Norman Cousins Laughs Way Back To Health
Norman Cousins, 74, living near Los Angeles, balances fame with family as he promotes mind body healing. His 25th book Head First traces 12 years at UCLA Medical School while recounting his 1964 battle from a paralysis diagnosis to recovery aided by laughter, vitamin C, and a hopeful diet.
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Mothers and mentors shape child health and hope
The piece surveys psychologist Sander Brenner on how mothers influence child development and abuse risk, noting societal attitudes toward women affect abuse rates. It also profiles James B. Cousins, his recovery, and his advocacy for holistic medicine, science, and emotional well being, plus his career highlights and awards.
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Tax system becomes less progressive in 1990 study
An April 1990 KPMG Peat Marwick study for the Coalition Against Regressive Taxation finds the federal tax system less progressive from 1980 to 1990. It compares effective tax rates across lower, middle, and upper income groups focusing on income, payroll, and excise taxes, noting excise taxes are the most inequitable in distribution.
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