New Jersey Court Links Morality to Religious Truth In Abortion Ruling
The New Jersey Supreme Court holds that nonsectarian hospitals may not ban abortions, stating moral concepts cannot guide hospital policies when services are offered to the public. The decision anchors moral reasoning to religious foundations, likening secular governance to a neutral mechanism devoid of ethical direction.
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Jane's Aircraft report concerns Carter defense shift
Jane's All the World's Aircraft flags lagging U S air power and Soviet strength. The warning may push the incoming administration to reevaluate defense policies and budgets. It cautions that concessions at arms talks could be unwise and that nuclear options might be considered if conventional forces fail.
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New arcade game invites players to run down pedestrians
A coin operated game lets players steer and accelerate to hit pedestrians on a screen while the maker calls it humorous. The National Safety Council counters that such do it yourself violence harms, urging redesign to reward misses and safer entertainment. The piece closes with a biblical quote from Mark 1 17.
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Reform plan eyed by Stevenson targets Senate committees
Senator Adlai Stevenson proposes reducing standing committees to 14 and reorganizing Senate business to speed work. He would shift foreign economic policy from Foreign Relations to Banking and Currency, drawing oversight of IMF World Bank and multinational politics away from Foreign Relations. Critics led by Humphrey Church Javits Percy Case Sparkman warn the move weakens foreign policy oversight and risks losing public understanding of economics and diplomacy. They vow to defend Foreign Relations powers.
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Taking a look at City Hall
A reader urges a top-down shakeup at City Hall criticizing police parking and access, snow removal, school heating cuts, and variances granted by the City Planning Commission. The letter questions management, wage negotiations, and the role of paid city employees, calling for reforms to improve governance.
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Diet drink diet impractical uproar in a joke column
A humorous exchange in a newspaper office mocks a so called diet of minus one calorie per drink and an eat all you want plan. The characters discuss consuming hundreds of sodas a day and later abandon diet ideas for chocolate éclairs.
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