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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1981
Page
2
In a PBS preview, the late Chayefsky explains knowing a play’s end before drafting. The feature spotlights Marty as the kickoff of The Golden Age of Television, with Rod Steiger and Betsy Palmer portraying a pair drawn together by plainness amid live drama’s heyday.
Eva Marie Sain hosts Marty from the era of live television on The Golden Age of Television. The program, featuring original cast interviews, airs at 8 p.m. Monday Aug 24 on Maryland PBS channels 22 28 31 67 and 62 Frederick, with a later showing Thursday Aug 27 on WETA Ch 26. The piece notes Nancy Marchand and Rod Steiger as plain figures in a scene from the teleplay Marty and mentions Paddy Chayesky’s career and Dottie Lambdin of the News-Post.
Auditors of the General Services Administration label PBS an auditors paradise costing taxpayers over 1.6 billion annually. Investigations led by Senator Orrin Hatch detail underutilized space, inflated rents, improper contracts, and weak lease recordkeeping across facilities in St. Louis, Otisville, Camden, Brooklyn, New York, Fitchburg and Miami. Estimated annual waste exceeds 100 million with many cases linked to vacant or misrecorded space and delayed courthouse projects.
Auburn, Bryant, and Tiger running backs spotlight how coach Bryant kept Auburn competitive with a strong supporting cast. Reader inquiries cover Duke Snider’s Giants stint, Bert Jones injuries and Colts outlook, Chuck Mansey and brothers, double figures in scoring, and round-by-round boxing scoring history with notes on wrestling and horse shows.
In the dressing room Angelo Dundee stationed a man to pick up the telecast and scoring for ringside. This allowed Ali to coast the late rounds and expect the decision. The setup underscores the suspense of boxing judging and the potential for manipulation by Shavers.
The NFL pays $2,100 per Super Bowl ring but the Oakland Raiders spent about $500,000 more designing and awarding 100 rings to players, coaches, partners and staff. Each ring could cost around $10,009 if purchased from jewelers. No individual replies due to high mail volume.
The piece argues for applying Sherman Act antitrust provisions to all labor unions to curb monopoly practices. It cites air controller and longshoremen strikes as proof unions can paralyze commerce and economies. It praises Reagan era reforms and urges Congress to pass anti monopoly labor legislation.
Washington officials debate how to curb violence with a focus on not just punishment but realistic corrections. Rudolph Giuliani criticizes the task force for not pursuing rehabilitation and warns against equating humane treatment with coddling while urging more prison construction and state-led reforms.
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