Cable Gets Into TV Game Shows
New York AP reports Escapade’s Everything Goes is a risqué television game blending strip tease and humor with wardrobe themes. Contestants answer sexual questions as garments come off. winners win trips, losers strip to underwear. Show aims for 252,000 homes with 500,000 by year end 1982.
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Escapade
Scott Sternberg
California
Sternberg
Louis Nye
Carol Wayne
Kip Addetta
Conservation Tillage Takes Hold Across Plains
Topeka, Kansas AP. Farmers increasingly use conservation tillage to disturb soil minimally before planting. No-till and reduced tillage save soil, time, and money, driven by herbicide advances, better implements, and higher fuel costs. Kansas estimates show one third of cropland under lighter tillage this year, with nationwide practice rising fourfold in a decade.
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Ruling Allows Wiretaps in Teamsters Trial Case
Federal Judge Prentice H. Marshall approves admission of wiretap tapes in the Teamsters corruption case. He finds probable cause and says investigators did not misrepresent their purpose to obtain permission. Defendants include Roy Lee Williams and four others linked to a Las Vegas bribery scheme involving Sen. Howard Cannon.
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Teamsters Union
Roy Lee Williams
U.S
Prentice H. Marshall
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Williams
FBI
James B. Parsons
Parsons
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Bfy
Otannon
Dorfman
Cannon
Central States Pension Fund
Andrew Massa
Thomas M. O'Malley
Joseph Lombardo
Housing Bailout Seen Lacking Immediate Impact This Summer
Private economists and HUD Secretary Samuel R. Pierce Jr warn multibillion-dollar housing subsidies will not lift the market by summer. High interest rates keep builders financing costly and deter buyers, with foreclosures rising and new construction falling in April. Additional notes cover auto sales trends, trucks production forecasts, Egypt’s price hike, and a steel capacity decline.
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Lorraine Cichowskii
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Reagan
Congress
Pierce
David Cross
Chase Econometrics
Cross
Commerce
Dairy Industry Still Runs Amok
Washington AP reports rising U S cheese butter and nonfat dried milk output as 1982 projections show production up about 2 percent from 1981 and prices under reform debate. Surpluses worth billions are stored and donated while tax costs and price supports face cuts amid congressional scrutiny.
Butter Joins The Great Giveaway List
The government expands its dairy aid with up to 50 million pounds of butter to needy families and hints at broadening free distributions beyond dairy to items like honey and oats. The effort mirrors the cheese program, adding about $75 million in donated food and stressing distribution through nonprofits with federal support.
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Block
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Richard Lyng
Department
Food and Nutrition Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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