Editorial Embargo Everything This Country Had to React
A reader argues for a full scale embargo in response to Russia's invasion of Afghanistan. The piece asserts Carter's plan is proper if backed by the free world and urges expanding sanctions beyond grains and high tech. It warns of broader global harm and advocates complete solidarity to pressure Moscow.
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Russia
Afghanistan
Carter
U.S
Moscow
NBC
Federal strings on Chrysler aid spark debate on free enterprise
The piece recalls Congress and the administration backing Chrysler bailout and Senator Cranston pushing amendments to require a federal study of safe fuel efficient cars. It argues federal intervention will prompt further controls and may pressure GM and Ford, forecasting ongoing government influence on automakers.
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Congress
Chryele ¢ Corporation
Alan Cranston
California
Chrysler ‘Corporation
Chrysler
National Highway Safety Traffic Administration
Ford
Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo and a Mad-Ccap Camping Trip
A crude racehorse retirement scheme centers on a crooked owner a veterinarian and Sheriff Lobo. The piece blends film TV listings and program notes presenting a lineup from The White Shadow to national documentaries and classic movies with brief plot cues and cast notes.
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Richie
Sheriff Lobo
Benny Hill Show And The Bell Jar Movie Slot
TV listings note the Benny Hill Show at 11 30 pm and a 1979 film The Bell Jar starring Marilyn Hassett and Julie Harris. The drama follows a young woman seeking identity who withdraws into herself. Also included is a 12 00 segment on Streets of San Francisco and a Tuesday Movie of the Week with host Tom Snyder and guests Rick and David Stanley Elvis Presley’s step brothers. A viewer asks about bullous pemphigoid, a rare skin disorder marked by blisters often in elderly patients, with explanation of immune system misrecognition of skin tissue.
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Art Andis
Eivie Presley
Hope Lange
National Geographic
R. Ballard
J.F. Grassle
Galapagos Islands
MacNeil Lehrer
Shirley Hemphill
Cabbie
J.F. Grassie
Little Fauss
Big Halsey
Robert Redford
Lauren Hutton
GP Taxi
Tony
Jennifer
Hart
Paris
Woody Paris
Richard Adkins
Yulya
Yulya Voznesenskaya
Laurence Olivier
Sally Kellerman
The
Nile
Frederick Raphael
Sanford and Son
Desi Arnaz Jr
Linda Purl
Tonight Show
Carson
Ann-Margret
Robert Mitchum
Tom Dreesen
Jim
Rockford
Mir
Smith
Washington
James Stewart
Jean Arthur
ABC
Barnaby Jones
Danger
Shelley Fabares
Stors
Jack Kingman
Elizabeth Ashley
Carol Burnett
Hocking Valley
Benny Hill
Marilyn Hassett
Julie Harris
Sylvia Path
San Francisco
Tom Snyder
Rick
David Stanley
Elvis Presley
PBS Restructuring Splits PBS Into Three Networks
PBS plans a major overhaul to create three networks PTV1 PTV2 and PTV3 while shedding lobbying duties to a new body the Association for Public Broadcasting. Regional networks like EEN decline PBS offers while stations retain choice over programs with satellite capability and continued competition among public TV entities.
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Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Carnegie Commission
Association For Public Broadcasting
FCC
Congress
Boston
Educational
EEN
Washington
A Holiday For Dr. King The Beard Amendment Vote
James Kilpatrick argues Congress should leave Kings Birthday holiday legislation unfinished unless the Beard amendment is accepted. He notes the Oct adaptation moving the date to the third Sunday and cites cost, production disruption, and policy concerns while praising Kings civil rights impact and criticizing perpetual memorials.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Congress
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
House
Robin Beard
Tennessee
Borrowing Bothers Economist By James Griffin
Aetna Life & Casualty economist James Griffin warns that borrowing habits and optimistic political promises threaten long term stability. He argues social and behavioral changes matter beyond narrow economic measures and laments aging lessons ignored by modern households.
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Griffen
Insurance
Aetna Life & Casualty Co
Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area by mail, plus carrier prices for Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates include sales tax for local subscriptions and note a 3.5 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays and is a member of the Associated Press.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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