No to permissive parenting and smoking plan at school
Retiring Reynolds Junior High principal Harry E. Langford warns parents must discipline with a firm no or generations will suffer. Meanwhile McCaskey High School faces a 5-0 board vote to create a limited smoking area requiring parental permission slips, prompting debate over school policy and parental authority. Washington dispatch notes detente easing tensions but a U.S. technology drain to the USSR draws Senate scrutiny as Soviet cooperation expands.
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Detente fuels Soviet pull for U.S. technology
The article details how American firms negotiate to sell advanced computers and airplanes to the USSR, including licenses that reveal blueprints. It notes the exchange of students, possible joint plants, and pervasive intelligence risks, with the FBI and CIA watching Soviet influence as détente advances.
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Small Business Sees Tax Victory but Seeks More Support
Using the National Small Business Association as spokesman, small firms hail the Emergency Tax Reduction Act as a forward step, noting cuts to rates for sub 75,000 and 25,000 to 50,000 pretax earners. They urge permanent changes, arguing the tax system still favors big business and stifles entrepreneurship.
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Economic Optimism Rises As Recession Signals Fade
The fever of recession appears broken with data showing improving inventories and new orders for manufactured goods. Leading economists and figures like Ed Bernstein and William Simon predict a vigorous recovery in the latter half of the year, with some forecasting a major boom next year.
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Refugee aid debate stirs national concern and empathy
In a strong critique, the writer denounces opposition to bringing nearly 100000 South Vietnamese refugees to the United States, arguing that Americans in poverty also deserve aid. He urges balanced compassion, notes affluence among leaders, and calls for domestic priority while recognizing the humanity of all affected groups.
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