The Christmas season is a time for children — and also a time to explode the myth of the alleged population explosion. Our birthrate today is only two children per family. We have already reached Zero Population Growth, and the birth rate is still … [Read more...] about POPULATION EXPLOSION
THE PRAYER AMENDMENT
It has been eleven years since the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision banning prayers from public schools, but it still is a mystery how any judge could say that prayer violates the First Amendment, when all that Amendment says is that … [Read more...] about THE PRAYER AMENDMENT
Meditations on Morality — December 1973
CRIME IN SCHOOLS
Just a few years ago, the principal problems on the college campuses and in the schools were demonstrations, sit-ins, and property destruction of the burn-down-the-ROTC-building variety. Today, the principal problem is violent crime: murder, rape, … [Read more...] about CRIME IN SCHOOLS
Pennsylvania and Colorado Courts Prove ERA Takes Away Rights From Wives — November 1973
MORALITY IN SCHOOLS
The recent horrible crime in Boston, when six youths poured gasoline over a 24-year-old woman and burned her to death, is proof again that many of our young people do not believe in the Ten Commandments and are not morally educated enough to live in … [Read more...] about MORALITY IN SCHOOLS
Women’s Lib Suppresses Freedom of Press — October 1973
A TELEVISION WIDOW
The first days of fall not only bring bountiful harvests and beautifully-colored leaves, but they also bring televised football and televised pennant and world series baseball. On all fall and winter weekends, I am a sports widow. My husband and … [Read more...] about A TELEVISION WIDOW
THE SUPREME COURT
One of the most encouraging pieces of legislation passed by Congress this year was the authorization of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, Not only will this help to supply more gasoline to meet the increasing demand, but the bill contained a provision which … [Read more...] about THE SUPREME COURT
ERA Won’t Help Women In Education — September 1973
