Classification Abused The CIA Secrecy Critique
The editorial condemns CIA secrecy and its push to criminalize disclosures of classified information. It argues stamping draft legislation Secret undermines democracy, fosters cynicism, and weakens genuine secrecy while exposing innocuous items to public scrutiny.
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CIA
Reagan
Bad Precedent on Tax Rates and School Desegregation
A federal judge in Kansas City orders an $11 million property tax increase to fund desegregation, while critics warn it will push families to suburbs. The piece argues courts overstep elected officials, risking worse outcomes and broader integration challenges.
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Kansas City
Myths Of Protectionism By John Cunniff AP Analyst
AP News analysis questions the belief that tariffs save jobs. White House economists say import restrictions distort employment and raise consumer costs, while potentially fostering slower productivity and higher prices. The piece cites The Economic Report of the President and notes shifts in textile and steel sectors.
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John Cunniff
New York
White House
United States
Memo From Mac on Refund Delays and Goats
Roving editor John McCormally laments IRS processing delays with refunds, noting Kansas City backlog and a May 31 cleanup target, then mocks rumors of destroyed returns and Skeptical calls about government. He jokes about the ASPCA over a unicorn goat tied to Barnum and Bailey, touching on economy and diet shifts.
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John
IRS
Kansas City
Reagan
Lebanon
Washington
U.S
Egger
ASPCA
Barnum and Bailey Circus
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Space Miniseries Blends Fact With Fiction
AP review notes the $32 million 13 hour CBS adaptation of James Michener's Space mixes fact and fancy with drama. The five night broadcast aims to deliver an intelligent, credible romance about America's space era with strong production values and NASA footage alongside synthetic effects.
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Fred Rothenberg
NEW York
CBS
James Michener
America
Space
NASA
Guillain-Barre facts and recovery insights from Dr Donohue
Dear Mrs D R M asks about hereditary risk for Guillain Barré andpolio link. Not inherited. can strike anyone after a mild infection. Paralysis starts in feet legs may reach lungs. some need respirators. Most recover, about three of four fully, a few die. Duration few weeks onset then two to four weeks recovery.
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E.K
TV Tonight Highlights Diverse Movies and Sports Schedule
A late evening of films and programs spans from Hard to Hold and Damien Omen II to Romancing the Stone and Seance on a Wet Afternoon. Sports include USFL San Antonio at Jacksonville and Hagler Hearns coverage, plus, Frontline and Night Tracks offerings.
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