Republican Rep Larry Winn Pushes Marston Affair Probe
Rep Larry Winn calls for a congressional investigation into the Marston Affair, seeking the U S Attorney General role in firing a Philadelphia federal attorney amid a White House push. He notes prior interest in a Korean Connection probe over cash favors to sustain South Korea aid, arguing inaction harms justice and congressional credibility.
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Public help prompts arrest in Garden City bank robbery
In Garden City a bank robbery yielded an arrest after 15 to 20 tipsters offered clues. Officials refuse to reveal sum taken or loot status, while a county attorney clashed with a photographer over film. The episode highlights the need for public involvement and transparent reporting.
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Jerusalem Peace film portrays city torn by ages
Independent filmmaker Mark Benjamin and Elisabeth Fink Benjamin explore Jerusalem in the AP story. The hour long documentary Jerusalem Peace seeks to depict a city destroyed many times as it airs on Public Broadcasting Service stations Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST.
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Associated Press
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Jerusalem
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PBS
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Museum of Modern Art
New York
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Teddy Kolek
Jesus
Arabia
Profits Myth Survives In Public Opinion Survey
A March AP analysis contrasts public belief on corporate profits with Commerce Department figures for 1977. The public overestimates profits, while actual manufacturing margins run around five percent, with surveys showing 15 to 18 cents per dollar believed as profit. The piece explains size, style, and distortion factors shaping perceptions.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S. News & World Report
Commerce Department
Washington Statistics
U.S
Marketing Concepts
United Nations
Ford
General Motors
TV Tonight Listings With Classic Film and Sitcom Lineup
The schedule features Happy Days, The Awakening Land saga, Celebrity Challenge The Sexes, Hollywood Theatre, Gunsmoke, Laverne and Shirley, Three's Company, and a Tuesday movie block including A Question Of Guilt and Limbo. Also airing are The Carol Burnett Show, Star Trek, The Tonight Show, medical dramas, Mary Tyler Moore, and Operation Crossbow with host notes and guest stars.
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Saywara
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Portius
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Herschel Bernardi
Georgia Brown
Paul Muni
Jerome Lawrence
Robert £. Lee
Muni
U.S
Lice Major Problem Dear Dr Thosteson
A parent pleads for help as children face ongoing lice infestations causing embarrassment and school exclusion. The letter describes tried remedies, doctor prescribed medicine, and thorough cleaning measures without relief.
Lice concerns and medical Q A column notes
A reader asks about lice infection and reinfection in schools, with advice to prevent spread and consult the health board. The Thosteson column answers allergy versus sinus infection questions, weight-related heel pain, thumb sucking tape, pregnancy after D and C, and infant thrush, urging prompt treatment and proper care.
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