US Children Seek Early Sex Education, Study Says
An international study reported by Warren E. Leary found American and Canadian youths view the need for earlier sex education. Australian researchers noted North American children lag three years behind Swedish peers and one year behind Australians and Britons in sexual thinking, urging education starting in elementary school to prepare for puberty.
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UAW Urges Policy Overhaul as Automation Hurts Jobs
UAW leader Donald F. Ephlin argues that high tech jobs and retraining fail to solve job loss from automation and offshoring. He calls for fundamental shifts in tax, trade, and economic policy to build a full employment economy, warning robots may threaten up to 40,000 auto jobs by 1990 and as many as 3 million nationwide.
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Publisher files countersuit over governor libel case
Pierre South Dakota AP report notes a $20 million libel lawsuit by Governor Bill Janklow against a publisher, who responds with a countersuit seeking to bar the governor from interfering with sales. The action highlights legal friction between government leadership and press freedom in a high profile case.
Lawsuit Filed Over In the Spirit of Crazy Horse
Viking Penguin Inc. filed a lawsuit Wednesday in U.S. District Court in New York against author John Janklow over the book In the Spirit of Crazy Horse. The case seeks relief related to publication and distribution.
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New York
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