Population conference sparks U S clash with Muslim world
The United States faces criticism as Saudi Arabia withdraws from the Cairo population conference. Arab commentators warn of cultural imperialism linked to birth control and abortion. The piece argues that economic growth and freedom pacify poverty, urging aid and literacy over coercive family planning.
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Amazing America A Chronicle Of Change And Ironies
The narrator riffs on rapid renaming and shifting norms across states. A road trip reveals renamed groups, evolving terms for disability, and booming gambling talk from Native American enterprises, paired with tightened laws, reckless driving, and a hazy view of national values.
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Inequities in Work Life Highlighted for Labor Day
Non-parents and non-smokers, boomers and busters, men and women are urged to read about workplace inequities in today’s face how we deal with them. The report for Labor Day this week surveys common grievances and employment disparities.
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