Labour rebels plot new party as Foot pleads unity
London AP reports a split in the Labour Party with four right wing figures Roy Jenkins David Owen Shirley Williams and William Rodgers forming a Council for Social Democracy while Shirley Williams hints they may quit. The group seeks a center path between Thatcher’s Conservatives and Labour’s left, amid reforms favoring unions in electing a leader and fears of losing middle voters.
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Prognosticator predicts bleak ABC outlook across weekly schedule
TV consultant Herb Jacobs warns ABC faces a dim future based on current prime time ratings and schedule. He cites 29.5 percent of ABC prime time shows reaching 30 percent audience shares and forecasts NBC gains on Monday through Friday with NBC siphoning ABC viewers away from hits like Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley. He notes Dynasty and Nero Wolfe underperform and ABC maintains Saturday strength with Love Boat and Fantasy Island.
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