Saturday morning TV attacks violence and food ads
A syndicated study by the Media Action Research Center faults Saturday morning TV for violence on NBC ABC and CBS with an average of a hostile act every few minutes and notes few healthy food ads. It cites Bugs Bunny Pink Panther Speedy Buggy and Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch as high aggression shows and highlights Devlin as a rare nonviolent program.
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Economic chaos breeds central planning
The piece argues that when economic chaos becomes costly, calls for central planning reappear as in the 1930s. It contrasts pro and anti planning views, notes existing planning efforts under the Employment Act of 1946 and the Council of Economic Advisers, and discusses who enforces planning and how detailed it becomes.
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Fear spurs attack on Moynihan
The President names Daniel Patrick Moynihan to replace John Seals as U N ambassador drawing opposition from a curious quarter according to Buckley.
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Modern Opera House Plans in City Block
Plans for a contemporary opera house are ready and stock sales will determine if construction starts this summer on plots between the library and the Airdome owned by W. J. Trousdale and A. Moore. John Doe plan detailed and flood impacts noted in Manhattan.
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Ten years to go on US pollution control push
The Ford administration released 9 billion for the EPA as a 1977 compliance deadline nears. Industry leaders like Thomas P. O'Boyle warn against risky plant projects, while Frost and Sullivan predict pollution control spending will double in the next decade amid demand for efficient equipment and services.
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