Misguided Effort On Equal Rights Amendment Fails In Ten Years
ERA failed yesterday five states short of ratification after a decade long fight. Supporters vow renewal with a new introduction planned in Congress this month. Kansas supporters in Emporia and Topeka will rejoin the effort, citing past ratification in the state. Opponents should counter in legislatures and use voting records rather than protests. The ballot box is faster and more effective.
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Democrats push for simple tax and deficit curb plan
After their Philadelphia midterm conference, Democrats endorse a simplified income tax and a federal budget plan to cut deficits. The stance appears increasingly Republican and faces internal Democrat opposition as the party gears up for campaigns. The piece questions productive voter offers beyond blame.
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TV Tonight Highlights and Prime Time Listings
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Labor Department 1970 Forecasts Revisited In 2020 Hindsight
AP analysis notes 1970 Labor Department forecasts rested on assumptions that failed. It cites Reagan era budget cuts and rising unemployment, arguing misaligned fiscal monetary bets kept growth slow. Critics say private sector rebuilding and high interest rates hinder investment and job gains.
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Fame brings NY buzz to NBC high school saga
AP writer Fred Rothenberg reports Fame filmed in New York after a LA stint. Crew battled congestion as crowds, cops, and merchants disrupted sets in Times Square and Lincoln Center while mayor's office assigned officers for crowd control. The show will weave locations like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Battery Park into 1982 83 episodes.
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Gaining Weight Dear Dr Donahue Question
Reader asks how to gain 15 to 20 pounds while avoiding fat. Advice includes tracking calories, increasing intake, and adding high calorie snacks like peanut butter sandwiches, banana, grape juice, dried fruit, and malted milk to boost daily calories. A Bible verse and prayer are included. Another reader asks about sonograms during pregnancy and is explained as ultrasound image using soundwaves.
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