Capital Punishment board game targets criminals and liberals
In Los Angeles AP reports conservatives in Baltimore created a board game titled Capital Punishment where players move four criminals to the electric chair amid “liberal” pieces and parole features. They also market a prior game Public Assistance criticized as racist and sexist, defending their social commentary as system critique.
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Moslems calm in Yugoslavia amid regional unrest
In Yugoslavia's large Muslim community there is little unrest despite Middle East upheavals. Officials note Muslims here are Slavic in origin and national rather than religiously oriented, with Sunni practices and a decline in religious fervor. Kosovo is the region with a high Muslim population, while Bosnia has a smaller share.
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