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...voters' overriding concern: the Administration's handling of the economy. In an appearance before the Economic Club of Detroit, Bush offered his clearest prescriptions so far. True, the Baker plan provided little new substance. But viewed as a campaign document rather than as a bold new policy manifesto, Baker's speech at least repositioned Bush as a man with a plan...
...success so far in bringing peace to his troubled homeland of Georgia. Since his return there last March, Shevardnadze has been beset by coup attempts, ethnic rebellions and acts of political terrorism. Seven days after the former Soviet Foreign Minister, now leader of Georgia's State Council, proclaimed a "manifesto" of reconciliation and released political prisoners, armed supporters of ousted President Zviad Gamsakhurdia struck again. They burst in on peace negotiations in the city of Zugdidi and abducted 12 officials...
...demand for women's rights and the bishops' halfway efforts to accommodate it have goaded female traditionalists into action. In 1984, Helen Hull Hitchcock of St. Louis met a few friends to write up a complaint about feminist inroads in the church. Today 50,000 people have endorsed their manifesto, and Hitchcock is the full-time director of Women for Faith & Family. If the left sees the church dominated by oppressive males, Hitchcock contends that "the power structure in the church has been largely subverted by people who no longer accept the very basic dogmas of the faith...
...THEIR ANNUAL Revue spoof edition this year, some Harvard Law review editors included an article titled "He-Manifesto of Post-Mortem Legal Feminism (From the Desk of Mary Doe)," a parody of an article published in the Law Review in March by the late feminist legal scholar Mary Joe Frug...
...authors who penned the parody for the spoof issue, third-year law student Craig B. Coben and Ken Fenyo, called their article the He-Manifesto of Post-Mortem Legal Feminism." Their article was signed, "Mary Doe, Rigor-Mortis Professor...