Billboards in schools spark debate over ads in class
Commercial posters bearing ads from Coca Cola and Snickers appear in about 3000 schools in 40 states including Minnesota. Supporters call them creative teaching aids tied to topics like fitness and the Constitution. critics warn they push commercial messages to students.
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Minneapolis
Jennifer Knight
Rosemount High School
St. Paul
Whittle Communications
Donna Cheek
Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh Shut Down Southern Cities
Pravda reports tens of thousands of Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh staged daily strikes and marches since May 23. Demonstrations through Stepanakert and three regional centers disrupted industries and transit while self defense posts emerged amid rising tensions with Azerbaijan.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Stepanakert
Nagorno-Karabakh
Martunin
Mardakert
Askeran
Soviet Republic of
Azerbaijan
Caucasus Mountains
Armenia
Smokers Show Clustering Of Unhealthy Habits Says Study
Government analysis of the 1985 National Health Interview Survey finds heavy smokers snack more and sleep less, while also being more overweight among men who smoke 35 cigarettes daily. Women show similar snack patterns but different overweight rates. The study notes broader risk taking and lifestyle factors among smokers and will be repeated in 1990.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
Charlotte A. Schoenborn
The
Health Statistics Center
Ms. Schoenborn
Soviet Sociologist Urges Mothers to Make Children Primary Mission
Tatyana Zaslavskaya told Tass that working mothers devote about 30 minutes weekly to direct child rearing while men average six minutes. She links high female employment of 94 percent to neglect of parenting and cites concerns over juvenile delinquency and the state’s emphasis on day care and schooling.
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Moscow
Tatyana Zaslavskaya
Tass
Vatican Leaders Meet Ukrainian Catholic Clergy in Moscow
In Moscow, Vatican Secretary of State Agostino Casaroli and Cardinal Willebrands met two Ukrainian Catholic bishops and three priests at a hotel session the Ukrainian delegation called official, lasting 90 minutes. The gathering signals easing church-state tensions under Gorbachev reforms amid Ukraine's largely unregistered church.
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Moscow
Vatican
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Bolshoi Theater
Raisa Gorbachev
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Billy Graham
Arthur Schneier
Appeal of Conscience Foundation of
New York
Agostino Casaroli
Johannes Willebrands
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Ivan Gel
Gorbachev
Ukraine
Stalin
Gel
Safron Kurchaba
Pavlo Vasilik
Sovietskaya
Finland
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Oakdale
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Rosemount High
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Nagorno- Karabakh
Elyria Kiwanis
American Legion
Ohio St
Kiwanis
Safety Town
Salvation Army
Ehanges
RCA
Gemith
Direct
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Aoa Ag
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Crachit
Little Joes
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