Hyde
King Features Syndicate
Salt and Pepper Rape Trials Stir Washington Jurisprudence
In Washington DC a debate grows over salt and pepper rape cases featuring black defendants and white victims. The piece cites Georgetown and WTOP studio cases, juries largely black, and calls for self adjustment and reform amid racial tension within the justice system.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Georgetown
Shere
Wtop Studio
Laywer
South
District of Columbia
George Washington University
Butler
Representative Delims
D-Ca
Buller
Jane
Lisner Auditorium
Calumni
MaNaught Syndicate, Inc
The Ghost and Don Denera in a Desert Encounter
Paul Harvey narrates a surreal northern Arizona scene where Don Dedera encounters a ghost in a dilapidated ranch house. The specter blasts modern life and recalls “good old days” of hard work, family chores, and near endless toil. The exchange contrasts past self sufficiency with present pressures and welfare debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ediley Dedera
Arizona
Hakyb
Mr. Dedera
Daisy
Mr. Deders
Colm
Deders
Pipsqueak
Poppy
Gen. Pea
Carp
Burgess Urges Students to Expand Vocabularies at City College
The critic Anthony Burgess spoke at City College of New York urging students to broaden their vocabularies and study figures like Helen of Troy and Nausicaa. He warned against egalitarian ideology fueling “super universities” and stressed clear distinction between scientific and humanistic disciplines.
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Anthony Burgess
Fantasist
Armet~ Jea
City College of New York
Anong
Helen of Troy
Nausicaa
Burgess
Faustus
America
Mr. Burgess
Short Thoughts Preamble and Constitution Phrase
The text presents a garbled version of the U S Constitution preamble outlining aims to form a perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote the general welfare and secure blessings for posterity The passage shows typographical errors and misspellings throughout societal drafting tone remains classic constitutional proclamation
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United States
United States of America
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National Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
Society of Non-Smokers
Articulture Department
Cig
Arette
Tobacco Industry
American Cancer Society
Alice Widener
M. Jay Racusin
New York Herald Tribune
U.S.A
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Grorold
Chittenteager
Provident
Hannigt We. Fone
Vice-Provident
Sane Toner Scott
Robirt
Jackson
Charles W. Laughlin
Wid
Srqetory
Sunbury
Feiagh
Ob Anderton
Cally Tee Herald Snd
Eberge
Associated Press
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey
the Ghost
Don Denera
Don Dedera
Rirenss
Macbeth
Mrs. Macbeth
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