Senate TV broadcasts may break barrier in Congress
Efforts led by Indiana Republican Sen. James McClure push a resolution to allow television and radio coverage of Senate proceedings. Critics fear absences would rise and question public demand while supporters say the public has a right to know. A Pope assassination coverage incident in Kansas City shows how viewers react when Rome specials pre-empt daytime soaps.
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James McClure
Senate
Kansas City
Rome
Two Faces in Policy: Hypocrisy On Russia Trade Dialectic
The United States warns Russia with moral rhetoric while USDA moves butter and dairy products to export firms at bargain prices. About 400 million pounds of butter may reach the Soviet Union at prices well below domestic levels, funded by taxpayers. Critics say shelving grain surpluses for political leverage echoes past appeasement and call for consistent policy toward rivals.
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Reagan
United States
TV Guide Style Listing With Classic Movie and Show Notes
A dense listing of TV programs, films, and specials from a retro schedule. It includes titles such as Mystery Movie Charade, Little House on the Prairie, On the Waterfront era dramas, and Tonight Show recaps. Casts, years, runtimes, and brief synopses appear, with multi-hour blocks and weekend features.
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Alga
Us Lamanding
U.S.A
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Audrey Hepburn
Paris
Ang
All's Wall
Inda
Atandarda
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Ian Charleson
Angela Downelar
Michael Landon
Mallysa Gilbert
Alamity
Kansas
Wisconsin
Marc Winningham
Tony Bill
Far
Mesveline
Ada
America
Power Is Spiritual Not Material in Papal Shooting
AP analysis notes markets barely budged after the papal shooting, contrasting spiritual power with material force. Markets closed or softened only modestly as European and U.S. traders weighed geopolitical risk and the pope's nonpolitical influence. A New York dealer and bullion trader offer perspectives on why gold and currencies remained steady, despite violence.
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John Cunniff
New York
Josef Stalin
Vatican
John Paul II
Reagan
Peller
Washington
Rise of co op membership grows with consumer buying trend
A National Consumer Cooperative Bank survey of 12,204 adults finds 25 percent have at least one family member in a cooperative. West regions lead participation, while 46 percent say they lack local co ops. Most interest centers on food co ops with health care and housing also noted.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
National Consumer Cooperative Bank
West
White Plains
Congress
U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Agency
Measles and Pregnancy Risks and Health Q and A
A reader asks about measles exposure during pregnancy and the risk to the fetus. Doctors explain rubella can harm fetal development, how antibody testing before and after exposure helps, and when additional testing is needed to confirm infection.
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Dr. Donahue
Prayer for Living One Day at a Time
A devotional prayer reflecting on Matthew 6 verse about dealing with daily troubles. It asks for compassion from God to face each day without dwelling on the past or fearing the future. Amen.
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