Harris survey links public benefit of tech to safety
A Louis Harris survey for Marsh & McLennan finds the public believes technology's social benefits outweigh risks and that individuals should mainly ensure future safety. It notes broad support for strict safety regulation, while Congress favors government responsibility and regulatory action.
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Wedding Bells Ringing Again in New Castle News
The New Castle News womens pages report June as a month of brides and grooms with a push toward traditional church weddings and large receptions. Despite rising divorce rates, couples favor personalized invitations and vows plus a new trend of pre vows business arrangements to define responsibilities and protect assets.
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New Castle News
Helen Johnson
New German Cinema Emerges With Fassbinder Herzog and Wenders
From a postwar low, West German film gains European prominence in a wave dubbed the German New Wave. Directors like Fassbinder, Herzog, and Wenders combine high craft with original visions, expanding as U.S. demand grows and setting themselves apart from Hollywood.
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Nader loses wind in sails as GM drops airbags
General Motors informs the Department of Transportation it will not offer the expensive airbag option on 1982 models. Rep. Bud Shuster argues the physics of airbag sensors are misunderstood while Ralph Nader and Joan Claybrook condemn the decision. A GM study notes only 9 percent of airbag users wear seat belts, and airbags fail in many nonfrontal crashes.
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Virginia
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King Features
Life Is a Dream Theme in Calderon and Dream Meaning
The text discusses how dreams blur with waking life, contrasting dream logic with reality. It cites Calderon and Freud to argue dreams and fantasies reveal inner psychology. A path to understanding dreams involves comparing them with waking fantasies and tracing dream elements.
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Dream interpretation and the mind’s hidden messages
The article explains that dream content draws on recent experiences, with images викон translating daily events into dream stories. It cites Jung on digging into associations to reveal underlying sexual wishes and the mind's compensation for neglected waking-life aspects.
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James F. Crane
Edinboro State College
Why Rome Fell A Lesson In Complex Decline
The essay argues against simple blame for Rome's fall, noting politicians and critics cherry pick causes to fit biases. It cites Gibbon who, after studying Rome's decline, offered many possible causes and still found no single explanation, highlighting the complexity behind historical collapses.
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Strictly Personal Reflections on Rome and Modern Decline
The excerpt contrasts Gibbon with Tacitus on Rome’s fall and critiques modern demagogues who blame taxes or vice for decline. It warns against seeking simple formulas amid complex times and cautions against craving easy explanations or superficial solutions.
Reinstating the total G I Bill of Rights proposals
The letter urges reinstatement of the total G I Bill of Rights for all armed service personnel, calls for no pay deductions for benefits, and argues drafts are unnecessary. It claims ERA is worthless, opposes women’s repeal, and says the plan would remove draft boards and help colleges and universities.
Mail privacy under the Fourth Amendment and first class mail
A postal inspector opened a first class package and found heroin, but a judge barred the government’s use of the evidence, ruling a Fourth Amendment violation. Courts note mail privacy, allow mail watch outside envelopes, and permit some monitoring of non first class mail. The ruling holds that cheaper fourth class mail implies consent to different rules including inspection.
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Will Bernard American Bar Association
Banker Becomes Janitor in Mixed Washington Neighborhood
BOB AIKIN once a trust officer in a national capital bank now works as a maintenance man at a 90 unit apartment complex in a racially mixed Washington area. He is white and a member of the small Church of Our Saviour, a black congregation.
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Church of Our Saviour
Aikin Leads Rehabilitation of Two Tenement Blocks
A 31 year old man joins a church backed program to rehabilitate two rundown apartment buildings, becoming the first white figure tenants trust. He took a pay cut of over half his salary to maintain units, offer financial guidance, and mentor tenants and managers, saying God sent him to the neighborhood and life mission. His faith fuels daily work and community influence.
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