Majority of Americans Favor Rock Yet Wary on Its Influence
A Media General AP poll of 1462 adults shows 56 percent like rock and 51 percent believe it harms children. Sixty percent back warning labels and 55 percent favor ratings similar to movies, with support strongest among nonfans. Major ears and industry debates noted.
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Record Industry Association of America
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Media General AP
Americans Give Media High Credibility Marks
A Times Mirror Gallup survey finds Americans rate newspapers and broadcast stations highly for believability though many remain critical of media performance. Cronkite 92, Jennings 90, Rather 89, Brokaw 88 percent. Reagan 68 percent.
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Public View Of Media Shows Mixed Trust And Bias
A poll finds 79 percent believe news media care about quality of work and 72 percent call it highly professional, with 78 percent saying media fair to Reagan and 52 percent feeling media stand up for America. Negative views include 53 percent invade privacy and 45 percent say media biased.
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Machine ton blend price list entry
A catalog line shows several prices for a machine ton blend with figures including 17.99 7.99 9.99 59.99 and 90.00 plus an 170 by 84 inch item and a value 0.11.99. The fragment reads like an inventory or advertisement entry with numeric pricing.
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