Reagan Defends Women Rights Amid GOP Forum
President Reagan challenged feminists and denounced a fog of demagoguery over women's rights while defending the administration's effort to purge discriminatory provisions from federal laws. He urged enforcing and strengthening existing protections and said the review process would continue with quick recommendations on his desk.
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Government tightens review of official writings
The Reagan administration orders tougher controls on published government writings. Officials with access to sensitive information must sign a non disclosure promise. The Justice Department distributed the signing form to reporters as part of new procedures targeting supersecret material.
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Reagan attacked as anti education by AFL CIO leader
Union leaders claim President Reagan is the most anti education president, citing budget cuts and attempts to dismantle the Education Department. AFL-CIO and AFT officials discuss Chapter 1 and Vocational and Adult Education program reductions and their impact on millions of children. Rep. Paul Simon backs concerns about bootstrap education programs.
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