Supreme Court rules on campaign air time access
The Supreme Court sides with candidates, allowing reasonable paid air time on radio and TV. The decision lets the FCC decide when a campaign begins on a case by case basis, prompting networks to comply with candidate demands rather than contest FCC rulings.
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Colleges Strain Under Lost Loan Funds and Fees
Colleges face revenue shortfalls as Congress rescinds a $10 per loan administrative allowance and slashes student loan funding. Nationally about $70 million in fees and reimbursements are unpaid, with institutions like KU owed significant sums. Schools must cover administrative costs while reducing future loan availability.
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Television Schedule Fragments From Late Night Listings
The page outlines a chaotic mix of TV and movie notes featuring classic titles such as Key Largo and more recent productions. It mentions actors like Sissy Spacek, Jane Fonda, and Sigourney Weaver, plus programs including NBC Magazine and ABC News Nightline.
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Memo From Mac: Crying Wolf On Social Security
Roving editor John McCormally argues headlines about Social Security going broke are political theater. He urges readers to substitute National Security for Social Security to see how Congress would react, concluding the scare is unfounded and driven by politics.
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Reagan Faces Hot Seat In Canada Over Interest Rates
AP report notes U S leaders face Ottawa talks with fellow industrial nations as high rates persist. Niskanen admits confusion over forecasts for lower rates, while the inflation rate remains high and the spread between inflation and interest costs widens, perplexing bankers and policymakers.
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Illusion and image boost pace NBC Sports chief says
Don Ohlmeyer, NBC Sports executive producer, argues quick fixes fail at NBC. He urges Grant Tinker to first reshape viewer perception through form changes and promotions, while refining substance later. NBC has parity with rivals in weekend style and some gains versus ABC.
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Dizziness and Varicose Veins Discussed by Doctor
A reader asks about dizziness at age 15 and a doctor explains dizziness is varied, suggesting balance organs ears nerves eyes brain and the need for medical evaluation. Another letter confirms varicose veins at young age and outlines causes, management, and possible surgery, with practical tips on leg elevation and stockings.
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