Elizabeth Taylor donation praised by AIDS group
Leonard H. Bloom of AIDS Project Los Angeles lauds Elizabeth Taylor for raising money for AIDS services and research, highlighting her $250,000 gift to the organization amid the epidemic.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1992
Page
4
Leonard H. Bloom of AIDS Project Los Angeles lauds Elizabeth Taylor for raising money for AIDS services and research, highlighting her $250,000 gift to the organization amid the epidemic.
President Bush says his conscience is clear about Haiti policy and that those fleeing oppression would not be victimized on return. He supports sending boat people rescued en route to the United States directly back to Haiti.
The Supreme Court ruled that states may tax mail-order sales under modern commerce realities, overturning 25 year old due process limits. It said Congress must authorize such taxes, but states face political resistance and revenue debates.
Entrepreneur Chris Whittle lures Yale president to lead a private for profit system seeking to improve American education at or below 1990 per pupil spending. Benno Schmidt joins to build a nationwide innovative schools network with scholarships. Public districts could imitate or buy services if successful while Congress rejects break the mold proposals.
Gary Kleck argues comprehensive US research shows guns aid self defense by reducing property loss and injury, with victims defending themselves often not using lethal force. He notes about 700,000 defensive gun uses yearly, fewer than 1 percent involve killing. He urges informed personal decisions rather than misleading statistics.
The piece follows Melissa Gazaway in Orlando facing a 50 percent rise after moving to a monopoly area. It contrasts higher prices with single-company regions, cites Montgomery’s price war and channel increases, notes Congress’s 1984 rate-regulation ban, and argues that only real competition can solve U.S. cable woes.
The piece condemns widespread gender bias against women and girls. It argues that labeling males as superior fuels discrimination, harassment, and assaults on females in and out of school, and calls out the harmful social norms that normalize humiliation and violation based on anatomy.
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