Christmas tech woes disrupt weekend schedule notes
Saturday Notebook reports computer centers struggle as Christmas shifts push Saturday and Monday into skip days. The piece highlights programmer tweaks, year end pressure, and a Vermont lawyer's Noel-non group while praising dedicated paper carriers amid cold snaps and snow across regions.
Budget Impoundment Fight Flares On Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports bitter budget battles loom as Reagan seeks authority to withhold spending with congressional approval. The 1974 Budget and Impoundment Act curbed presidential power, but deficits near 200 billion renew calls for line item veto and limited impoundment powers amid party divides in Congress.
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Wheat Down On Livestock Feed List By Roderick Turnbull
The Wheat Council notes world wheat supplies are ample and may not rise as livestock feed in 1983 84. Demand shifts vary by region with increases in some countries but declines in the Soviet Union. The council flags substitution potential but expects mixed outcomes across major markets.
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Beginning jogger urged to pace self and walk when needed
Dear Dr Donahue offers patient coaching for a first time runner facing fatigue after quitting smoking. Advice stresses slow pace, 15 minutes of continuous activity, and walking when tired. Includes caution to seek medical evaluation and notes on social dynamics of jogging plus brief medical Q&A items.
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Christmas column links nativity to modern politics and peace
A Christmas column by John McCormally riffs on peace in politics, taxes, and the Holy Land. It ponders Caesar Augustus’s tax decree, Lebanon’s biblical symbolism, and repeated conflicts from ancient times to the present, ending with a call for peace and a Merry Christmas.
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