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...also a question of proximity and degree. Pornography, if sold in a book-store or theater, is inaccessible to children. But the Internet brings such material directly into the home; moreover, parents are limited severely in attempts to monitor their children's transactions in this medium. Such a situation cries out for government mediation...
Additionally, he denied that it was his place to monitor all the activities of his hundreds of subcontractors...
...said he will monitor closely trends among students, especially first-year who live closest to Loker Commons...
...pack and start over. He is luring voters from the ranks of weak Dole supporters, undecided voters and even some from Phil Gramm's camp. But Forbes is especially appealing to the upscale and the socially moderate. That is the upshot of the second installment of the TIME/CNN Election Monitor, a poll that returns periodically to the same large sample of people to ask them about their shifting view of the candidates and issues. For this one, 1,117 registered voters who identified themselves earlier as Republicans or as leaning that way were questioned last week about the G.O.P. primary...
...elsewhere, especially in states where his $15 million in advertising has been concentrated, Dole has gained at least enough supporters overall to replace the ones he lost to Forbes. When likely Republican voters were asked whom they would support, 47% said Dole, up a bit from the last Election Monitor in November. But Forbes has become the indisputable second. He is the choice of 17%, a sizable step up from the 4% who picked him before. As for the rest of the G.O.P. field, every one of them is still an et cetera. Phil Gramm 9%, Pat Buchanan 6%, Lamar...