Ford UAW pact signals broader auto industry change
Ford workers approve a contract reducing holidays and raises in exchange for job security and plant operations staying in the U.S. Top management keeps six figure pay. Analysts estimate potential annual savings near a billion, with broad implications for auto and farm machinery sectors.
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Ford
Ford-Uaw
USDA aims at soil erosion with targeted conservation plan
Secretary John Black pledges soil and water conservation focusing funds on critical 3.5 percent of land that causes 58 percent of erosion. Economist Arthur Miller notes the need to reward conservation and push state and local action, warning future costs if current neglect continues.
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John Black
USDA
Block
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TV Tonight: Prime Time Cast Listings and Movies
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Frankie Avalon
David Letterman
David
Ellan Goodman
McMillan & Wife
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Rock Hudson
Susan Saint James
Andre Duggan
William Hurt
Pragmatic Republican Jim Leach Seeks Balance With Reagan Policy
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Nature's Taxes Offset Cuts By John Cunniff
AP Business Analysis outlines a cautious view of the economy as tax cuts fail to spark robust private investment. High interest rates and federal deficits weigh on housing, auto, and equipment sales, with lenders facing trouble and consumer spending lagging amid Reagan era fiscal tensions.
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New York
White House
Reagan
William O'Connell
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Julio S. Laguarta
National Association of Realtors
Laguarta
Chase Manhattan Bank
Police Squad debut satirizes cop shows in bold spoof
AP review notes the ABC comedy Police Squad offered slapstick and word games with Leslie Nielsen as Joe Friday style figure. The piece compares it to Dragnet in drag, cites the non laugh-track approach, and highlights its bold, unconventional humor and cultural commentary.
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NEW York
ABC
Police Squad
Andy Kaufman
Mork
Mindy
Jack Webb
Joe Friday
Leslie Nielsen
Friday
Frank Drebbin
Drebbin
Rex Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
Lorne Greene
Tic douloureux treatment options from Dr Donahue
Reader asks about relief from severe facial tic douloureux pain. Doctor notes Tegretol can help but may require dosage adjustment or blood level checks, suggests trying phenytoin or exploring surgical options such as nerve ablation, nerve cutting, or a sponge cushion between nerve and blood vessel, with decisions tailored to severity age and other factors.
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