Dan Rather critiques salary while preferring print standards
CBS anchor Dan Rather says he is paid more than his worth but will not disclose his salary in a Playboy interview. He notes the value of network news for informed viewers and compares print journalism’s traditions to television reporting.
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Bald bets Concord mayor a rickshaw ride for stop smoking
Mayor Bald of Somersworth pledged to give Concord Mayor Coeyman a rickshaw ride as a wager on the Great American Smokeout. He searched for a working vehicle but found it unavailable and said he would seek another method if needed. Coeyman did not smoke on November 17 and has not since.
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Jenrette haunted by Abscam conviction memories
Former congressman John Jenrette now sells floor tile in Boca Raton Florida and says Abscam memories haunt him. He awaits sentencing within weeks while peers have been sentenced. his appeal could delay until 1987. The Justice Department seeks the maximum three years.
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Natalie Wood’s mother dismisses tabloid marriage rumors
Marie Gurdin urged fans to ignore sensational reports about Natalie Wood’s marriage to Robert Wagner. Speaking at St. Sophia Cathedral during a memorial marking Wood’s death anniversary, she called the gossip untrue and praised her daughter as a wonderful child.
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Man tapes torn ticket claims NJ lottery jackpot
Joseph Wyatt said he taped together a torn Thanksgiving Pick-6 ticket and claimed a 1.6 million dollar prize. Lottery officials confirmed the ticket was valid after a quick validation, making him the first winner to reconstruct a torn ticket.
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Computers may one day emulate human emotions says Minsky
MIT professor Marvin Minsky, originator of artificial intelligence, tells Psychology Today that machines could be programmed to imitate emotions and even possess thinking. He notes current limits but foresees tasks like anger could be engineered once a chosen set of emotions is defined.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Psychology Today
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