Deadbeats targeted in student loan default crackdown by Bell
Education Secretary Terrell Bell announced measures to deny new loans to students at schools with default rates above 10 percent. The crackdown targets professionals including doctors, lawyers, teachers, journalists, and about 30,000 government workers, stressing repayment integrity.
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Terrell Bell
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Bernhard Stock System Dashes Towards Safer Investing
Arnold Bernhard, 80, pursues objective stock ranking to curb 1929 1932 crashes by measuring stocks against a 10 year universe. His firm Arnold Bernhard & Co grows with Value Line, pension fund assets, six mutual funds, a new money magazine Fact, and expanding databases. He foresees continued leadership as growth and innovation merge.
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John Cunniff
New York
Arnold Bernhard
Bernhard
Hypocrisy Seen in Nuclear Freeze Vote Debate
A U S House vote on a nuclear freeze drew sharp partisan claims. Both sides touted triumphs while critics argued the real win was political hypocrisy as defense spending rose to a record high and only 73 opposed the $175.3 billion budget amid election talk.
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U.S. House
Reagan
Congress
House
TV Tonight Highlights and Movie Schedule Listings
A chaotic TV guide notes various programs including The Other Side of the Mountain Part II, Sabrina, Elephant Walk, and Victory. It lists sports, talk shows, and dramas across networks with brief descriptions and actor mentions, alongside local newspaper staff and subscription details.
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John Cheever
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People’s Court
MacNeil-Lehrer Report
Espn Sports Center
P.M. Magazine
Andy Griffith
Best of the West
Tillman
HBO
Marilyn Hassett
Timothy Bottoms
Little House On the Prairie
Nancy
Oleson
Benjamin Benjamin
Sears
Elizabeth Taylor
Dana Andrews
Peter Finch
WKRAP
Cincinnati
Jennifer
Herb
GD Pavarotti
Juilliard
Lee Grant
Robert Culp
James Keach
Rise and fall of Ed Meese in Reagan White House
The piece profiles Edwin Meese III once viewed as Washington’s top political asset. It notes his growth into a key domestic policy adviser, loss of foreign policy control, and ongoing questions about his influence, work habits, and standing with Reagan and aides. It highlights support from Baker and Deaver and Meese’s own defense of his role.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Edwin Meese III
Washington
California
America
Chicago Tribune
Meese
White House
Ronald Reagan
James A. Baker III
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William Clark
Reagan
Clark
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Jenkins
the Tribune
Deaver
Baker
Ed Meese
Metatarsalgia explained and relief tips
A reader asks about metatarsalgia in the forefoot toes and seeking help after injections. The article explains causes aging arches and fat loss, then covers rest, proper footwear wide front low heel, inserts, metatarsal bars, warm soaks, and possible surgery if incapacity looms. It includes a prayer for hope and perseverance.
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L.J.H
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