The Joy and Fear of New Motherhood Across Days
Nancy Kelton explores the push and pull of motherhood through intimate daily moments with her daughter Emily. The piece traces longing for solitude, shared joy, and the fear of living vicariously, culminating in a tearful, tender realization of the complex, enduring bond between mother and child.
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Tice
Nancy Kelton
Florida
Emily
Puerto Rico weighs statehood vote amid economic risks
Puerto Rico leaders debate ending the commonwealth as Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo backs a 1981 plebiscite on statehood if re-elected in 1980. Critics warn a statehood push could delay investment, threaten the economy, and provoke a Congress fight while independence carries loss of Social Security, food stamps, duty free access, and defense.
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United Nations
United States
Carlos Romero Barcelo
Romero
Puerto Rico
U.S
Alaska
Hawaii
Bureau of
Puerto Rican Affairs
State Department
Interior Department
Illinois fair employment meeting underscores civil rights funding
Springfield hosts a reception for the Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission on the 29th floor vista room. Legislators heard that a court ruling threatens many pending discrimination cases, while debates over funding and the commission's authority continued amid calls to pursue systematic discrimination and cancel state contracts.
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Springfield
Ilinois Fair Employment Practices Commission
Illinois Prairie
Commission
Carol Frederick
Chicago
Rafshoon to Aid Carter in Communications Push
Gerald Rafshoon, a former Atlanta ad executive, joins President Carter as assistant for communications to bolster the president’s image amid slipping approval ratings. Rafshoon says he will avoid hucksterism while clarifying administration goals to the public.
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Gerald Rafshoon
Atlanta
Carter
Rafshoon
Royalton Bicentennial Committee Receives Community Salute
The Royalton Bicentennial Committee formed over three years ago earned praise for a week of activities enjoyed by all ages. They kept sponsoring events after the bicentennial year, bringing the Air Force Blues to Royalton in November 1976 and planning a German Fest for 1976 funds. Attendance and results varied as planners pressed on into 1977 homecoming efforts.
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Royalton
Air Force Blues
Scott Air Force Base
U.S. arms exports to secret police questioned
Article by Martha Angle and Robert Walters outlines U S weapons shipments to undemocratic regimes and secret police. It cites 8 700 M 16 rifles to Thailand and 30 000 tear gas grenades to Pakistan along with other gear. The piece notes licensing rules and bills on Capitol Hill to curb sales and quotes opposition from President Carter.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Ee Assn
Washin
Middle East
America
U.S
United States
The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ington
Commerce Department
South Africa
Capitol Hill
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
House
Dick Clark
Iowa
Senate
Royalton cancels 1978 homecoming amid low turnout
Barbara Humphrey laments the cancellation of the Royalton village 1978 homecoming planned for August 3-5 after a May 20 spaghetti supper raised funds but drew little participation. Town volunteers, who cooked and distributed meals, express disappointment at the community’s lack of support.
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Royalton
Barbara Humphrey
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