Hardage Rails at Carlin Over Kansas Finances in Ottawa
GOP hopeful Sam Hardage accused Gov. Carlin of driving Kansas toward bankruptcy with rising deficits. He cited $196 million surplus at start, projecting $13 million, $32 million, and $61 million deficits for 1979–1981, plus $104 million short for 1982, while defending surplus use and noting Legislature approves spending.
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GOP
Sam Hardage
Ottawa
John Carlin
Kansas
Hardage
Robert Bennett
Carlin
Shivering Facts On Gas Prices And Congress
As cooler days arrive the price of natural gas for heating is expected to rise about a third from last year. Suppliers blame federal de control while noting the well head price rose due to actions by Congress. A gas glut exists but trillions of cubic feet are kept off the market to keep prices high. If flows stay low, Congress may be pressed to intervene to lower well head prices.
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Carlin
Hardage
Kansas
Congress
Jesus
TV Tonight and Late Night Lineup Highlights
TV listing fragment outlines 6:00 to 12:00 schedule with ESPN HBO and network shows. It mentions NFL analysis, Entertainment Tonight, MacNeil Lehrer, Magnum P I, From the Met live broadcast, various movies, and late night programs including News Nightline and The Hindenburg film.
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HBO
Espn Sportsforum
NFL
Len Dawson
Nick Buoniconti
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People’s Court
MacNeil-Li
Espn Sports Center
WKRP
Cincinnati
Nightline
William Hurt
Kathleen Turner
Richard Crenna
Barney Miller
Vega
Rockford Files
Nascar Holly Farms
Noah Wilkesboro
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Dorothy Malone
Errol Flynn
Efrem Zimbalister
Stooges
Quincy Quincy
George C. Scott
Anne Bancraft
William Atherton
David Letterman
Three's Company
ABC News
McCloud
Aries
Reagan Uses Budget Defeat as Campaign Issue
President Reagan is leveraging the House defeat of a proposed balanced budget amendment as a campaign tool. He notes deficits of about 110 billion dollars for the current year and higher projections for next year, warning of rising unemployment while stressing that the vote will not affect immediate budgets but could influence the election narrative. He accuses House Democrats of bottling up the measure to avoid passage.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington (Ap
Reagan
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Washington
GOP
Reagan Tightens Press Stance Amid Lebanon Questions
Washington AP reports reporters are barred from direct questioning of President Reagan in informal settings, with aides directing limits at top staff direction. The article notes prior limits, a Capitol Hill speech, and a White House pullback as photographers and reporters are kept at distance while Reagan answers select questions on Lebanon and other topics.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Capitol Hill
Mark Weinberg
Richmond
Weinberg
Lebanon
Cannon
Congress
Capitol
House
Oval Office
Right to left in a world of shifting loyalties
A column discussing reactions to Middle East events and U.S. policy. It cites Thomas A. Dine and Henry Kissinger, notes Israeli reading habits, mocks press inquiries, and critiques corporate mergers under Reagan. It highlights Allied, Bendix Martin Marietta, United Technologies deals, Seagram's involvement, tax deductibility of debt, and calls for a rethink of the American enterprise system.
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Lebanon
Israel
America
Thomas A. Dine
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
New York Times
Newton Minow
FCC
John Kennedy
The
Times
Minow
Dine
Henry Kissinger
Golda Meir
Golda
Henry
Tam
Mr. Dine
Reagan
United Technologies
Beirut
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Met
der Rosenkavalier
Richard Strauss
NFL Story
Kotch
California
Richard Dreyfuss
Ronny Howard
Buddy
Jennia Lee
Scotland Yard
Tim Conway
Don Knotts
Trisha Noble
Atlantic
Muriel
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Diane
Simon & Simon
Rick
Molly
Taxi Jim
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Sylvia Kristel
Howard Hesseman
Knot’s Landing
TBS
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Mac
John
John McCormally
Daniel Brill
Bendix
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Missouri Repertory Theatre
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