Kansas ballot debate on state lottery and beyond
The piece weighs Kansas deciding on a state lottery amid moral and revenue arguments. It expands to regional and national lotteries, noting Canada’s two tier system and tri state efforts in the U.S. It argues bigger games bring bigger prizes and suggests a 16 percent ticket tax and a gambling tax could fill the federal budget.
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Kansas
Uncle Sam
U.S. Treasury
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
Nation's Favorite Sport Faces Fan Disorder
The article laments baseball crowds harming the game with the wave beach balls and fan interference. It notes management imposing rules to eject disruptive fans, halt late beer sales, and create dry sections to preserve the game for true supporters.
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Rowdies
Menstrual migraines and exercise offer relief options
A 29 year old woman with menstrual migraines seeks alternatives after Inderal and ergotamine lose effect. Experts note migraines worsen near menses due to falling estrogen and discuss risk with birth control pills, potential benefit from regular exercise, and using ergotamine at early warning. If beta blockers fail, other options like Methysergide may help.
Reading Rainbow Aims High With New Season Push
AP Education Writer Lee Mitgang reports Reading Rainbow enters its fourth season with 10 new episodes, five days a week for seven weeks, aiming to spark reading among beginning readers. LeVar Burton guides viewers through real world locales linked to books, while critics debate TV’s role in promoting literacy.
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Lee Mitgang
NEW York
Reading Rainbow
LeVar Burton
Burton
New York City
Fulton Fish Market
Confusion Over Treaty No Accident
President spokesman Larry Speakes says SALT no longer exists while the president questions the treaty’s legal standing. Ambassadors and aides scramble to clarify as Nitze says SALT II lacks legal force, yet both nations refrain from abrupt change. The administration seeks a new deal while masking limits to ease congressional and allied concern.
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Michael Putzel
White House
Washington
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Paul Nitze
Reagan
United States
Senate
The
United
States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Congress
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Movie Listings
A dense TV guide page lists 6 to 4 am programming across networks, including newsHour, Wheel of Fortune, and sports. Major films shown include Conan the Destroyer, Blood Simple, The Mad Room, Purple Rain, and Rope of Sand with various actors. Also noted are late night talk and variety segments, classic series, and special broadcasts.
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Braves
Reds
HBO
Conan the Destroyer
Conan
Gune
Arnold Schwarzenagger
Jace Jones
Killar
Webster Katherine
Charlotte
Webster
D.C
Ted Knight
Mr. Belvedere Marsha
Wall Street
Miami
Crockett
Tubbs
ABC
McLaughlin Group
John Getz
Frances McDormand
Rsa
Stingray
Lou Grant
Carnon
Benny Hill
Trapper John
Barney Miller
Stella Stevens
Shelley Winters
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T.S
DR. Donohue
E.C
Weber Christian
Paul G. Donohue
Animal Cafe
John Stadler
Texas
Neil Postman
New York University
Postman
Twila Liggett
Liggett
RNC Research
Hampton, N.H
Ottawa Herald
Mikhail Gorbachev
Chernobyl
America
Dallas
MacNeil/ Lehrer NewsHour
Mark
Mindy
Tanini
Sylvester Staliona
Michael Davis
Golden Boy
William Holden
Barbara Stanwyck
Sunshine Grace
Paul
Nan Martin
Barbara Babcock
Dempsey Malaneane
Killer Family Mansion
Jenny Seagrove
Ed McMahon
John Nagig
George Carlin
Jodie Foster
Martin Sheen
Prince
Apollonia Kotero
Burt Lancaster
Corinne Calvet
Vincent Prite
Peter Lorre
Lucy
Martin and Lewis
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
CNN News
Rodney Dangerfield
Mannix
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