Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 31, 1990, Page 9, Image 9

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    SOVIETS
Continued from Page 7
it well. whi< h is nut the case she said In the
t'nited States 'it's inadequate It doesn't start
soon enough, and it’s not comprehensive
enough
\\ idof) s newsletters aim to make the topic of
sexuality more comfortable foi adults to disc 11ss
w ith their children
The home is an appropriate plaie to hegm
improving such tomnmnit at ion. she said In the
Soviet 1 nion. the home max be the only pla< e to
leceix e sex education
"Parents are willing to deal with it. hut thex
are looking for some help \Y idol I said.
Widoff's program provides basic information
on children's sexual development, along with
strategies tor appropriately answering common
questions
Focusing on how to commit nit ate rather than
on what to i ouununn ate allows flexibility for et
tective sex education tor parents ot varying bar h
grounds. i ultures and religions
The newsletters haw been translated and
about .">( 1,0(10 were original lx ex peeled to be print
ed by this time However, a paper shortage has
postponed public at ion until August, she said
When thex are printed thex will lie sold to
raise money for the Soviet t children's Fund a
non-profit, non-governmental organization that
was established two years ago.
BOMB
Continued from Page 1
In tin' protect
(Hum and \uvit k -.lid the him w as r hKi’»•<! w itli inai
i ur.ii ms
(:u ini’ I i" S,- ill.it ii s i mil Hu'ill nt .mnlhi'i him on the
pro jet I "Iliroshrffia ivji. the i rime and llns film.was
thi> punishment \uvuk said tins film had equal
merit
I i an I think that a single tiling that I saw in this lillil
was ai i urate \uvii k said
Hnth agreed there was no dissent or crisis nt run
sc unis at 1 ns Mailtos among the si lentist
S/illurd, a projet t leader in l hit ago, i irmilated a peti
tion hut it was quelled Nn\ ii k said ( Hum said all anti
arms petition he circulated at the t.tfd Aiimvei s.u v in
I .ns Alamos was also quelled
During the war 'll is true we were taught tip in a
strange situatinn. almost a si lu/npluenn situation
(Hum said llie problem we have todav however is
apalin in response to pluses I’rul Dennis (lilbert s
(|iiestioli ahniil what we mav learn hum their evpen
erne
lllele IS .1 kind III ,1 w.ll ps\c tins 1 s and the monte I!
turn nt the event keeps voi: gntng \nvn k .aid
When (he hnuih was dropped on lliroshima we all
|at I .os Mamnsj knew about it ( Hum said l-.\ ervbndv
was ecstatic, evervbodv who had worked so hard Hut
later, he sard, people began In wonder W hat hate
w e done 1
l ire drop on Nagasaki was I he most urn oust mliable
thing (Ins rountr\ has ever linin’ Hiroshima was a!
r• 11f\ m a shambles Ilium ini adding lap,in would
ha\ e surrendered at that point
' \\ i • knew in advani e what a blast of that si/e won hi
do to a i.ity Novit k aid "UV never can sav we didn't
know
\iniii in f itttmtliii IXa lallman asked Ollim whv he
opposed the relent \ui.leat lire /.one i barter amend
menl
i havt devoted a very large portion ol HIV life speak
ini’ against tin' homh he said 1 ohjei ted hei ause I
thought the \iu leal I lee /one petition was a dlsastel
\ had proposition on a good side doesu t help oin
(arise
Anothei pel sou Iroitt the attdieuie (aim e Marshall
asked. \re ire developing new and more terrible
things at I os Alamos '
Aes. Olum said The MX missile tomes from l.os
Mamie. It's a terribly important thing to i ontnuie
fighting (arms deyelopment)
in the philosophy ot mutually assured destrtn lion
we vainly harhor the notion that prat e will break out
(Hum said Aon finally begin to realize that you've
In en killed In that effort 1 here is no Midi thing as a
lugger 1 I Ilf I that will defend you The real tutu horn the
pllhlii seems to lie A es. let's vote hi! a lugger i lull
\nv It k said the putlli.(Is to ahsoi h two messages
t here is no defense against these weapons and anyone
i an make them I Ins message has not gotten .muss
t )lum ns ommeudet! the tilm /Vie llu\ Urn l'rinit\
and the I’HS series (t/ipen/iei/irei as at t urate depii tutus
ol the prnjei I
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