Rights of Privacy and Free Association as Amendments
The piece argues for enshrining privacy and free association in the Constitution to end inferential debates, suggesting explicit rights would reduce conflict over their scope. It weighs the tradeoffs between Amendment framing and judicial evolution, proposing concrete language to guide liberties without endless constitutional interpretation.
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Supreme Court
Robert Bork
New York
Congress
Gorbachev proposal on UN powers draws cautious scrutiny
Skepticism surrounds Gorbachev's call for strengthened United Nations authority in peacekeeping and conflict regulation. The plan hints at international controls and reduced sovereignty, provoking suspicions from Soviet conservatives and wary Western observers alike. If genuine, such overtures could form the core of future global war deterrence.
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Gorbachev
U.N
United Nations
International Court of Justice
Bush challenge looms as Dole and Kemp test campaign
In Waseca Minnesota George Bush ramps up his campaign while rivals Bob Dole and Jack Kemp sharpen their lines. Dole emphasizes personal history and deficit focus while Kemp pitches a bold foreign and economic vision. Both men press to loosen Bush’s early GOP edge ahead of the formal campaign kickoff.
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Waseca
Minn
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Waseca High School
Blue Jays
Kemp
Jimmy
Winston Churchill High School
Bethesda
Neville Chamberlain
Bush
Dole
Ronald Reagan
Milk wagon pace marks 1988 presidential field analysis
A satirical preview notes Democratic contenders led by Albert Gore with bold defense stances, Dukakis’ campaign turmoil, and Jesse Jackson’s limited impact. It cautions the field is weak, Cuomo may still run, and the Republican lineup includes Robertson Bush Dole Kemp du Pont Haig, predicting a slow, milk wagon pace to Iowa.
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Washington
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Nicaragua
Gore
South
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Biden
Man Runneth
Atlanta
Pat Schroeder
New York
Mario Cuomo
Schroeder
Cuomo
New Hampshire
Robertson
Jesse Jackson
Florida
White House
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Medicare premium rise not caused by doctors says Linn County physician leader
Dr Dale L Roberson of Cedar Rapids, president of Linn County Medical Society, argues Medicare premium hikes are not driven by physician fees. He notes Congress froze fees 1984 85 and only later allowed small increases while MAAC caps cut many charges. He explains outpatient shifts higher Part B costs and medically driven utilisation as key factors.
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Congress
Medicare
Linn County
Blue Cross
Metropolitan
Prudential
Dale L. Roberson, M.D
Cedar Rapids
The
Linn County Medical Society
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Peacenik’s Bugles
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Keene, N.H
Henry David
Elizabeth
South Carolina
Mark Shields
Senate
Cole
America
House
Upstate
Common Sense
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Dems
Dukakis
Walter Mondale
Charles Manatt
Jackson
Pat Robertson
Delaware
Pete du Pont
al Haig
Iowa
James J. Kilpatrick
Universal Press
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