Toyota tops car reliability and Nova sales contrast
Columnist argues Toyota leads in reliability citing insurers and Consumers Union data while noting GM's Chevy Nova mirrors the Corolla but sells with big discounts. He mocks state plans for the School for the Blind and jests about turning it into a legislators’ halfway house. He ridicules horse racing ideas, praises the Kirov Ballet, and defends girls basketball despite preferring no scoring.
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Name Game at Cedar Rapids Airport Mets Title
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport name debate shows little sentiment for renaming. Iowa Today page 8A.
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Borman Quits Piloting Eastern Airlines After Turbulent Run
Former astronaut Frank Borman resigns as chief executive of Eastern Airlines after 11 years in charge. The carrier faced heavy debt, labor strife, and persistent unprofitability, despite Borman averting several crises.
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Elliott Abrams and the rise of a neoconservative wing
The profile portrays Elliott Abrams as a former liberal Democrat who protested the Vietnam War now seen as a leading neoconservative. He champions the Reagan Doctrine, provoking anger and bewilderment among the American left.
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Soviet Dancers Enter U S Ballet Competition in Jackson
The International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi hosts competitors from around the globe, marking its third U S appearance and featuring stars such as Mikhail Baryshnikov and Alexander Gudonov. The event runs June 15 to 28 and introduces entrants from Austria Cuba Israel Singapore Turkey the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia.
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Karaoke: Singing away stress in New York bars
In midtown Manhattan at Hagi and Club Chogi Japanese bars host karaoke sessions where Seiichiro Ohtsuka and other patrons sing along to videos with blue Kanji lyrics. Costs run high with 38.50 for two pints and 80 to 90 for first-time piano-bar guests.
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Dylan Seen With Hasidic Jews Amid Passover Visit
The Daily News reports Bob Dylan, age 45, has spent years living and worshiping with ultra orthodox Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn. He is reportedly studying with Talmudic scholars and is due in New York for a Madison Square Garden concert on July 17, with a return planned afterward.
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