Soviet schools battle religion in atheist guidance manual
The Times reports on a Soviet village headmaster who fines pupils who confess Baptist faiths as part of a broader critique in a 50,000 copy atheist manual. I. I. Oxryzko, head of scientific atheism studies, calls for indoctrination to erase religious belief amid accounts of intolerance, censored exams, and secular ceremonies replacing religious rites.
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Night life in Tokyo costs run high for outings
A UPI report outlines how a Tokyo night out can cost a couple about 150 dollars for dinner, show and drinks with expense accounts often tax free. It details a sample four‑man tab: drinks and dinner around 110, hostess fees about 110, service charges 32, totaling 375 dollars for a single evening out.
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Hong Kong May Be Added to Poultry Export List
The Agriculture Department proposed adding Hong Kong to the list of regions allowed to ship poultry to the United States, joining Canada and France. If approved, only preserved duck from a compliant plant would be allowed, with no significant US production of preserved duck. Public comments are requested by Feb. 22.
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