Unemployment drive faces Senate fate for 4.9 billion jobs bill
The House passed a 4.9 billion jobs bill by 324 to 95 to tackle unemployment above 10 percent. It promises 300,000 jobs, costing about 49 thousand dollars per position, with Senate critics calling it too costly for too few benefits.
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Congress Travel Scrutiny Hits Wyandotte Congressman
The Kansas City Times reports Rep. Larry Winn Jr in northeast Kansas has visited 33 countries in nine years at public expense. He cites Foreign Affairs Committee work, while Sen. Nancy Kassebaum notes staff struggled to relate Africa to Kansans. Taxpayers fund the trips amid budget strains.
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Television Schedule Roundup with Classic Movie Highlights
A dense listing of evening programs across networks including ESPN, HBO, and PBS features classic films and serials. Notable items include Captain Horatio Hornblower, The Legend of the Lone Ranger, McCloud Sharkal, and Ellington: The Music Lives On, with sports and news segments sprinkled throughout the night.
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Radioactive Lady Leads Charge for Nuclear Freeze Bus
A wife, just recovered from breast cancer treatment, urges a Washington rally for a nuclear freeze. Her husband wrestles with fear and politics, noting the broader push for street activism as citizens demand action beyond safe, conventional steps.
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Reagan Ponders Burford Fate Amid EPA Inquiry
AP reports White House aide James Baker III says President Reagan won’t discard EPA head Anne Burford for political gain unless there’s cause. The piece notes potential outcomes if investigations reveal mismanagement or greater issues, and that a resignation could be framed as Burford’s own decision with lingering uncertainty from lawmakers.
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Hank Williams Jr. Story portrays father shadow and self.
AP review notes Hank Williams Jr. struggles with his father's legend in NBC film Living Proof. Richard Thomas plays Hank with earnestness though credibility wavers. The soundtrack includes Hank tunes. pacing drifts but still holds appeal amid TV lineup shifts.
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Why Gout Medicines Vary and Ozena Clarified by Dr Donahue
In gout, uric acid levels and drug responses differ. Allopurinol lowers production when uric acid is high in blood and urine. probenecid helps excrete it when urine shows low acid. Mild cases may delay meds until an attack occurs. indomethacin may be used then. Ozena is a rare nasal disease with crusting and odor. treatment centers on nasal cleansing, irrigations, and possible ENT guidance.
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