Six Democratic hopefuls promise NOW agenda in Washington
At a National Organization for Women convention in Washington, six Democratic contenders pledged to back feminist causes and to select a running mate with similar views. Sen Gary Hart even said he would welcome a woman on either ticket end. Yet the piece notes promises often cost little and are rarely kept, and that party activists remain wary of a woman president or a female vice president.
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Washington
National Organization For Women
Gary Hart
Margaret Thatcher
Yuri Andropov
Augusto Pinochet
Reagan
Congress
Computers for home use not a must for every family
The piece critiques advertising exploiting parental fears to push home computers. It argues computers motivate some youths and notes widespread access in schools, but contends home computers are not essential or universally beneficial. Entertainment dominates current use, while education benefits remain limited.
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Junior
TV Tonight Burneti ght is Enough onanza secomeany
TV listings present a chaotic collage of programs, movies, and talk shows across networks and local channels. It notes feature films with stars like Robin Williams and Glenn Close, and mentions a variety of dramas, documentaries, and late-night programs including sports, news, and religious segments.
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Irving Crane
Cincinnat
Terri
Colt
Howie
Jodia
Leland
Gamp
Iife
Robin Williams
Glenn Close
What's New by Linda Ronstadt blends nostalgia and artistry
The piece praises Linda Ronstadt's We're What’s New homage blending late 1920s to 1940s melodies with Nelson Riddle's lush 47 piece arrangements. It notes her versatility across genres and the album's serious, non sentimental aim to revive enduring songs. It also reflects on Yaz and Bench retiring, contrasting loyalty and star power with modern players.
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Stuary Awbrey
Harris
Linda Ronstadt
Rondstadt
Irving Berlin
Muehlebach
Mildred Bailey
Reagan Radio Address a Simple Weekender Tradition
Ronald Reagan hosts a five minute Saturday radio chat from Camp David or the California ranch, a simple, self served national dialogue. The live broadcast blends showmanship with policy pitches and little formal news value, yet it keeps the presidency in touch with citizens.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Camp David
California
Dear Dr Donahue medical Q and political op ed mix
A reader asks about painful peripheral neuropathy and treatment options including Elavil. The column covers nerve function causes and possible tests, then shifts to urinary frequency in a young man, potassium storage, aspirin tolerance, and a Reagan Mother’s Day broadcast analysis with political commentary.
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