Jobs Bill Compromise Draws Labor Approval at Bal Harbour
Labor leaders at Bal Harbour flaunt support for a federal jobs bill with a price tag of 46 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. In Washington, Reagan and Congress near a 4.3 billion current year package while delaying next year's amount. Conservatives push back, arguing recovery may begin without a large bill and warning of deficits and inflation. Proposals include repealing the Davis Bacon Act and lowering the minimum wage for unskilled youth on summer projects to expand hiring and boost tax intake.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Reagan
Congress
Walter R. Mears
Washington (Ap
United Nations
Democratic hopefuls bloom as 1984 race grows
The 1980s presidential field swells with Mondale Hart Cranston Askew Glenn Hollings Bumpers and others. Republicans under Reagan watch as divisions within the Democratic Party widen and contenders multiply ahead of formal announcements.
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Walter Mondale
Gary Hart
Colorado
Alan Cranston
California
Reubin Askew
Florida
John Glenn
Ohio
TV Tonight Schedule Snapshot
Prime time listings show ESPN SportsCenter HBO Movie Chanel Chanel Solitaire and Cannery Row plus NCAA basketball Arkansas at Texas and Virginia at Clemson. Notable segments include entertainment Tonight Family Feud and Tonight Show with guests.
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Aea
Powerhouse
Espn SportsCenter
Gomer Pyle
HBO
HBO Magazine
Entertainment Tonight
People's Court
MacNeil-Lehrer
Virginia
Clemson
Andy Griffith
Laverne and
Shirley Ao
Richard Dawson
Coco Chanel
Marie Francz Pisier
Rutger Hauer
Timothy Dalton
John Denver
Arkansas At Texas
Sherlock Holmes
Doctor Watson
Vienna
Sigmund Freud
Alan Arkin
Robert Duvall
Laurence Olivier
Fall Guy
Blair
Alex
Purdue
Dynasty Blake
Alexis
Dan Cassidy
Singapore
Monterrey
Nick Nolte
Debra Winger
Quincy
WKAP
Cincinnati
PBS
Green Pastures
Heaven
Noah
Rex Ingram
Oscar Polk
Eddie Anderson
Barney Miller
Rockford Files
John Wayne
Geraldine Page
David Letterman
David
Allen Ballard
Andy Kaufman
Loss of taste after stroke and related questions
Dr Donahue explains taste is a brain produced sense and loss often follows stroke. He notes B12 deficiency can cause taste loss but most cases lack a single fix and emphasizes avoiding malnutrition while exploring zinc and other factors.
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Dr. Donohue
D.W
A.H
Memo From Mac Glenn Back On The Nose Cone
Washington interview with Senator John Glenn reveals a comprehensive defense and arms policy. Glenn supports SALT II ratification, seeks nuclear nonproliferation including Britain France and China, endorses a build up to stay ahead of Russia, and urges extending arms control to conventional weapons. He questions MX missiles, would cut Rapid Deployment Force, and criticizes Reagan on education and research budgets while highlighting national security as essential social policy.
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Washington
John Glenn
Glenn
Mondale and Cranston
Carter
United States
U. S
Reagan
New Right
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
U N Regulation Push Warned as Global Risk
AP dispatch notes Jeane Kirkpatrick warns of a worldwide regulatory surge led by the United Nations. She describes a clash between rich and poor nations, labeling many agreements as tools for global wealth redistribution and new paternalism. She urges balanced consumer protection amid this push.
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U.N
United Nations
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Include Trade Area
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with Robert B. Wellington as editor. Rates vary by area and duration, with trade area prices $3.50 monthly, $9.75 quarterly, $18.75 semiannually, and $36 yearly, plus sales tax. out-of-state deductions apply.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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