Inaugural Day Reflections on Assassinations and Priorities
The piece laments lingering hate and recalls past presidential assassinations. It notes a $6 million push by the House Select Committee on Assassinations to probe Kennedy and King murders, while Rep. Larry Winn urges funding for energy policy. The author urges focus on urgent needs over further probes and praises President Carter's courage and steadiness.
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Governor backs Kansas public television expansion
Governor Robert Bennett endorses state funded public television expansion with about 3 million dollars in state money. The plan seeks educational benefits for underserved Western Southeast and North Central Kansas areas not served by Wichita Topeka or Kansas City stations. Debate continues on value and scope beyond the governor's winter travels.
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Varicose Veins Advice And A Craving For Fumes
A reader letters in about standing work aggravating varicose veins and suggests movement, avoiding tight girdles, proper elastic stockings, bike exercise while supine, and avoiding birth control pills. Another reader reports craving gasoline fumes and ice, with advice noting fume exposure risks, pica, possible anemia, and recommending a blood count. The column ends with a prayer about sowing kindness.
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Lear Faces Busy Schedule and Possible Writers Strike
Norman Lear, the sitcom king, juggles "Mary Hartman" and "A Year at the Top" while eight other shows run and a potential Writers Guild strike looms on March 1 as contracts expire. He revamps Hartman and considers trimming the Top cast to simplify the project.
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Jay Sharbutt
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Norman Lear
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Hartman
CBS
USDA weighing name change and food program control
Agriculture Secretary Bergland weighs reorganizing agencies within USDA but may avoid a name change. A Young Executive Committee report notes food stamps and nutrition programs dominate USDA budgets and could stay under USDA, despite proposals to transfer them to HEW. The panel cites political bargaining uses of food programs in farm bills and notes broader issues in Carter administration reorganization.
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TV Highlights Friday Herald Complete Listings
Friday edition highlights TV scene with full listings through the week. It notes schedule details, channel numbers, and notable airings across multiple networks, guiding viewers to prime time programs and special features.
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Television Listings Include Classics and Biographical Portraits
Channel guide items show guests on variety programs and notable films. Highlights include Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr on a special, Jeffersons reunion, Gunsmoke drama, Roots mini series segment, Westworld feature, Skelter Part 1, Antonia portrait, and Dead End from 1937.
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George DiCenzo
Steve Rallsback
Vincent Buglios
Curt Gantry
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBlanca
Antonia
Antonia Erica
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Judy Collins
Jill Godmilow
Umphray Bogart
Sylvia Sidney
New York
TV Listings and News Briefs Jump Through Prime Time
A collage of TV listings features The Streets of San Francisco and Dan August episodes, a Helter Skelter film segment, The Tonight Show with David Brenner, and guests Jimmy Breslin and Vincent Price. Separate news notes discuss tobacco export competition and U.S. meat import quotas tied to 1976 figures and 1977 projections.
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Vincent Price
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Mary Hartman
Mary Artman
ABC
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CBS
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Stave Railsback
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Curt Gentry
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBlanca
Tom Snyder
Louis L'Amour
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Ynews
Humphrey Bogart
Sylvia Sidney
South Korea
India
B. G. Andrews
U.S
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Agriculture Department
Australia
New Zealand
Ironic Wish Come True By John Cunniff AP Business Analyst
The NYSE finds institutional growth slow but still dominates trading volumes, while individuals provide the random orders that keep markets liquid. Institutions account for about 57 percent of activity, with 43 percent by individuals, though dollar value remains high. The auction market leans big money, yet individuals retain a crucial role for price stability and personal opportunity.
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