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DISPATCHES | Issue: "Down Syndrome = Death Sentence?" January 18, 1997

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Some people say there's not enough generosity to take care of all needs; therefore, we need government. That proposition differs little from saying that if people do not give enough voluntarily, then government intimidation, threats, and coercion should be used to take their money. Good people must ask if that proposition should serve as the foundation for a moral society.

Syndicated columnist WALTER WILLIAMS.

We're on a one-game winning streak.

Freshman basketball player DAWAN BOXLEY of the Rutgers-Camden Pioneers, after his team snapped a five-year, 117-game losing streak by defeating Bloomfield College 77-72.

The good times of the holidays are over, all the good spirits went up the chimney. People have come back down to earth and they say, 'Well, let's get on with our lives.'

Divorce lawyer RAOUL FELDER, a New York attorney with 37 years' experience in the field of divorce, who says January is the leading month for divorces in the United States.

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