Backlash Against DWI Laws and MX Missile Debate
The piece notes backlash against tougher drunk driving laws with high profile arrests. It cites a Kansas judge ruling breath test refusals cannot be used as evidence due to self-incrimination rights. It also covers air travel search warrants and public safety, then features Sen. Henry Jackson calling the MX missile profoundly problematic yet vowing support, highlighting defense budget growth.
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California
Kansas
Wichita
Henry Jackson
Congress
Jackson
Distaff side Testing pantyhose by Dolores Hope
Dolores Hope recalls testing winter pantyhose for the Home Testing Institute. She describes survey routines and diaries, noting the labor of filling questionnaires about purchases. She details wearing navy and wine opaque hose, their fit, comfort, and a blunt remark about appearance as a cover-up for varicose veins.
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The
Home Testing Institute
Jersey
Trade: a Two Way Street in U S Policy Debate
James Kilpatrick discusses rising protectionism on Capitol Hill and highlights a Center for American Business study by Murray L. Weidenbaum. The piece contrasts domestic industry pressures with the U S favorable balance with Western Europe and notes U S barriers to free trade, including the Jones Act.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Center For American Business
St. Louis
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Kansas
Murray L. Weidenbaum
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
United States
U.S
Japan
Weidenbaum
Western Europe
Weidenbaum Kassebaum Cite For Free Trade Support
Doonesbury notes the burden of Buy American rules and quotas while arguing that foreign barriers often exceed domestic ones. Weidenbaum backs opening channels, and Senator Kassebaum urges not blaming foreigners for U.S. problems, warning protectionism harms farmers and workers.
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Kassebaum
International Affairs
Dream of a reforming Soviet Union turns nightmare
A columnist imagines Andropov adopting Reagan Pipes style reform and capitalist incentives. He envisions a transformed Soviet economy, broader detente, and potential peaceful integration, but the fantasy spirals into a dystopian scene of market excess, unemployment, and geopolitical upheaval, ending with fear of losing the USSR as an enemy.
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Harris News Service
Soviet Union
Reagan
White House
Richard Pipes
Yuri Andropov
Andorpov
Moscow
China
Andropov
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Peking
Russia
Afghanistan
Jaruzelski
U. S
Pipes
Commie
Bible Thought Declares Glory Among the Heathen
A devotional reflection urging believers to proclaim God's glory to all peoples. It contrasts complaints of unbelievers with a song of praise and praise of his wonders as described in Psalm 96 verse 3.
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Walter) Mondale
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George) Bush
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