Americans Back Euthanasia And Withholding Care Says AP Poll
A Media General AP poll finds 68 percent favor allowing death for incurable diseases and 68 percent support turning off life support for comatose patients if recovery seems unlikely. Twenty-two percent oppose. 10 percent undecided. Younger, educated, and male respondents show greater support. The survey of 1532 adults Feb 6–13 notes margin of error about 3 points.
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Efficiency marks U S farmers outpace Soviets in milk and meat
United States leads in agricultural efficiency with higher milk and grain output. U S milk production may rise to 62.5 million tons while the Soviet Union reaches about 99 million, using far more cows for only modest gains. Global meat and poultry totals rise, with China and the U S dominating outputs.
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Administration Tries To Save Trade Relations
Washington turns to Japan to calm protectionist momentum as envoys urge Prime Minister Nakasone to open markets. Tokyo hints at April 9 package of market-opening measures while telecom talks serve as a test case for broader access.
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Eye On Food Safety Too Narrowsighted
Washington health experts argue focus on chemical additives is excessive. They warn about broader risks like tobacco, diet, sodium, fats, and insufficient labeling while urging a national nutritional policy and clearer information on processed foods.
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Kennedy Reclaims Leader Role in Democratic Party
Ted Kennedy reemerges as a central figure in the Democratic debate on the party’s future. In New York and Washington, he urged reform of liberal programs and signaled a potential 1988 presidential bid, stressing a need to reclaim hope and redefine the party’s image amid Reagan-era pressures. He positioned himself at the heart of the intra party struggle, aiming to shape policy and leadership.
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