Editorial travelogue from Moscow and reflections on news bias
A writer recounts a two week trip through Moscow Helsinki Visalia and Berlin noting International Women's Day Soviet culture and environmental concerns. She describes the Bolshoi opera the glasnost era and comparisons between American and Soviet life while criticizing TV news practices and newsroom bias.
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Radon and federal action in environmental policy debate
Houston political scientist Charles T. Rubin argues in a 1986-87 Olin Foundation fellowship essay that radon illustrates limits of federal environmental intervention. He compares radon risks to drowning, critiques EPA zeal to eliminate natural radon from drinking water, and warns against a zero risk society, urging measured venting over overreach.
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Paul Harvey News Bowels of democracy commentary
Commentary by Paul Harvey published by Los Angeles Times Syndicate in 1987. The brief note frames a political theme about democracy, author and syndicate attribution.
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