Two Cheers for Rape Provokes Feminist Backlash
Washington AP reports feminists rebuking Aram Bakshian Jr after his National Review review claims rape is a cherished fantasy among women. Critics call the remark insensitive and linked to the GOP president’s perceived gender gap.
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Elizabeth Taylor Returns to Chicago Private Lives Run
Elizabeth Taylor opened the Chicago run of Private Lives at the Shubert Theater after illness had forced four cancellations. Richard Burton co stars in the Noel Coward play as previews and four performances were scrubbed due to Taylor's sore throat. Faithful fans cheered as she arrived by limousine.
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Honegger to enter politics in Virginia bid
Barbara Honegger former Justice Department aide who criticized the Reagan administration plans to run for office in Virginia possibly as an independent to challenge Rep. Frank Wolf or Sen. John Warner. She lives in Arlington and says she will run in 1984 or 1986 after completing a book on the Reagan era.
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De Niro's son criticizes his father's violent films
Raphael de Niro, five, son of actor Robert de Niro, tells the Daily Nation that his dad's films are disturbing and too violent. He gave the remark before a safari to Mount Kenya Samburu and Masai Mara, reported by Gazette wire services.
Unemployed man poses as doctor for two months in Denver
Luther Ervin Boyd, 24, admitted posing as Dr David Loudon at University of Colorado Health Sciences Center for about two months to survive. He slept in the expectant fathers' waiting room, took notes, and spoke with nurses while never treating a patient before his arrest at Rose Medical Center.
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Mondale vows tax hike and warns on deficits
In Washington Mondale told about 300 business backers he would raise taxes on business and the well to do if elected, arguing deficits threaten the recovery and spur global problems. In Manila Salvador Laurel resigned from the National Assembly amid protests over U S support for Marcos and Aquino assassination.
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Roundup condemned as ill timed racism in Milwaukee area
A government roundup of illegal aliens during National Hispanic Heritage Week in Milwaukee drew condemnation from Mexican Americans who called the action racist and ill timed. Francisco Rodriguez, liaison for Latin American residents to Gov Anthony S. Earl, said the search has led to harassment of legal immigrants.
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Francisco Rodriguez
Anthony S. Earl
Court blocks California GOP reapportionment initiative
California Supreme Court ruled the Republican plan unconstitutional, voiding the December 13 statewide election. The unsigned decision, endorsed by six justices, found the measure violated a 76 year old rule that allows only one reapportionment per decade, thwarting Gov. Deukmejian's bid to gain political influence next year.
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World Bank Warns Poor Nations Face Prolonged Pain
The 1983 World Bank annual report says the recession hit poorer nations hard and halted progress toward higher living standards. Despite some recovery in industrialized countries, many developing nations will endure a slow, difficult comeback, with calls to secure a sustainable lending pool to aid the poorest countries. The Reagan era context frames the finance debate.
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World Bank
Bank
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Afghan Expels Two U S Diplomats Over Spying Claims
Afghanistan ordered the expulsion of two U S diplomats for spying and counter revolutionary activities. Hugh Turner and Rob Quinby Blackburn were named by Afghan radio as the expelled envoys. The United States called the move absurd and outrageous and considered retaliation.
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Carnegie group urges tightened curriculums and higher pay for teachers
The Carnegie Foundation urged major high school reform including a central English curriculum, a core mandatory plan, and a 25 percent pay rise beyond inflation. It calls to relieve teachers of routine chores and require community service for graduation, based on a 30 month study of 15 high schools.
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Natural diet may cause more cancer than pesticides
Washington Americans consume far more cancer causing chemicals from natural foods than from man made pesticides, a Science magazine article by Bruce N. Ames reports. He notes anti carcinogens in foods and says diet may largely avoid some cancers if balanced with these natural compounds.
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Washington
Science Magazine
Bruce N. Ames
Department of Biochemistry
University of California At Berkeley
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