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Reagan opposes anti-nuclear resolution
House committee asks arms freeze
congressional body to approve a
nuclear freeze resolution over
United Press International congressional Dotty to approve a The committee voted 26-9
WASHINGTON — The nuclear freeze resolution over for the resolution calling on the
House Foreign Affairs Commit- the opposition of President United States and the Soviet Un-
tee Wednesday became the first Reagan. ion to seek “to achieve a mutual
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testing, production and further
deployment” of nuclear
weapons.
Reagan opposed the measure
on grounds it would lock the
Soviets into a superior military
position.
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Seven Republicans voted for
the freeze resolution.
Despite pleas that the nuclear
freeze issue not become a parti
san measure, none of the Demo
crats present voted against the
amendment by Rep. Jonathan
Bingham, D-N.Y.
The nuclear freeze issue lost
its first congressional test last
month when the Senate Foreign
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to reject a similar amendment
just before approving a pro
administration arms control re
solution on May 27.
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Pennsylvania, Millicent Fenwick
of New Jersey, Jim Leach of
Iowa, Arlen Erdahl of Minneso
ta, Toby Roth of Wisconsin,
John LeBoutillier of New York
and Paul Findley of Illinois.
“This is ill-timed, ill-advised,
impractical and not in line with
the realities of the world,” said
Edward Derwinsky, R-Ill., who
spoke for the anti-resolution Re
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Sex education
aids teenagers
researchers sa
United Press International
NEW YORK — A Johns
Hopkins University study says
sex education in schools does
not foster promiscuity and
apparently discourages teen
age pregnancies.
“The data seem to provide
overwhelming support for the
claim that the decision to en
gage in sexual activity is not
influenced by whether or not
teenagers have had sex educa
tion in school,” the resear
chers reported Tuesday.
The study, based on re
search in 1976 and 1979 and
funded by the National Insti
tute of Child Health and Hu
man Development, was done
by professors Melvin Zelnik
and YoungJ. Kim of the Hop
kins Department of Popula
tion Dynamics.
The study also turned up
evidence sex instruction in
schools appears to lessen the
incidence of teenage pre
gnancy.
“Young women who have
had sex education appear less
likely than those who nave not
to become pregnant if they
are sexually active,” Zelnik
and Kim wrote in “Famili
Planning Perspectives,'!
journal of the Alan Gun
macher Institute, a specii!
affiliate of the Planned Pi
rent hood Federation ol
America.
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WASHINGTON — Amid
warnings that high unemploy
ment among black youths could
erupt into urban riots this sum
mer, House Democrats and a
Philadelphia minister are laun
ching two programs intended to
create jobs for disadvantaged
young people.
Key House Democrats began
work Tuesday on a $1 billion
jobs-program bill that would
provide employment for an esti
mated 203,000 people this sum
mer. They sought — but failed
to get — Republican support.
But Rev. Leon Sullivan, a
black minister from Philadel
phia, won bipartisan backing f or
his “Hire One Youth” program.
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