One-shot billion-dollar housing subsidy sails through House
The House approved a billion-dollar mortgage subsidy plan by 349 to 55, aiming to reduce high interest rates for 400,000 new homes and create about 300,000 jobs in construction and related industries. Critics warn of budget strain and potential veto by the president.
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U S Japan trade frictions cited by Rep Whittaker
Rep Bob Whittaker notes growing friction between the United States and Japan over a rising trade deficit. He cites an $18 billion gap in imports versus exports and predicts it may top $20 billion this year. He argues for better ways than restricting imports and urges American auto production of economical, quality cars to spur a buy American response.
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TV Tonight Highlights Major League Boxing and Classic Movies
TV tonight features ESPN boxing from Montreal with Barry Tompkins and Larry Merchant at ringside, plus a slate of films including Network, Who'll Stop the Rain, Orca, Escape from New York and St Louis Blues. Also listed are news, talk shows, and comedy programs across CBS, NBC, and ABC with guest stars and special segments.
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Management Vs. Workers The Productivity Snag
AP analyst John Cunniff reports on participative management as a solution to lagging productivity. George Labovitz argues management should involve workers, noting firms in Japan and top American companies benefit from hands on, experiential leadership.
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Soldier Girls shows women recruits in brutal basic training at Fort Gordon
AP television writer Fred Rothenberg reports on PBS's Soldier Girls, a cinema verite look at four female recruits in basic training. The documentary captures their tears, setbacks, and mutual support amid harsh drills and dehumanizing instruction, questioning motives for military careers.
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Hormone questions after hysterectomy in Dear Dr Donohue
A reader, 38, asks about taking estrogen after removing ovaries and uterus. Dr Donohue explains that ovaries create hormones and replacement is often advised to prevent osteoporosis and genital changes, but decisions depend on why ovaries were removed and individual circumstances. Facial hair and menopause symptoms may occur, and patients should consult their doctor for personalized guidance.
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