Worries rise over interest rates imperiling recovery
Washington AP report shows chief economic adviser Martin Feldstein warning rising rates could slow or derail the economic rebound. He notes deficits near 200 billion annually, with parts of industry operating far below capacity, even as rates climb and a broader recovery remains uneven.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Martin Feldstein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
Feldstein
New superintendent forging path at C.R. schools
Harold Guthrie evaluates district progress as the new C.R. school chief makes his mark. Page 17A notes leadership changes and early initiatives shaping policy and classroom focus.
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Harold Guthrie
C.R
Season Begins As Flies Enter Screen Test Cycle
The note hints at a seasonal rise in fly activity during filming or testing periods. It suggests a lighthearted look at insects as part of production routines, with no further details on people or events.
Cranston pulls stunning Wisconsin straw poll upset
California senator Alan Cranston won a surprising Wisconsin Democratic straw poll in Milwaukee, capturing 38.8 percent (789 votes) and toppling front-runner Walter Mondale who finished second. Gary Hart placed third as Mondale faced new questions about his base strength.
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Los Angeles Times Service
Milwaukee
Alan Cranston
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Walter F. Mondale
Gary Hart
Colorado
Cranston
Mondale
Hart
Sunday Spotlight 50 years of sneaking into theaters in car trunks
The piece recalls the 1933 start of drive-in theaters with Richard Hollingshead Jr and the first show at the R H Hollingshead Jr Theater. It notes прgression to a 50th anniversary, rising land values, and the decline of drive-ins as developers buy land.
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William E. Geist
New York Times Service
New York
Richard Hollingshead Jr
Hollingshead
R.H. Hollingshead Jr
Admiral Wilson Boulevard
Camden
N.J
Frances Smith
Thatcher reshapes Cabinet with more rightward tilt
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher dismissed Foreign Secretary Francis Pym and other moderates as she reassigns 12 major posts to allies. The reshuffle trims the cabinet to 21, reflecting party-wide opinions and rewarding supporters of her economic agenda. Geoffrey Howe becomes foreign secretary, replacing Pym, amid broader shifts after the Conservative landslide.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Francis Pym
Thatcher
House of Commons
Pym
Geoffrey Howe
William White
Reagan Clears the Air on Environment Policy
President Reagan argues in a radio address that critics distort his environmental record and that the nation is healthier and more beautiful each year. He defends a strong policy that protects health, preserves resources, notes improved park maintenance and increased federal wilderness areas, and supports Interior Secretary James Watt.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
James Watt
Strawberry Days Celebrates with Berry Themed Parade Event
Jean Cannon of Strawberry Point Drug wore a Strawberry Shortcake costume for the Strawberry Days festival. The celebration continues today offering free berries and ice cream from 1 to 3 p.m. at the fire station along with a chicken barbecue carnival and ball games.
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Jean Cannon
Strawberry Point Drug
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