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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1981
Page
5
NBC Shuffles Elevate Tinker to Head Network TV
Grant Tinker named operating head of NBC TV replacing Fred Silverman in a bid to lift quality and ratings. Tinker produced Mary Tyler Moore, Lou Grant, and Dick Van Dyke shows, while Silverman’s ABC spark faded at NBC. Also, John Chancellor replaced by Tom Brokaw and Roger Mudd in NBC news changes. OPEC plans production cut to curb oversupply as non OPEC output grows and Saudi stance wavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Tinker
Nbc-Tv
Tinker
Fred Silverman
Silverman
Mary Tyler Moore
Lou Grant
Dick van Dyke-Moore
CBS
ABC
NBC
RCA
John Chancellor
Tom Brokaw
Roger Mudd
Mudd
France Turns Left
The essay argues that Francois Mitterand won power by detaching his Socialist party from the Communists, presenting a moderate non Communist alternative and ousting centrists. It cautions that adopting socialist policies could threaten France and Western stability, notes Communist ministers in his cabinet mainly keep them from criticising him, and discusses possible effects on Italy and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Thatcher
Ronald Reagan
Israel
Sweden
Francois Mitterand
France
Italy
Spain
United States
Western Europe
Japan
Mitterand
Socialist Party
National Assembly
West
Walkman culture and Krishna case stir public life
George F Will critiques Walkman isolation amid urban noise while recounting a Supreme Court clash over Krishna Consciousness at Minnesota State Fair. He notes the justices’ debates on time, place and manner restrictions and dissents by Brennan Blackmun Marshall and Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
White
Brennan
Blackmun
Marshall
Stevens
Ford
Ronald Reagan
We Can Negotiate With The Russians Says Ray Cromley
Ray Cromley argues Reagan should take a hard line yet be flexible to secure a nuclear treaty with the Soviet Union. He notes Soviet costs, Polish unrest, and a pattern of U.S. concessions, urging a strategy shift to wait for Russian proposals and compromises while appealing to public backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CNF
Reagan
Soviet Union
Ussr
Russia
Poland
Kremlin
Congress
U.S
State Department and Security Council
Watt aims to open federal lands to oil drilling
Interior Secretary James Watt pushes broader federal land access to oil exploration to boost domestic production while critics warn it will fuel theft of billions in royalties. USGS notes 10 percent uncollected annual royalties, citing unverified company data and field mismanagement in Thermopolis and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Watt
U.S. Geological Survey
Uncle Sam
Geological Survey
Watt
George Kinsel
USGS
Thermopolis
Wyo
Kinsel
Themopolis
R.L. Alexander
Newcastle
Alexander
Olympicia
Mickey”’ Davis
Fairmont
W.va
Davis
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Western Avenues
District of Columbia
Maryland
Laurence Olivier
Bach
Airlines
Supreme Court
Ray Cromley
Jack Anderson
Cheat
West Virginia
Wavis
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Roz
Brunowick Sten
Berry's
Hite
William L. Rusher
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