Legislature Should Act On Abortion Laws In Pa
Editorial urges Pennsylvania lawmakers to clarify abortion law amid 1939 Penal Code provisions and pending Centre County case. Notes broad statute and lack of clear standards for therapeutic abortions, cites House bills 536 and 800 and Senate Bill 617 proposing varied approaches, and calls for precise public guidance.
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Centre County
Pennsylvania
United States
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Commonwealth
House
Senate
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Extremist-Terrorist Demand A Death Sentence for Industry
A government or business commentary warns of a growing extremist movement targeting American free enterprise. The analysis notes the coalition spans New Left and Old Left factions plus moderates, viewing business as immoral. It urges business leaders to study, analyze, and counter the threat with information guidance and responsibility.
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New Left
Old Left
Far Right
The Buck Stops Here executive role in Forbes
The chief executive bears the burden of balancing social changes with profitability. Bosses worry about consumerism, racial equality, and ecology while maintaining vitality of American free enterprise. Changes now arrive faster, leaving less time to adapt.
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Forbes
America
Pennsylvania press conference sparks self critique among 373 reporters
In Harrisburg a three day gathering of 373 news professionals prompts speakers to chastise the media for trying to shape readers' minds and for criticizing others while failing to earn public trust.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Clark Kents
Brenda
Weighing Critics and Press Pride in Our Newsroom
A defense of journalism by Maxine E Carlson, arguing reporters do not aim to bias readers, acknowledge mistakes, and seek reader trust. She urges mutual support between readers and press, notes the self critical culture at weekly meetings, and defends reporting even when headlines are bold or controversial.
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Moon
Reader
Riter
Editorial exploration of human engineering and its social impact
An in depth review anticipates a coming era of biologic self modification and extended lifespans. It surveys expert views from the National Academy of Sciences and scientists like Watson Delgado and Edwards, noting ethical, policy, and practical questions about embryonic manipulation and test tube birth raises.
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National Academy of Sciences
Harvey Wheeler
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Walter Eckhart
Salk Institute For Biological Science
San Diego
Jose M. R. Delgado
Yale University School of Medicine
Congressional Science
James D. Watson
Watson
Walter F. Mondale
D Minn
Landrum B. Shettles
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Gregory Pincus
John Rock
M. C. Chang
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Shrewsbury
Mass
University of Bologna
Italy
Daniele Petrucci
Vatican
Edwards
Nature
If I Were King Defends Purging Slang and Flings
A satirical royal fantasy vows harsh punishment for modern slang words like cool groovy jive nitty gritty and right on. The speaker rails against cliches and pop phrases, promising exile punishment or even death to those who utter them, ending with a cheeky royal envoy plea for belief in throne and power.
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L'Envoy
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