Reagan proposes tuition tax credits for private schools
In Chicago Reagan unveiled a plan granting $100 per child in 1983, $300 in 1984, and $500 in 1985 as income tax credits for families sending children to private elementary and secondary schools. The proposal limits benefits by income, faces mixed reactions, and raises concerns about public schooling, segregation, and potential expansion to college deductions.
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Chicago
Reagan
Kansas
Robert Dole
Uncle Sam
Congress
Super Powers Unite In Speech On Nuclear Weapons
Rep. Larry Winn of Kansas warns of growing national concern over nuclear weapons as more than 150 cities and several state legislatures adopt resolutions calling for halting production. Two resolutions await the U.S. Senate amid tension between the United States and Russia over arms races and talks.
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Larry Winn
Kansas
Winn
U.S. Senate
United
TV Tonight aaq er 13 News and Movie Lineup Highlights
A mixed schedule lists boxing documentary hosted by Muhammed Ali, films including Stir Crazy and Paris When It Sizzles, and a range of dramas. Prime time features FBI pursuit episodes, Little House, and sports recaps with ESPN Center.
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Muhammed Ali
Carol Burnett and Friends
Kansas
Laverne & Shirley & Co
Ansas
Detroit
People's Court
Espn Sports Center
P.M
Sanford and Son
MacNeil-Lehrer
Hogan's Heroes
FBI
Ben
HBO
Gene Wilder
Richard Pryor
George Stanford Brown
Lou Grant
Bill Cosby
Tony Orlando
Mariette Hartley
Shari Belafonte
Hawaii Five-o O
ABC News
Quincy Quincy
the Shining
Jack Nicholson
Shelley Duvall
Jane Fonda
Jason Robards
Dean Jones
Rosemar Murphy
Robin
Marian
Robin Hood
Maid Marian
Sean Connery
Audrey Hepburn
Robert Shaw
U.S
Barney Miller
PBS
David Letterman
David
Richard Belzer
Peter Davis
Mittelschmerz Not a Reliable Fertility Signal
In response to questions about mittelschmerz, doctors explain the pain around ovulation is not a dependable fertility cue. Basal body temperature tracking and observing cervical mucus, notably the Billings method, offer more reliable timing tools, but require consistent charting over months.
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P.K
Mittelschmerz
Donohue
Michigan Professor Warns of Labor War Revival
Professor Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University argues once the economy turns, warfare will return to labor relations. He says unions must adopt an ideological stance, push for social justice, and become more aggressive, while boards reclaim management freedom and invest in capital like robots to reduce labor reliance.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Jennings
Michigan State University
Knowledge Equals Savings For Consumers Week Tips
U S Office of Consumer Affairs promotes National Consumer Week April 25 to May 1 with a quiz on consumer rights. Unordered merchandise is yours to keep. no payment or return required. USDA fat standards vary by store. auto safety hotline 800-424-9393 aids with operating costs recalls and crash data.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs
National Consumers Week
Consumer Affairs Agency
Record Club
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Energy siding questions answer and consumer tips
Public notices and consumer advice column pieces discuss energy efficiency siding myths. The Q&A covers insulation value differences, recalls hotlines, cooling-off rules for door-to-door sales, and credit card dispute notice requirements. The prayer and religious text appear as a closing element.
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Raymond Burr
Bradford Dillman
James Canning
Murphy Charlie
Dom DeLuise
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