Mondale and Glenn Clash Over Reaganomics in Early Dem Primary
Mondale holds a lead in the Democratic presidential race while Glenn closes in and the two trade sharp attacks. Mondale blasts Reaganomics and Glenn for supporting the tax cut. Glenn says Mondale’s Carter era policies devastated the economy and defenses his vote as timely. The fight signals a split party and a critique of extended campaigns.
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John Glenn
Mondale
Glenn
Ohio
Reagan
Watt
Congress
Watt's Interior Secretary James Watt to Leave Post
A political note predicts James Watt will be replaced by a Reagan appointee likely more secretive and competent. The piece argues Watt's outspoken stance limited Reagan's policy progress and warns environmentalists may rue the change if the successor pursues harsher conservation goals.
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James G. Watt
Jimmy Carter
Bert Lance
Jody Powell
Brother Billy
Watt
Reagan
Department of the Interior
Waitt
Interior
Sierra
James Watt
TV Tonight Features Racy Mix of Movies and Sitcoms
Prime time listings include Minnesota Fats vs Luther Lassie, Jinxed, Goodbye Columbus, Charlie Muffin, Sunset Limousine, Amityville II, The Top of the Hill, Sunset Limousine, and The Sender among others. Evening schedule covers World Series Game 2, Later News, and Late Night with David Letterman.
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Carol Burnett
CBN
Smith and Jones
Thany
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People's Court
Minnesota
Fats
Luther Lassi
PM Magazine
Good News
WERP
Cincinnati
Bette Midler
Rip ‘Orn
Kan Wahl
Richard Banjama
MacGraw
Jack Klugman
Charlie Muffin
Charlie Maffin
KGB
West
Q Jovie
John Riter
Susan Dey
Paul Reiser
Chane Muffin
Igiaree
John Weldon
Mallory
PKA
HBO
Burt Young
Rutanya Alda
James Olson
Jared R
Allen Funt
Angie Dickinson
American Theatre Tonight
INN News
SportaCenter Wkap
ASA
Brooklyn
Callins
America
Samey Miller
Magnum P.I. Icbn
Burns & Allen
Kathryn Harrold
Shirle P Knight
Zeljko Ivanek
Rata
David Iterman
Hawaii Five-Oh
Stooges
Jack Benny
ESPN
SportsForum
David Letterman
McCloud
Dracula
Memo From Mac An Other Scapegoat
Roving editor John McCormally criticizes the Watt resignation amid Reagan era resource policy fights. The piece argues Watt’s ouster stemmed from viral television clips, notes offshore drilling and coal rights controversies, and questions Reagan administration accountability while praising Watt’s handling of public resources for private gain.
Idea That Can't Win For Losing Veep Dilemma
AP analysis notes Democrats hold potential but lack notable female governors or senators as fit running mates. Republicans dominate in national offices with women, including Senators and a Supreme Court justice, making a female VP unlikely. Historical examples show vice picks from nontraditional offices, yet outcomes remained poor for the tickets.
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Mike Feinsilber
Associated Press
Washington
America
Senate
Supreme Court
Ronald Reagan
United Nations
Reagan
House
Ann Lewis
Democratic Party
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Upstate
New York
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Digestive troubles and wellness questions tackled by Dr Donahue
Reader asks about gas bloating belching and abdominal distress. Dr Donahue explains swallowed air causes belching and suggests slowing eating and chewing with mouth closed. He notes IBS like sensitivity and links excess gas to carbohydrate fermentation and suggests trial elimination of dairy and wheat with rice as a substitute. He cautions to identify trigger foods.
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