Governor's Rose Parade ride sparks GOP ethical concerns
Ottawa Herald reports Morris Kay questions Gov. John Carlin's acceptance of an invitation to ride on the Farmers Insurance float in the Rose Bowl Parade. Kay warns the move could set a dangerous precedent and influence insurance rate regulation by Fletcher Bell. The governor accepts the offer amid party maneuvering ahead of an anticipated re election bid.
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Farmers Insurance Group
Kansas
John Carlin
California
GOP
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kay
Carlin
Fletcher Bell
Commissioner of Insurance
Bell
Big Betamax Blunder faces private video use ruling
The 9th Circuit ruling holds that taping copyrighted TV shows even for private use violates the law. With 3.5 million sets in circulation, questions arise about enforcement and possible royalty deals between producers and manufacturers to cover sales. The decision reflects a perceived lag in judicial adaptation to new technology.
TV Tonight Evening Highlights and Classic Mix
A cluttered TV Listing cover notes multiple programs across evening slots. Features include Igbans SOCIology Fast Forward Laverne and Shirley, Carol Burnett, Muppet Show, Hogan's Heroes, Sanford and Son, That's Incredible, and Remember When. Also lists private Benjamin, great performances, Macneil Lehrer Report, movies such as Rhapsody in Blue and Final Countdown, news blocks, and sports with Monday Night Football and college football previews.
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Igban
Laverne
Shirley
Carol Burnett
Entertainment
Family Ee Amazin
Acneil Tehrer
MacNeil Lehrer Report
Bill Cosby
Raquel Walch
Aobad Alde
Axin South
George Gurahwin
Reaganomics Souring Public As Harder Times Seem Apparent
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff surveys the mood as indicators point to a tougher year ahead. Downturn, rising unemployment, plant closures and soaring bankruptcies threaten Reaganomics and testing its political resolve. Economists debate if lower rates will come with hidden costs and risk a major recession.
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John Cunniff
New York
Reagan
White House
Albert Cox Jnr
Merrill Lynch Economics
Cox
Broad U S Push For Saudi Peace Plan Support
The United States, three years after Camp David, seeks wider Arab backing for Middle East peace. Reagan officials embrace a Saudi eight point plan seen as a bid to involve Jordan and Saudi Arabia, with Sadat’s assassination possibly spurring new life into talks. Israel warns over plan elements including Palestinian statehood and East Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Middle East
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
State Department
Hussein
U.S
Israel
Haig
East Jerusalem
Senate
AWACS
Egypt
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Born To Be Sold Bares Cradle Market In NBC TV Film
AP critic Fred Rothenberg reviews Born To Be Sold a TV movie about illegal baby selling starring Lynda Carter as Kate Carlin. The piece notes aim and flaws, contrasting with 60 Minutes style sleuthing, and questions the film's handling of teen motherhood and race within the adoption network. The review questions drama and social perspective, highlighting Westfield's agency and Cindy's fate and referencing a separate 60 Minutes surrogate story.
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Fred Rothenberg
NEW York (Ap
60 Minutes
Lynda Carter
Kate Carlin
Miss Carter
NBC
Marty Helick
Dean Stockwell
Robert Westfield
Harold Gould
Westfield
Cindy
Kate
Wonder Woman
Morley Safer
Morning Sickness and Inheritance My Dear Dr Donahue
A reader asks about whether morning sickness is inherited and how to manage it. The doctor states morning sickness is not inherited, offers tips like small dry-food snacks and fluids, and notes pregnancy itself is the factor. Additionally, advice on dowager’s hump and osteoporosis mentions calcium and vitamin D, exercise, and bone health.
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Dr. Donahue
Tam
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with rates for trade area and outside regions. It includes carrier, mail, and motor routes pricing, 1 month through 1 year, and notes tax inclusions and out of state tax deductions. The editor and publisher is Robert B. Wellington. the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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