Unemployment debate on Reagan policies and 9.4 percent rate
The piece cites Sen Edward Kennedy and AFL-CIO attacks on Reagan while noting high interest rates and a stalled budget. It argues unemployment rose from about seven percent at the start of his term and warns only bipartisan action can reduce the long stagnation blamed on decades of policy.
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Edward Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Kansas
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President Reagan’s voluntarism duel with state clumsy nosy laws
The piece cites President Reagan’s advocacy of voluntary help over institutions and notes a Low a case where Edith Winchattle faces a $100 fine for fixing four elderly neighbors’ hair without a license. Inspector Rentz pursues the case, arguing nobody works for nothing.
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Chattle
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Juanita Rentz
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights 1980s Entertainment Lineup
A dense TV grid lists programs across networks with titles like MASH Magnum P I and The Rookies. It notes films such as Spencer's Mountain and Death Hunt, plus talk shows and the 1982 Miss USA pageant. Notable guests include Saul Bellow and Roger Ebert.
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Carol Burnett
Dick Cavett
Saul Bellow
Laverne & Shirley & Co
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Gene Siskel
Taxi Louie
Aine
News
Business Report
Nightline
Robert Hays
Johnny
Oak Ridge Boys
Hawaii Five
ABC News
Quincy
Dan
Barney Miner
TV Tries New Strategy Come Fall
New York AP reports networks will favor comedy and action as the 1981-82 season shifts away from police procedurals. After a failed year with many cancellations and a loss of viewers, executives blame overemphasis on crime dramas and seek lighter fare led by Magnum P I and classic stars. Raiders of the Lost Ark stands as the lone imitator magnet.
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Magnum
Harvey Shepard
CBS
James Arness
Robert Stack
Mike Connors
Tom Selleck
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Liver location and function explained by Dr Donohue
In the upper right abdomen beneath the lower ribs the liver sits and can be felt by a deep breath. It converts food into protein fat and sugar for body repair and fuel, and acts as a barrier where germs are stopped.
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TV season columns mix science gossip and show previews
Fragmented notes from a newspaper page mix medical trivia with TV industry previews. It references the human gland, menopause, pelvic support, and exercise, then shifts to TV programming and Hill Street Blues. The piece blends pop science, faith quotes, and entertainment industry forecasts.
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Ottawa Herald Subscriptions and Network Notes
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options, plus tax. The piece then covers NBC network moves under Grant Tinker with MTM alumni joining its writing staff and mentions Taxi and Cheers, Lou Grant, and Family Ties as NBC projects.
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Plight of the jobless sparks debate over inflation costs
Memo critiques the 9.4 percent unemployment era and a White House stance on inflation. It highlights soaring executive pay while millions lose work, quoting figures for Ford and Sears leaders and a New Republic study. It contrasts pay with worker wages and questions the fairness of inflation policy.
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Sears
New Republic
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Japan
Nissan Motors
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Treasury
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Rhode Island
Henry Kaiser's Visionary Century of Industry and War effort
An Oakland exhibit traces Henry J Kaiser from a New York birth to a self made industrialist who built roads bridges and pipelines. It chronicles his Hoover Dam role 6 million barrels of cement and the world’s longest conveyor belt. It notes wartime shipyards and Kaiser Aluminum growth and his prepaid medical program.
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Cuba
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Grand Coulee
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Shasta
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