Fundamental Law and Faith in North Carolina School Case
The Raleigh dispute pits state authority over private Christian schools against First Amendment protections. The North Carolina plan would regulate teacher certification and curriculum, while the churches argue licensing clamps church education. The author sides with the schools, urging the injunction be denied as entangling church and state.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Zeus
Olympus
Raleigh
N. C
U. S. Supreme Court
State Department of Education
Wisconsin
Ohio
North Carolina
Kent Kelly
Southern Pines
Kelly
Richmond Lattimore
Mid-summer Dream Ends With Summer Safari
The piece laments the shrinking summer and the approach of Labor Day. It contrasts the lingering heat with the looming school chores and fall fashions, urging one last summer escape before routines begin.
The British Experiment and its NHS Lesson
The 30th anniversary of Britain’s socialized NHS is critiqued as costly and misaligned with its utopian aims. The piece argues rising costs, waiting lists, limited access, and stalled modernization show socialized medicine harms public health and finances, warning U S advocates.
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Britain
National Health Service
NHS
Jimmy Carter
Teddy Kennedy
Beveridge
Aneurin Bevan
Welch
David Owen
Harry Schwartz
The
New York Times
U.S
Conservatives And Business A Divorce Is In The Works
A long factional split unfolds in the 95th Congress as conservatives clash with big business over campaign money and subsidies. Leaders like Sen. Paul Laxalt and Rep. Robert Dornan condemn corporate influence, while deregulation moves reveal deeper tensions between free enterprise goals and industry interests.
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Washington
Robert F. Dornan
California
Paul Laxalt
Rnev
Chamber of Commerce
Ogden
Utah
Laxalt
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
James L. Buckley
New York
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Orrin G. Hatch
Hatch
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Aging And Growth Of Science By Joe Bageant
An in depth column surveys humanity’s quest against aging. It cites Harvard’s Carroll Williams and University College London’s Alex Comfort predicting future life extension, notes U S funding via the National Institute on Aging, and highlights optimistic forecasts from researchers about curing cancer and extending lifespan. It frames aging research as a rising, transformative field supported by science and funding.
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Carroll Williams
Harvard University
Alex Compfort
The
Medical Research Council
University College In
London
Williams
Gerald Fienberg
Columbia University
Clive M. McCay
Cornell
Monsanto Company
Roy Walford
National Institutes of Health
Ponce-de-Leon
U.S
National Institute On Aging
NIA
Johan Bjorksten
Albert Rosenfield
Saturday Review
Tists
Galileo
Hiroshima
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Roy E. Potts III
Eugene P. Miler
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Kent St
Winchester
Thomas T. Byrd
Alan Ehrenhalt
Congressional Quarterly
By Joe Bageant
Star
Bageant
Terrence
Dennis McKenna
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