Englishwoman Mary Whitehouse says guardians win battle against permissive media
Mary Whitehouse reports progress in her 13 year campaign to curb what she calls permissive media. Her National Viewers and Listeners Association claims 30 000 members and cites TV network reviews and university debates as signs the tide has turned toward traditional values.
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Newspaper ads set record high in 1977 revenue forecast
San Francisco UPI says the Newspaper Advertising Bureau projects a 10 percent rise in 1977 advertising revenues for U S daily newspapers reaching a record level. President Jack Kauffman forecasts gains across all major ad categories with national ads up about 13 percent and total revenues surpassing last year’s record by at least one billion dollars.
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First Lady backs mental illness inclusion in Medicare programs
First Lady Rosalynn Carter urged Medicare and Medicaid financing for mental illness at a public hearing of the President's Commission on Mental Health. Testimony highlighted rural and Appalachian areas needing funds and noted abuses in migrant labor camps affecting mentally ill workers. The commission plans a preliminary report to the President by September 1 citing hearings in Philadelphia Nashville Tucson and San Francisco.
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