Time Honor Plausible Politics Echoed in History
Ottawa Herald column argues that political pressure and party whip tactics have deep roots in American history. It notes Reagan urged conservative Democrats in 1981 to back spending cuts, while suggesting the core tactic resembles earlier presidents Johnson Kennedy and Roosevelt era persuasion.
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Public Officials Stand Firm Against Air Controllers Strike
Public officials faced down an illegal or threatened strike by air traffic controllers. Reagan administration, with backing from the Department of Transportation and the Justice Department, asserted control while public sentiment supported the stance. The piece critiques union demands like a 32 hour week and high salaries amid on-the-job stress.
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Television Listings and Public Notices Page
TV schedule and local notices list shows and films including The Facts of Life and The Shining with actor credits, Wimbledon highlights, and feature films. It also includes network entries, news programs, and a BBC style night lineup with sports and crime drama, plus Ottava newspaper rate card and Associated Press membership.
Data Processing Boom Powers ADP Growth and Influence
Frank Lautenberg built Automatic Data Processing from $35,000 yearly payrolls in Paterson to a $500 million operation serving 100,000 clients with 13,000 employees. ADP now handles pay for 5 percent of U.S. civilian workers and dominates diverse data processing, forecasting a $35 billion industry by 1985 as outsourcing becomes central to business.
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Paterson, N.J
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Demise Of African Wildlife On TV Associated Press Writer
In Africa Alan and Joan Root describe the loss of wildlife to hunters and expanding population. They recall filming exotic creatures in Kenya and discuss political attitudes toward conservation while preparing a CBS program about Africa's wildlife.
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Pacemakers and Doctors Ethics Deftly Questioned
A reader questions when a pacemaker is needed and accuses doctors of greed. Dr Donohue explains indications for pacemakers, why monitoring matters, and the role of peer review to curb unnecessary procedures. The column also addresses medical ethics and a constipation laxative query, advising hydration to reduce flatulence. Parkinsons disease impact on vision is clarified, noting no direct vision effect.
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