Reagan pitches new federalism to county officials
President Reagan visits Baltimore to explain an eight year plan shifting about 35 federal programs to state and local control. He promises roughly 40 billion in aid to ease transition while predicting federal agencies would be dismantled. Voter support appears for reduced federal government amid expected opposition from federal workers and Congress.
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Reagan
Baltimore
Uncle Sam
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County road boss proposes disaster area declaration
The road and bridge official urged county officials to request Gov John Carlin declare the county a disaster area due to recent heavy rains and floods. State aid would follow but the governor noted state finances are tight and local solutions may be the future.
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John Carlin
Mwi
Television Guide Chaos Brings Celebrity Lineup
A dense listing of programs from news and entertainment to sports, featuring Dick Cavett and Richard Burton as guests, Star Trek and Dallas episodes, films like Kramer vs Kramer and Day of the Triffids, plus talk and late night shows. The schedule also includes sports events, political programs, and religious segments.
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HBO
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Washington
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London
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Donald Ouston
Moira Lister
Howard Keel
Nicole Maurey
Janette Scott
ABC News
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Bill Champlin
Winnipeg
Montreal
Barney Miller
PBS
SCTV
John Ireland
Yvonne de Carlo
Jack Kruschen
Nightline
Blue Jean Network
Sjogren's syndrome not a collagen disease says columnist
Dear Dr Donahue column explains Sjogren's syndrome distinct from collagen diseases, its dry eye and mouth symptoms, Lacrisert and Moistir lubricants, and notes about 2 million affected with about 20 percent also having rheumatoid arthritis. Also explains spondylolisthesis with back pain and potential treatments.
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Sjogren
Kingswood Lab
Heather Drive
P.O
Carmel
Ind
Those Old Cars Will Not Last Forever Auto Phoenix May Arise
Value Line Survey predicts a rebound for U S auto makers after a deep decline. Higher volumes, lower costs, and easing rates could lift profits as early as 1983 with 1985 87 profits reaching new highs. Domestic firms may shift to world markets and joint ventures.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
One Investment Advisory Service
Midwest
Value Line Survey
Value Line
U.S
Voters weigh economy as 1980s elections loom
AP outlines a split view on how voters will judge Reagan era policy. Democrats blame recession and unemployment while Republicans cite inflation decline. Polls show patience remains but public blame could shift, shaping fall House and Senate contests.
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Senate
Reagan
Peter Hart
Dallas And Dynasty Have Some Things In Common
AP writer Fred Rotzhenberg recalls Lee Rich of Lorimar discussing how the concept for Dallas evolved from a girl from the wrong side of the tracks to a family saga. He notes Dynasty’s similarities, Rich’s hits like The Waltons, and his belief in big, trend driven programming.
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NEW York (Ap
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Texas
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Lorimar Productions
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Dallas
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Pam
Victoria Principal
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ABC
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