The Gas Tax Debate and Road Repair Tradeoffs
The piece weighs the 5 cent federal gasoline tax proposal under Reagan, noting benefits for roads bridges and mass transit, possible tax spillovers to trucks raising freight costs, safety and wear concerns, and overall net gain or loss for the public. It concludes heavier trucks would damage roads more, making the nickel important for upkeep.
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Congress
Reagan
California faces crisis over teacher tenure reform
The piece argues California must adapt education funding amid budget strain and tax cuts. It contends tenure protects underperforming teachers, complicating staff reductions when aid falls and school districts must shrink. The debate focuses on balancing academic freedom with fiscal reality and national implications.
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California
TV Schedule Highlights From a Busy Evening
A dense listing of programs across channels includes sports, movies, talk shows, and specials. Notable items feature NCAA basketball Virginia at Duke, Mavericks of 1981 film reruns, Jacques Cousteau specials, Mogambo, Ragtime, Zorro the Gay Blade, Minnie and Moskowitz, and late news.
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Ray Charles
Constitution Hall
Keatons
Dynasty Adam
Blake
Alexis
Mark
Quincy
Fred Astaire
Virginia
Duke
H . News
Business
Cincinnati
Nightline
HBO
Zorro
George Hamilton
Lauren Hutton
Brenda Vacarro
Cap
Jacques Cousteau
Barney Miller
Stooges
Quincy Quincy
Minnie and
Moskowitz
Gena Rowlands
Seymour Cassel
Val Avery
David Letterman
Three's Company
Marquette
Ows
Burt Lancaset
Pas Douglas
Sir Laurence Olivier
ABC News
Africa
Richard Burton
Roger Moore
Richard Harris
Echo Chambers
The
Aniinals
Sally
Cyrus
Rock Hudson
Susan Saint
Government Sweetens The Sugar Pot
Government programs to shield American sugar producers keep U.S. prices high on the world market while raising costs for consumers. Agriculture Department analysts say prices will edge up in 1983 as Congress required the government to support domestic sugar prices to protect American growers from fluctuations.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Congress
USDA
New York
Soviet Union
Testing For Low Mood And Sugar Market Shifts
The exchange discusses dexamethasone suppression as a potential marker for genuine mood disorders, its limitations, and uses in guiding treatment. It also covers a 30-year-old man's low blood pressure causes and notes U S sugar policy impacts, with forecasts for 1982 and 1983 prices, production, and inventories globally.
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Dr. Donahue
Brazil
India
Rosie Clooney Story on CBS Traces Rise and Fall
AP reviews Rosie The Rosemary Clooney Story on CBS detailing her rise from Cincinnati radio to fame, a later mental breakdown in 1968, time in a hospital, and a comeback framed by a sympathetic biopic. The film relies on Sandra Locke as Clooney and Tony Orlando as Jose Ferrer, with emphasis on appearances and recovery.
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HBO
NFL
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Gomer Pyle
Dr. Who
Yesteryear
Dick Cavett
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People’s Court
ESPN
Andy Griffit
MacNeil-Lehrer
Laverne
Shirley
Billy Graham
Lenny Skutnik
Ray Berwick
Marquette
Iowa
Jake
Jacques Cousteau
Kanya Veld
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
Grace Kelly
Harold E. Rollins
Elizabeth McGovern
James Cagney
Natalie
Rosie
Rosemary Clooney
Rosemar Clooney
Sondra Locke
Tony Orlando
Joey Travolta
New York
CBS Tonight
Miss Clooney
Time Magazine
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Betty
Cincinnati
Sandra Locke
Miss Locke
Jose Ferrer
London
Teens Fall Short in Job Market Says AP Analysis
AP analysis notes one in four teens are unemployed with black teen males above 50 percent. It links high dropout rates to a looming postindustrial economy driven by information and automation, forecast shifts toward professional and clerical roles, and a decline in blue collar and farming jobs.
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New York
Libby Howland
ULI
Urban Land Institute
Ms. Howland
New England
Ottawa Daily Paper Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice lists daily publication details from the Ottawa Kansas newspaper with subscription rates for trade area and out-of-state subscribers. Rates show one month to one year terms for in area and outside trade region with taxes and deductions noted.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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