Confidence in State Government Grows
Pallster Louis Harris notes governors hear growing confidence in state government while the public views federal government dimly. People feel closer to state government, not from proximity but from feeling their wishes are heard. The piece argues representation relies on elected officials using good judgment with available information, not on constant home polling.
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Pallster
Louis Harris
Harris
Washington D.C
Union
National Hall of Congress
Congress
Jerry Brown
Inherited mutual funds and shifting investor goals
Sylvia Porter reports on the lack of awareness among heirs of mutual funds about the funds' objectives. John R. Haire, head of Anchor Corp., notes many inherited shares follow original owners' aims, not new beneficiaries. The piece outlines fund objectives and suggests guidelines for investors based on marital status and income.
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John R. Haire
Anchor Corp
U.S
Haire
Who Should You Invest In A Guide To Mutual Funds
The article outlines fund choices for different investor profiles, from single high growth seekers to married families, married with dependents, and older savers. It discusses fund types like growth, blue-chip, income, and money market options, plus inheritance considerations, switching funds, diversification, and leveraging shares.
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Yauis
Haire
Patron saint of losers Ambrose Burnside profile
A compact portrait of Ambrose E. Burnside, Civil War general and famed chronic loser, detailing his career, including Antietam, Burnside breech loader, sideburns origin, and the infamous Ford's Theatre moment when Lincoln was assassinated, with wry reflection on his perpetual misfortune.
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Ambrose E. Burnside
Burns
Abraham Lincoln
Ambrose
Carolina
Antietam
Burnside
McClellan
Richmond
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
ABC Dominates Olympic Week With Large National Audiences
Nielsen data show ABC led last week with seven Olympic nights averaging over 16.8 million homes each. Nadia Comaneci boosted ratings on Thursday and Wednesday, while CBS and NBC trailed with 8.6 million and 7.5 million homes respectively. The top non sports program was a repeat M A S H episode on CBS.
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Los Angeles
ABC
CBS
NBC
Nadia Comaneci
Romania
Nielsen
Comaneci
Journal warcames readers ink myth verses
Letters printed in the journal show writers must sign with full names and be typewritten. The policy requires writers to send signed pieces within about 300 words and edited content to AP standards.
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Warcames
The Real Pat Moynihan by Jack Anderson
Portrait of Daniel Patrick Moynihan as abrasive yet charming. The piece recalls his Harlem roots and Hell's Kitchen upbringing, his blunt Nixon era rhetoric, and a brief United Nations ambassadorship. It notes his confrontational style in interviews at the Democratic convention and critiques of foreign policy questions.
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New York City
Hell’s Kitchen
Toffs
Harvard
Moynihan
Jimmy Carter
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Meade
Ulysses S. Grant
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Henry W. Halleck
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