Colleges Spend More on Administration Per Dollar of Instruction
A 1984-85 federal survey shows colleges and universities allocated 20 cents of every dollar to institutional support, up from 17.7 cents in 1974-75, with growth in non teaching professionals on payrolls and fewer clerical roles. Eva C. Galambos notes rising admin costs as institutions emphasize non instructional staff. A separate PBS Descriptive Video Service debuts next week, adding narrated action and lighting details for blind and visually impaired viewers via nine stations led by WGBH Boston. more outlets expected by year end.
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Washington
Department of Education
Eva C. Galambos
Atlanta
Public Broadcasting Service
Eugene O’neill
American Playhouse
WGBH
Boston
WETA
Washington, D
WCBB
Lewiston
Maine
WNET
New York
WXXI
Rochester
N.Y
WVIZ
Cleveland
WBGU
Bowling Green
Ohio
KERA
Dallas
WMVS
Milwaukee
Bruce Christiansen
PBS
Libya raid review amid unclear anti terrorism impact
Washington officials say almost two years after the U S retaliatory air raid on Libya analysts remain uncertain if the strike reduced Libyan sponsorship of terrorism Secretary of State George P Shultz said the raid sent a message to Col Muammar Gadhafi and others involved in financing training and arming terrorists He asserted solid evidence Libya was behind the April 1986 West Berlin discotheque bombing despite new German evidence implicating Syria. A separate FTC action halted weight loss claims for Dream Away diet pills and froze assets of four companies and three individuals involved in its sale naming Kingsbridge Marketing Frank E Robinson Highcliff Nurti Marketing Vista Advertising Mel Korey and Steve Korey
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U.S
Libya
George P. Shultz
Col
Muammar Gadhafi
Gadhafi
Shultz
West Berlin
West Germany
Syria
Reagan
Libyan People’s Bureau
East Berlin
Tripoli
Federal Trade Commission
Federal District
Arizona
FTC
Kingsbridge Media and Marketing Inc
Frank E. Robinson
van Nuys
Calif
Highcliff Inc
Nurti Marketing
Vista Advertising
Mel Korey
Steve Korey
Scottsdale
Ariz
Bush Son Files to Enter South Carolina GOP Primary
Marvin Bush and former Congressman Tommy Hartnett filed the papers to place Vice President George Bush on the South Carolina primary ballot. Marvin Bush stressed his father's strong ties to the state and the importance of its voters. The report notes the IRS Problem Resolution Program needs improvements per a congressional GAO study.
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Columbia
S.C
George Bush
South Carolina
Bush
Marvin Bush
South
Tommy Hartnett
GOP
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
General Accounting Office
Congress
Arctic Comprise Signed In Talks With Canada
In Ottawa, U S Secretary of State Shultz and Canadian Foreign Minister Clark reached agreements on Arctic navigation extradition and counter terrorism while preserving Canadian sovereignty claims over the Northwest Passage. They also differed on acid rain and nuclear submarine deployment remained unsettled.
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Ottawa
United States
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Joe Clark
Canada
Northwest Passage
Atlantic
Pacific
China Rejects Soviet Offer For Summit
China says no high level meeting with the Soviet Union while Vietnamese troops stay in Cambodia. Deng Xiaoping set preconditions including Vietnam withdrawal and reflected changes in stance on Afghanistan and border strength. Gorbachev’s first Chinese interview notes growing exchanges and says objective conditions exist for a summit.
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Beijing
China
Cambodia
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Outlook
Alexei N. Kosygin
Chou Enlai
Mao Tse-tung
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Deng Xiaoping
Vietnam
Kampuchea
Afghanistan
Deng
Gorbachev
U N Official Barred From Gaza Camp Riot Toll Rises
A U N deputy secretary general Marrack Goulding was barred from Jabaliya refugee camp in Gaza while a general strike and rioting spread through the occupied territories. In Hebron and Gaza, clashes left multiple dead as riots continued since December 8.
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Gaza City
Occupied
Gaza Strip
U.N
Occupied Territories
West Bank
Jerusalem
Palestine Press Service
Hebron
Israel Radio
Sair
Marrack Goulding
Jabaliya
Eight Missing After Iraqi Planes Hit Tanker Near Iran
In the central Persian Gulf Iraqi warplanes attacked the 74,010-ton United Venture near Lavan Island, setting it ablaze and causing eight crewmen to go missing. The ship, likely Singaporean crew, carried Iranian petroleum products and was en route south. Mubarak arrived in Qatar amid Gulf talks on Iran threats while Kuwait and Syria discussions continued. Separately, Loyd's reported the Iranian supertanker Khark 3 struck near Kharg Island during the same period.
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Manama
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Qatar
Gulf Arab States
Mubarak
Kuwait
Syria
Iran
United Venture
Lavan Island
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad Al-Thani
Doha International
Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah
Traq
Loyd
London
Kharg Island
Kurds Seize French Consulate in Amsterdam Protest
About 400 Kurds occupied the French Consulate in Amsterdam to protest claims Kurdish nationalists murdered a West German diplomat in Paris. Staff were blocked from leaving but not held hostage. protesters said they were unarmed and listed demands. The spokesman denied responsibility for the Paris shooting.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Paris
Delil
Siegfried Wielsouetz
Nofziger Jurors Questioned in Conflict of Interest Trial
Prospective jurors in the Lyn Nofziger case are being asked about alleged Reagan administration wrongdoing. Potential juror Anne Puckett notes allegations of corruption may affect impartiality as Judge Flannery seeks jurors who can set aside Iran Contra views.
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Flannery
Nofziger
Classifieds and service desk contact numbers
A brief listing of contact numbers for subscriptions advertising and customer service. Includes 649-5316 for subscriptions and customer service, 649-1555 for classified ads, and 648-2311 for display ads and news ideas. Operating hours noted as 5:30 p.m. to 7 on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday
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Israel
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Shai Ben Yosef
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Rabin
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Khan Yunis
U.N. Security Council
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
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Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
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Alken
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