Distaff Duo Tries Favorite TV Role
AP television writer Fred Rothenberg notes Loretta Swit and Tyne Daly star in CBS movie Cagney and Lacey, a breakthrough in female cop roles. The piece contrasts past portrayals with the duo’s buddy dynamic, highlighting dialogue, character clashes, and limited male resistance.
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Poll Finds High Support for School Sex Education
AP-NBC poll of 1,601 adults shows 75 percent approve of sex education in schools with 67 percent saying it promotes a healthy view of sex. Six states plus DC require such courses, Planned Parenthood notes.
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