Classified index and column highlights recap
A compact index shows sections for classified listings and columns, with horseracing features on pages 36 to 37 and obituaries on pages 14 to 15. The page also mentions letters and weather coverage, indicating a structured newspaper layout.
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Delaware County Times page 23 play page tease
The Delaware County Times lists a page 23 play section with regional coverage. It notes home delivery at 90 cents for two weeks and references Zones 1 and 2 for distribution.
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Reagan spends only hours daily in White House reports say
Newsweek quotes unidentified White House aides who claim President Reagan works two to three hours a day. He reportedly arrives after 8 45 a m and leaves by 6 p m with Wednesdays free afternoons. The aides say he rarely in the Oval Office and focuses on reminiscences of his movie days.
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Reagan vacation ends in Los Angeles
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan concluded a California vacation departing from Santa Barbara ranch and arriving in Los Angeles for a three day stay. He stepped from Marine One at about 3 p.m. PDT and did not speak to reporters. The couple planned a private dinner at a Los Angeles hotel and Reagan was set to review speeches for an Illinois address midweek.
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Reagan to Address Carpenters Union at Chicago Convention
Mesmerizing fashion icon Mme Reagan adds four undergarments to her wardrobe as she attends a GOP fundraiser in Chicago before addressing the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America at their 34th general convention. The president plans a Washington return Thursday afternoon. The speech may ease tensions.
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Slow Roll Out for Shuttle Columbia to Launch Pad
Scientists prep for a pre dawn roll out of the space shuttle Columbia from Kennedy Space Center. The craft attached to boosters and a fuel tank will move 34 percent of a mile at a pace near one mph to its oceanside launch pad, aiming to beat potential afternoon storms. The 149 foot tall shuttle and 185 foot tank will reach the pad around 1 pm after a seven hour trek. NASA administrator James Beggs and acting associate administrator Michael Weeks will attend, with shuttle operations director George Page holding a briefing at 11 30 am Monday.
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Sadat signals stepping down after second term in 1982
President Anwar Sadat indicated in his memoirs that he will not seek a third term next year. He urged his people to support the decision, saying leaders should retreat from the stage when the public desires. His second six-year term ends in October 1982 amid expectations of Egypt and Israel’s Sinai pullout.
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Working Telluride Marshal Defended in Drug Case Rally
Telluride residents stage a fundraiser for Hank Smith 37 marshal indicted by a Colorado grand jury on four felony counts including possession of narcotics tampering with evidence and conspiracy. More than 300 people donated over 4000 at Roma Bar auctioning items from locals and merchants to aid his defense.
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