Ranfret forecasts worsening New York state deficit
Economist and GOP candidate Pierre Ranfret warned of a 3 to 5 billion dollar deficit next year, urging a frozen state budget with no tax increases, forceful spending cuts, and no new taxes while predicting 1991 revenue gains from a recovering economy.
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New York
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Psychologist links risk factors to imagined subliminal suicide cue
In Reno a psychiatrist testifying for the defense described how two fans of Judas Priest who shot themselves faced multiple risk factors. He cited personality disorders drug and alcohol abuse dysfunctional families and emotional problems as potential precursors to suicide, while the plaintiffs contested his relevance and the subliminal message claim.
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Reno
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Donald Lunde
Stanford University
Lunde
Raymond Belknap
James Vance
CBS Records
Judas Priest
Belknap
Vance
Common interests linked to more frequent sex in marriage
University of Florida sociologist Denise Donnelly analyzed 5,292 married couples and found that shared activities outside the bedroom were the strongest predictor of sexual frequency next to youth. Violent marriages showed higher intercourse rates, possibly due to honeymoon periods after conflicts or broader expressions of behavior. Cohabitation before marriage also correlated with more active sex. Income education race and residence had no bearing.
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University of Florida
Denise
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No litmus test on abortion shapes Souter pick
The president defended his choice of David Souter, saying he would interpret the Constitution and not legislate from the bench. Critics cited Souter’s past rulings on birth defects and abortion as areas of concern.
Nomination of an unknown may be difficult to challenge
President Bush selects David Souter for the Supreme Court. He is a New Hampshire judge with a record not yet tested on abortion or other litmus issues. Conservatives are wary but hopeful as the Senate moves to review his judicial history and positions.
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Washington
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