Survey finds free swinging society in Soviet morality
A Leningrad survey shows rising premarital sex adultery and illegitimate births in the Soviet Union. It cites 400000 out of wedlock births annually and argues a sexual revolution is under way alongside shifts since World War II including divorce law liberalization and rising unwed mothers.
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Toth back in L.A. after Moscow stint
Robert Toth, former Moscow correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, arrives in Los Angeles with wife Mrs. Toth and their children Jessica 13 John 7 and Jennifer 9 yesterday.
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Ohio Senate to vote on auto inspection bill today
The Ohio Senate is to vote in a 4 p.m. floor session on a bill mandating annual motor vehicle safety checks tied to registration, replacing random inspections. Sponsored by Len M. Morris Jackson, D Cleveland, the plan would start in 1979 with a $5 inspection fee and 30 days for any repairs. Driving with an invalid sticker could bring up to a $100 fine.
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Saccharin ban may be delayed by new cancer study
UPI reports FDA Commissioner Kennedy says the plan to ban saccharin could be postponed by a couple of months to allow study and comment on a new study linking saccharin to bladder cancer in men. The Lancet study from the National Cancer Institute of Canada prompted calls for delay and further review.
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Journalists at IRE conference report rising public hostility
Bern stein, Farr, and Anderson urged at the IRE meeting in Columbus that public contempt for journalists is growing. Bernstein warned of an " attitude of contempt" amid officials, while Farr and Anderson predicted stricter government pushback. IR E elected Robert Greene president and outlined ethics work alongside a nationwide membership drive.
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Teen Challenge in Miami Faces Theft After Director's Trip
Miami youths program center Teen Challenge in Miami suffers major theft while director Rick Martin was away. Five air conditioners, three refrigerators, a stove, carpeting, paneling, wiring and all furniture disappeared, yet the center's motto remained on the wall. Neighbors report an "everything Must go" sale sign posted soon after Martin left.
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