Open House and Salary Cut Talk Shape State Legislature
In the state capital Republicans elected Mike Hayden as speaker and floated a 5 percent pay cut for lawmakers to tackle a financial crisis, but no action followed. Senate Republicans then moved to open party caucuses to the public, led by Sen. Fred Kerr, as GOP efforts to bolster image amid political power dynamics unfolded.
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House
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Senate
Sen
Fred Kerr
Crackdown on Deadbeats Plan Aims to Collect Student Loans
The administration outlines a new approach to recovering 1.1 billion dollars from about 800,000 former students. Terrell Bell proposes salary or pension garnishments after two 60 day windows, with up to 25 percent under federal court orders. The measure targets defaulters while noting the program backs wider access to higher education.
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Washington
Education
Terrell H. Bell
Bell
TV Tonight Mix of Classic TV and Christmas Specials
A dense TV guide entry lists broadcasting: Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas, Smurfs Christmas Special, Rudolph and Mr. Magoo titles, plus sports and news blocks. Notable items include NBA/Dallas at Houston, Ragtime, This Is Elvis, and The Helen Morgan Story, with late night Tonight Show and Rockford Files.)
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Hala Haney
ESPN
Inside Baseball
Gomer Rye
HBO
Emmet Otter
Emmet
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People’s Court U
Wild World of Animals
Espn SportsCenter
P.M. Magazine
MacNeil-Le
Mr. Magoo
Cagney & Lacey
Tas Evening News
Poland
News Business
WKAP
Cincinnati
PBS
Helen Morgan
Barney Milter
Las Vegas
Go Three Stooges
Quincy
Nightline
David Letterman
Three's Company
ABC News
Rockford
Harry O
McCloud
Dennis Weaver
Jane Seymour
George Hamilton
NBC News
Elvis
Stock market inflation debate cuts through market highs
AP analysis questions the meaning of record stock levels amid inflation. Dow at 1065 in early November skews real value. Wright Investors' Service notes 2125 in 1982 dollars to match 1052 in 1973 dollars. Price earnings ratios remain below long-term averages, suggesting no overheating.
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John Cunnipfap
NEW York
Uncle Sam
Wright Investors’ Service
Dow
Wright
Bridgeport, Conn
Standard & Poor
Economy Nips Good Idea In The Bud By DON McLEOD
The piece reports that the New Federalism plan loses support among beneficiaries and faces a delayed path. The White House intends to send a revised bill to Congress early next year, far from the original design. Reagan seeks decentralization but acknowledges political and legislative hurdles ahead.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
New Order
White House
Reagan
Congress
America
Washington
Walking and health questions and policy shifts in 1980s
A reader asks about hand swelling during daily 30 to 45 minute walks and Dr Donahue cites a muscle action effect with limited prevention. A separate note covers minimal jogging needed for aerobic benefit, citing 15 to 30 minutes or about 8.6 miles weekly. The piece then shifts to politics, mentioning Seattle mayor Royer and Detroit mayor Coleman Young on federalism, budget cuts, and state responses to Reagan policies, ending with acknowledgment from Reagan aide Williamson.
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Dr. Donahue
M.C
West Coast
Charles Royer
Seattle
National League of Cities
Coleman Young
Detroit
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Young
Scott Matheson
Utah
National Governors’ Association
White House
Reagan
National Association
Matheson
National Conference of State
Richard 5. Williamson
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