AMA Backs Abolition of Corporal Punishment in Schools
The American Medical Association voted to oppose corporal punishment in schools, calling it ineffective and risky. The policy, approved by the 370-member House of Delegates, aligns with other groups like the National Education Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics in opposing paddling as a disciplinary method. Critics note teachers favor it, but AMA cites lack of behavioral improvement and seeks well grounded study and alternatives.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Board of Trustees
House of Delegates
Association of
Doctors
Claire Wolfe
Ohio
National Education Association
National Committee For Prevention of Child Abuse
The
American Academy
Cult murder hunt prompt Toledo search for bodies
In Lucas County Ohio deputies probe a possible satanic cult after a woman reported children slain in rituals. Bulldozers and volunteers dig at sites in Spencer Township while officials warn no remains are yet found and caution over hoax theories.
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Toledo, Ohio
Kirk Surprise
Lucas County
James Telb
Telb
Spencer Township
Lawful violence linked to rape findings stir debate
Western states show highest levels of legitimate violence and rapes per 100000, with the Northeast lowest. Researchers Murray Straus and Larry Baron link a social climate that accepts force to ends with broader acceptance of violence, noting four top rape states also rank high in legitimate violence.
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N.H
Northeast
Murray Straus
University of New Hampshire
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Yale University
Larry Baron
National Guard
Straus and Baron
South
Nevada
Florida
Colorado
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Kentucky
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Iowa
Maine
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Wyoming
Family Research Laboratory
GOP leadership conference opens in Grand Rapids
Midwestern Republicans converge on Grand Rapids for a three day leadership conference with speeches by likely GOP contenders George Bush Robert Dole and Jack Kemp. Organizers warn about polarization over the 1988 presidential race while stressing the need to elect legislators and governors.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
GOP
George Bush
Robert Dole
Jack Kemp
Peter Secchia
Michigan
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