Future Support For Anderson Draws Mixed Reactions
The Ottawa Herald analyzes John Anderson’s solo bid and the challenge of securing congressional cooperation. Polls show notable support among Carter and Reagan critics, but independents in Congress remain scarce, risking a President’s effectiveness without cross‑party backing.
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Effective Enforcement and moral backing in law enforcement
Clarence Kelley, former FBI chief, urged a Law Day audience in Manhattan that policing needs both financial support and moral backing. He tied his Kansas City police chief years to the FBI to argue real enforcement requires public willingness to fund and back law enforcement, noting local rejection of funding and reluctance to get involved.
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TV Tonight on THATS INCREDIBLE and More
TV listings reveal a packed schedule including That’s Incredible with Rich Little and the Great Nders, Mark Russell comedy special, Tic Tac Dough, and multiple movies and news programs across CBS and ABC stations. Highlights feature return appearances by Lauren Bacall, John Huston, and Nelson, plus sports and late-night talk shows.
The Buck Stops With You by John Cunniff AP Business Analyst
American inflation through the 1960s and beyond is traced as households shift from cutting back to raising incomes. Moonlighters grow, wives join the workforce, and credit expands until prices and debt overwhelm. The piece argues consumption outpaced production, deficits grew, and money lost value, ending with a call to live within income again.
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Unexpectly Good TV Movie From ABC About a Runaway Micki
AP writer Peter J. Boyer notes ABC's Off the Minnesota Strip is a serious drama about Micki a Minneapolis runaway drawn into prostitution in Manhattan as she tries to return home. Marc Winningham shines as Micki with Hal Holbrook and Michael Learned supporting in a story by David Chase.
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Cardiovascular disease and other medical questions addressed
A reader asks about cardiovascular disease’s degenerative nature and life expectancy while Dr Donahue explains vascular changes, risk reduction, and near normal lifespans with preventive care. The column covers emphysema types, septic arthritis, Halotestin use, microwave myths, Barlow’s syndrome, and vitamins for children, with practical medical guidance.
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