Teens Need Help Understanding Sex Education Debate
The Chronicle Telegram argues for age appropriate sex education in schools, balancing technical birth control details with emotional risks. It calls for abstinence as the sure path, notes teenage confusion, and urges teaching about changes, dangers, and values to help youths become healthy adults.
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Israel in Iran arms deal raises questions over TOW missiles
A February Customs telex claims three Israeli officers sought an end user certificate to ship 10,000 U S made TOW missiles to Iran via Grand M A Ltd in New York, with Switzerland as a venue for negotiations. It cites Israeli involvement and notes Italy sought details, while officials dispute any sale and the outcome remains unclear. The Tower Commission later said Israel pressed an Iranian arms dealer at critical points in the U S led talks.
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Grim forecast of US debt doom and political blame
A wary review argues the United States has run up debt by borrowing to fund growth and that eventual repayment will force painful choices. The piece critiques deficit politics, notes welfare and defense as top costs, and praises Reagan for budget fights but doubts broad cuts are possible. It closes warning that disaster may be unavoidable, urging vigilance.
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Racism and the Move Toward Renomination in Philadelphia
A fierce opinion arguing the Supreme Court's ruling on death penalty legality ignores racial bias in applications, and denounces Philadelphia mayor W. Wilson Goode for allowing the MOVE bombing. The piece claims black voters support Goode by skin color and calls out alleged double standards among civil libertarians.
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Pendulum shifts toward tighter regulation of business
A critique of rising regulation as the Reagan era and corporate excesses draw public ire. The piece cites LTV, General Motors, Wall Street, and defense contractors amid calls for reform. It argues both parties and business leaders share fault for the current push toward stronger government oversight.
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