The Third World Wants News Control and a UN Satellite
An editorial argues that nations in Africa seek government oversight of reporting and a UN satellite to push approved news. It notes Western media groups resist such controls, warning government control breeds public ignorance and citing the U.S. Bill of Rights as protecting press freedom.
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Misdirected Money in a Expanding Senate Office Building
Congress has funded a costly Senate office building, rising from an original 48 million to just over 137 million, illustrating cost overruns amid budget debates. The project, eight years in the making, highlights the irony of shoveling funds into offices while cutting programs for the needy.
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Conservative View In Baltimore Fiasco No One By James J Kilpatrick
Washington reports a coordinated set of White House Conferences on Families staged to push liberal policies. Baltimore’s session adopted 57 resolutions advocating ERA ratification, health care, abortion on demand, and a guaranteed income for families, amid claims of rigged proceedings and conservative infiltration. The piece critiques the conferences as nonrepresentative, orchestration by professionals, and Orwellian in tone, urging readers to withhold endorsement.
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Understanding gait apraxia and its basics
A reader asks about gait apraxia a loss of purposeful movement without paralysis explained with walking as an example. The motor area sends impulses through nerves to leg muscles, enabling the act of walking once learned.
TV Tonight And Now The Walking Apraxia Lesson
A TV guide entry shows a discussion on apraxia where a person understands walking but cannot execute the gait. It notes brain signal breakdown, no paralysis, and that physical therapy aims to relearn movement with varied prognosis. The column includes reader questions about cramps and black tongue with medical explanations.
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