Home video recorders change how people watch TV
The home video recorder or VCR lets viewers tape programs while watching another channel and play back premade shows. Prices range from about 700 to 1500 dollars with gadgets from Betamax and VHS camps, and many buyers are night workers seeking flexible viewing options.
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A Berry's World-style note discusses a boxing program featuring historical bouts and the idea that home video could grow as people stay home during tight finances. A deck salesman predicts demand may rise for home entertainment options as times get tougher.
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Iowans May Face Rifle Permit Car Carry Changes
Des Moines report notes Iowans could obtain permits to carry loaded rifles or shotguns in their cars, with applications requiring careful consideration. The AP article discusses potential policy shifts and the implications for firearm transport in motor vehicles.
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