Backfire Page 2 Commentary on labor shifts and wasteful spending
The piece compares Japan's planned robotics in garment making with U S and European competition, warns of unemployment from reindustrialization, and critiques Education Department and other federal agencies for rapid year end contracting. It cites pressure from Congress and Senator Thurmond in awarding a $100,000 contract to Baptist College to train home health aides.
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Japan
America
South Korea
Taiwan
U.S
West European
U.S. Education Department
Education Department
Baptist College
Charleston
S.C
Strom Thurmond
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TV Guide and Movie Cards From Ottawa Paper
A cluttered TV schedule and film listings outline 1981 era programming with mentions of ABC News and regional fare. The page notes sports and movie features, a prayer segment, and Ottawa Kansas subscription rates, highlighting scheduled Westerns and a classic lineup amid station promos.
Queasy Money Market Makes Brokerage Firms Attractive Buys
Four major firms in finance have rapidly purchased brokerage houses in a wave that signals a sweeping shift in the sector. Prudential bought Bache Group for 346 million, American Express paid about 1 billion for Shearson Loeb Rhoades, Phibro spent around 500 million for Salomon Brothers, and Sears Roebuck agreed to 607 million for Dean Witter Reynolds, with Coldwell Banker acquisition at 175 million. The trend prompts talk of a money-supermarket era and possible Bankers’ entry as laws are debated.
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Prudential Insurance
Bache Group
American Express
Sheargan Loeb Rhoades
Phibro
Salomon Brothers
Sears Roebuck
Dean Witter Reynolds
Sears
Coldwell Banker
Wall Street
Computers Becoming The Big Brothers Of Fund Raisers
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports on a White House fund drive using computer generated letters signed in the name of Sen. Bob Packwood. The gimmick aims to pressure donors to contribute $120 to the 1982 campaign despite internal divisions over Reagan’s policies and Saudi arms talks.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Reagan
Oval Office
Middle East
Republican Party
Bob Packwood
White House
Lynn Nofziger
Packwood
Reagan Senate
America
Oregon
Saudi Arabia
Ribs Deep Healing Time and Safe Return to Activity
Card advises six weeks for rib fracture healing with continued rib binder use if needed and cautions against premature removal. Also warns about possible lung puncture and emphasizes returning to a doctor for persistent pain before resuming activity.
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Dr. Donahue
Vietnam
T.M
Lavern
Donahue
C.M
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