Kansas City Power & Light trims 1983 budget sharply
A hot news flash notes Kansas City Power & Light Co cutting its 1983 budget by 33 million due to weak economy and mild weather. Hiring freeze and travel cuts accompany deferrals and less use of efficient equipment while critics question rate relief and regulatory pressure on prices. A separate CRS report on military expertise in government laments civilian control and warns against waste, describing the notion of military rule as frightening.
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Television Schedule Fragment with Film and News Listings
A dense OCR fragment lists ESPN Sportsforum and various shows like Inside the NFL, Entertainment Tonight, Family Feud, and Magnum P.I. It also cites movies such as The Great Smokey Roadblock and White Lightning, plus programs including 20/20 and Nightline. The block features times, channel notes, and program descriptions with cast mentions.
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Magnum
Robin Masters
Henry Fonda
Eileen Brennan
John Byner
Neal Gabler
Jeffrey Lyons
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Jennifer Billingsley
Ned Beatty
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Reagan Campaign Trail Moves Across Nation in 82
A long article outlines President Reagan’s active campaign schedule in 1982, noting his increased public appearances and accessibility to crowds. It details shifts in security balance, crowd interactions, and the president’s stamina while pushing his agenda against Democratic opponents amid a tense political climate.
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Ed Rollins
Hooper
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Flemington
N.J
Columbus
Ohio
Rollins
University of Nevada
Reno
NYC Is Still Where It’s At In The Big Apple Worms
In this humorous travel riff, Lloyd Ballhagen laments urban overstimulation and garbage while praising New York City’s theatres and sights. He notes Broadway, Carnegie Hall, Central Park, and F.A.O. Schwartz amid crowded streets, pricey rides, and a cinematic monster in a popular film.
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Harris Enterprises
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America
60Th Street
U.S
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New York
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E.T
Bloomingdale's
Times Square
Ottawa Herald subscription rates summary
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area Ottawa and surrounding towns: one month 3.50 dollars, three months 9.75, six months 18.75, one year 36.00, all incl. sales tax. Outside trade area rates: one month 4.50, three months 11.85, six months 22.50, one year 41.00, incl. sales taxes. Out-of-state subscribers deduct 3.5 percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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