Pregnancy Bills Viewed as Harmful for Economy and Employers
A historical critique argues H.R. 6075 and S. 995 would impose federal interference on pregnancy benefits, raise costs by over a billion dollars, and shift expenses to employers and employees in contributory plans. It warns of extended disability claims and forced pregnancy leave and coverage beyond typical medical needs, challenging Supreme Court precedent in Gilbert v. General Electric. The piece urges minimal federal involvement and questions the bills' necessity.
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Lindy Salute Honors Lindbergh Fifty Years Later
Tonight a Conventina Center dinner lauds Charles A Lindbergh for landing Spirit of St Louis in Paris on May 21 1927 and ushering modern aviation amid Armed Forces Day observances saluting military airmen and world progress in flight history.
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Lindy" Lindbergh
Conventina Center
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The Light is Proud Jot with the Air Forests Relation
A fragment notes a relation between the Air Forests and Texas, with a lifting or praiseful tone about light or illumination. The readable text hints at a literary or poetic line rather than a clear news event. Further detail is unreadable in the fragment.
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Texas
Brooklyn College Professor Faces Dismissal Over CIA Debriefing
John P. Roche recalls a Brooklyn College political science incident where professor Michael Selzer faced potential dismissal after a CIA debriefing discussion arose. Colleagues argued outside employment threatens academic integrity while Selzer and others defended openness and engagement with national security matters.
Buckley on Conservatives and Marijuana in New York
William F Buckley Jr critiques the Conservative Party of New York for opposing a proposed marijuana reform bill arguing for decriminalization and highlighting rising concerns about marijuana as a public policy issue. The piece cites Selphin Maltese and Dr Nicholas Pace while noting penalties and historical shifts in public opinion regarding marijuana.
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Reform Needed Not Tighter Marijuana Laws
The piece argues that harsher penalties do not deter marijuana use and compares such laws to failed prohibition. It cites New York penalties for small amounts and suggests a diversion approach like Sacramento’s programs where youths charged with possession undertake a drug information course.
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