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Belatedly, East European authorities are taking measures to regulate the narcotics flow. Hungary has tightened restrictions governing the distribution of medicines, and Czechoslovakia recently joined in approving a United Nations campaign against drug trafficking. Poland last month declared that it would spend $20 million on combatting drug abuse in 1987...
That potential demand makes some people anxious to see the surrogate practice halted now. "If you regulate it," objects William Pierce, president of the National Committee for Adoption, "that is making a public statement that it's all right. We decided a hundred years ago we didn't want people...
Under the guidelines, Pretoria will be able to regulate the movements of students to prevent fraternization with militants, and to close the schools to nonstudent groups. With new authority to disallow politically objectionable classroom materials, the department is certain to shut down, by police action if necessary, "people's education...
In a speech at Harvard in October, Bennett outlined a simplistic and dangerous vision of higher education in which the job of universities was to impart narrow concepts of Western morality to their students. With his Dallas speech, he has gone a step further: he would also like to see...
"What are we going to regulate next?" he askedthe council, noting that drunk drivers arestatistically more dangerous than smokers.