TV Tonight on Middletown Journal February 6 1971
TV listings for Monday night show a mix of network programs and films across channels. Highlights include Hogan's Heroes, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, NBC and ABC news, Merv Griffin, The ABC Monday Night Movie, and multiple children and public affairs segments.
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Retirement bill delay stalls Ohio pension hearings
Senate Finance Chairman Harry Meshel halted hearings on pension bills until assured changes will not threaten system integrity. Since 1976 many bills have raised benefits across five systems, with assets totaling 8.7 billion. Meshel warns piecemeal changes risk a ricochet effect weakening overall retirement funding.
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Turkish floods devastate Aegean farmlands in 30-year record
Istanbul AP reports millions of acres in Turkey's Aegean provinces flooded by the worst rains in 30 years. Damage to tobacco and other crops is estimated at 3 million dollars, with no casualties reported.
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Britt Ekland to film Swedish miniseries The Ship Owner
Britt Ekland, living apart from Stewart, will begin filming a six part miniseries in Sweden on February 20. The Ship Owner, by Norman Crisp, is for non commercial Swedish TV and stars Ekland as a friend of a British journalist who marries a Swedish shipbuilding heir. She notes she has never spoken Swedish on screen and calls the project a hard choice amid her Hollywood career. The actress also discusses a private settlement with Rod Stewart over a $15 million dispute.
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England
Wealth now family affair gains for upper income
A Conference Board study shows more American households qualify as affluent than 10 or 20 years ago and inflation-adjusted incomes for the top 20 percent rose. Yet many two earner families face tougher climb. 77 percent have at least two workers, often a working wife, with 54 percent of homes having the woman employed. The report traces 1965 to 1975 shifts, notes broader living standards since World War II, and highlights underrepresentation of blacks and other minorities in the upper income tier.
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Ultra pasteurized milk could stay fresh weeks longer
Researchers at the University of Maryland and North Carolina State University are developing a sterilization method that lengthens milk’s shelf life and may let consumers stock nonrefrigerated milk. The process, ultra pasteurization, raises milk to 280 degrees for two seconds. Consumer acceptance and logistics will determine market timing.
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Associated Press
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Canada
United States
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Roberts
Beer and sugar blamed for rising Italian obesity
A Milan AP report cites a national pharmacists group noting Italy has seen a threefold rise in overweight people over 28 years. Since 1950 beer consumption rose 700 percent, fats 100 percent, and sugar 200 percent, with a growing share of adolescents now overweight.
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How to access home equity without selling your property
Equity is the difference between a home's market value and its mortgage. It is a valuable asset that can back a large loan. With rising real estate values, your equity may be substantial, enabling you to borrow more while keeping the home.
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