Forecasting weather by 1985 and beyond in Denver
NOAA aims to deploy unmanned ground sensing stations within a 60 mile radius of Denver to feed computers and experts for instant weather reports. The system could spread to other metros if successful. Winter forecasts show milder eastern conditions with 2 to 1 odds, while northern plains and the West expect colder trends. Seismic forecasting may reach time estimates for earthquakes, though evacuation decisions remain uncertain.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Donald W. Bevan
National Geographic Society
United States
National Weather Service
Great Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
California
University of Texas
Mexico City
Americans Take Culture More Seriously Says U S News Report
The article argues Americans are increasingly viewing culture as vital, with museum attendance rising to about 82 million last year, surpassing major league sports. National Gallery visits grew from 1.2 million in 1973 to over 4.5 million in the last fiscal year, driven by education, income, travel, and leisure. Government funding for art museums is seen as essential amid inflation and shifting wealth.
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U.S. News & World Report
National Gallery
J. Carter Brown
Television watches Silverman The King of the Tube
The New Republic notes pre Silverman era television was utterly ruled by Nielsen ratings, with historians observing the shift as his influence grew in the medium.
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The
New Republic
Nielson
New Castle News introduces daily edition and staff notes
The New Castle News from 27.35 North Mercer Street lists staff including Richard E Rentz Jessie Treadwell Anderson and Leonard T Kolasinski with executive editor Jack W Bartholli and advertising manager. Rates for subscriptions and distribution are posted, and the piece discusses TV programming trends under Fred Silverman, noting his influence on ratings and network direction.
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New Castle News
Leonard T. Kolasinski
Jack W. Bartholli
Bell Telephone (Private Exchange
Kemp eyed by New York Conservatives for 1980 Senate bid
John Chamberlain reports that New York Conservative Party leaders J Daniel Mahoney and Kieran O Doherty teamed with Rep. Jack Kemp to discuss a 1980 Senate run. They consider a Kemp candidacy aided by Conservative and Right to Life backing, potentially linking Republican and Conservative tickets with possible cross support.
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New York
Conservative Party
James Buckley
United States Senate
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rocky
Henry Kissinger
Jacob Javits
Kissinger
Pat Moynihan
Washington
Rhodesia
Cuba
Middle East
New York Conservative Party
J. Daniel Mahoney
Kieran O'Doherty
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Kemp
Senate
Sen
Javits
Postal Rate Commission
Dan Mahoney
New York City
O'Doherty
Right To Life
Right To Life Party
Perry Duryea
Mahoney
John Chamberlain
Conable leads a Republic Congress amid new tax debates
In a wide portrait, Rep. Barber Conable of New York shapes a Republican majority with many Democrats as the Ways and Means Committee debates indexing taxes, spending limits, and the idea of a constitutional convention. He critiques inflation’s tax windfalls and urges cautious constitutional tinkering.
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Barber Conable
R-N.y
Providence
Conable
White House
Herbert Hoover
Ways and Means Committee
Steiger
William Steiger
R-Wis
Secretary of the Treasury
Ways and Means
Senate
Strictly Personal Long Prison Terms Fuel Deeper Crime
A reader argues that long sentences fail to deter crime and often worsen criminals. They contend prisons breed crime by expanding knowledge of illegal acts and fostering bitterness. The letter links social poverty to crime, condemns harsh punishment, and calls for swift certain convictions over length.
Christ in Retirement Answered by Faith Guidance
A reader asks how to adjust to retirement without isolating from others. The Reverend advises restoring Christ to the heart as the center of life, inviting Him in to replace selfishness with service, and notes Psalm 107 9 about God satisfying the longing soul as a path to identity in Christ.
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Christ
God
County basketball coverage sparks reader complaint letter
Carl Dominick Jr. from 907 Boroline St. objects to The News policy reducing county sports reporting. He complains box scores and line scores are unclear, urges more reporting on local county schools and upcoming games, and asks for fairer sports space.
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Bob Vosburg
Tom Spudic
New Castle
Union Township
Carl Dominick Jr
Calvary Temple tax concerns raise community questions
A letter argues that tax changes harming Calvary Temple could extend to other churches and nonprofits, risking service programs and rising taxes. The writer calls for preserving church state separation, maintaining church support without tax increases, and urging policymakers to protect community aid.
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Calvary Temple
California
Attorneys face malpractice suits surge this year
United Press International notes a trend as many as one in ten U S attorneys could be sued for malpractice this year, highlighting rising legal risk and potential insurance impacts for firms and solo practitioners nationwide.
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United Press International
United States
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