Socialist victory reshapes Spain's post Franco politics
In Madrid, the Socialist Party wins a solid majority with 46 percent of the vote, vindicating King Juan Carlos's gradual reform path and signaling a durable shift away from the Franco era. The result ousts the Union of the Democratic Center and boosts Manuel Fraga Iribarne's Popular Alliance as a leading opposition force.
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Sikhs Seek Autonomy in Punjab Amid Violence and Tensions
In New Delhi the 12 million member Sikh community demands autonomy and religious-law exemption, led by the Akali Party. Protests, arrests, and clashes have marked months of violence as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi resists concessions fearing wider ethnic frictions and regional instability. Akali aims to redraw state borders, gain river and dam control, and preserve Punjab's agricultural prominence.
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What motivates the Tylenol copycats
After seven Tylenol poisonings many nonfatal imitations appeared with toxic substances in drugs and foods. Experts describe a copycat syndrome where fear and anger drive imitation, with tech and notoriety motivating some offenders. Psychologists note data gaps and varied theories about underlying motives.
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Edwin Megargee
Florida State University
Tallahassee
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