Falwell pressures Reagan on three hot political issues
The New Right leader Jerry Falwell urged President Reagan to push abortion limits prayer in schools and tuition tax credits for parochial schools. DOJ signals state control on abortion while a flat tax could kill credits. Falwell warns these issues risk being shelved without strong White House action.
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Reagan
Falwell
Justice Department
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago
Neighborhood Watch cuts vandalism with 100 volunteers
In Southeast Kansas a police chief organizes a Neighborhood Watch from 100 volunteers, reporting vandalism down nearly 50 percent as youths gain structured work and community engagement. In Washington Labor Secretary Donovan proposes teen work rule loosening. AFL-CIO blasts plan as creating a kiddy workforce, fearing displacement of older workers and parents.
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Ray Donovan
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TV Tonight and Weekend Movie Lineup 1981
A cluttered TV guide lists programs across channels with titles such as Eye of the Needle Friday the 13th Part 2 and Drums In the Deep South. It also includes sports and news segments, a quiz on The Tonight Show and a reader question about estrogen replacement.
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Espn Sports Center
P.M
Andy Griffith
Elvira
Doc
Sam
HBO
Little House On the Prairie
Walnut Grove
Hester Sue
Benjamin
Cap D’adge
France
Miller's Court
Wiermal
Gary
Camp Crystal Lake
Lou Grant
Benny Hill
TBS
Oboodas Debaaneg
Gs News
Nightline
Afae
ABC News
Quincy
Deep South
West Point
James Craig
Guy Madison
Barbara Payton
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
At Our National Parks Bargain Vacations
Louise Cook reports on budget friendly national park visits highlighting 333 sites including 48 parks with free admission at most locations. Details cover Golden Eagle and Golden Age Passports, costs, eligibility, and how to obtain them for reduced or waived entrance and user fees.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Duncan Morrow
Park Service
National Park System
Morrow
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
National Park Service
Room 1013
U.S. Department of the Interior
18Th and
C Sts. N.W
Washington, D.C
Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Park and Forest Service
Forked Tongue Economics by John Cunniff AP Analyst
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff examines the Reagan administration midyear budget review. He notes internal disavowals from officials, questions the deficit projections, and argues banks blame deficits for high interest rates while praising the president's stance on balancing the budget.
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John Cunniff
New York
Reagan
Murray Weidenbaum
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Donald Regan
Treasury
John McGillicuddy
Manufacturers Hanover Bank
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