Intellectuals debate state as family at Jefferson lectures
The Endowment for the Humanities honors conservative speaker Robert Nisbet who argues Cuomo’s family metaphor inflates the state. He connects the trend from World War I to Johnson’s Great Society and urges decentralization while warning against a Big Brother federal power. Register to vote.
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Man Surrenders After TV Profile in San Diego
Stephen Randall Dye, 48, wanted for murder in Ohio and attempted murder in New Jersey, flagged down a patrol car and surrendered after being profiled on a national TV show. He was identified by New Jersey authorities, taken to San Diego County jail for extradition, and was featured on America's Most Wanted after tips from viewers.
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New Jersey
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Career women pressed for child care and pay equity in 1988 campaign
CBS News anchor Diane Sawyer urged career women to push for child care pregnancy leave and equal pay at a Career Club banquet in Kansas City. She cited Virginia Woolf and spoke of a “throbbing heartbeat” that could reshape the nation in the next decade.
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Career Club
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Fragmentary Postal Rate Notice From 19th Century Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a postal rate notice mentioning cents per week and various place names. It references Cader Rape and Mail charges, with figures like 338 dollars per week and 120 dollars for tickets. Unclear dates, multiple states, and scattered numbers.
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Swaggart Returns to Pulpit After Defrocking
Defrocked evangelist Jimmy Swaggart preaches at Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge to about 5,000 worshipers, declaring the past scandal is behind him. He vows that the best is yet to come while defending a fire and brimstone sermon style and addressing media scrutiny and ministry finances.
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Assemblies of God
Pentecostal
Proposal brightens ISU commencement moment
Ames ISU graduation scene turned romantic when Paul Mass senior class president proposed to Julie Quinn during the class gift announcement. Mass, 22, a Paullina native, surprised the crowd at Hilton Coliseum by proposing. Quinn, 22 and Iowa City bred, waved yes after a stunned pause and now faces a choice between finishing school or moving to Omaha for Mass’s job.
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Paul Mass
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Dog earns more pay than black extras in anti-apartheid film
In Harare a Zimbabwe Sun day Mail report says MGM's A Dry White Season paid a dog twice the $15 daily given to black extras. Officials defend pay, citing higher rates for technical crew and past complaints.
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Associated Press
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Andre Brink
South Africa
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