150 Years of Women's Rights Landmark Reflections
Ellen Goodman reflects on the 1848 Seneca Falls gathering where the Declaration of Sentiments framed women's equality. The piece links Stanton and Mott to a movement that faced ridicule, noting progress and ongoing gaps in rights and representation a century and a half later.
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Saddam Hussein nerve gas threat debate rages on
Jack Anderson and Jan Moller analyze Iraq's chemical weapons program from its Five Year Plan in the late 1970s to Gulf War inventories. They note Saddam's effort to expand production, German collaboration, and the ongoing risk of hidden agents despite UN destruction of major facilities.
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