Selective Service notes and Reagan poll in CBS critique
A reflection from The Lawrence Journal-World contrasts a Selective Service warning that 2.1 million men turning 26 by year end face draft ineligibility with penalties for those who failed to register. It also cites a NBC Wall Street Journal poll showing over 70 percent approval of Reagan’s Iceland conference handling, while CBS commentators face scrutiny for bias and perceived bias in coverage.
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Ronald Reagan
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NBC
The
Wall Street Journal
Iceland
Gorbachev
Reagan
TV Tonight and Late Night Schedule Highlights
Prime time listings show Sanford and Son and MackNeil Lehrer NewsHour with HBO films like All the Rivers Run Part A, along with cartoons and dramas. Notable items include My Sister Sam and Amazing Stories, plus NBC Monday Night at the Movies and The West of the Imagination.
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Sanford and Son
MacNeil/ Lehrer
WKAP
Cincinnati
HBO
Sigrid Thornton
John Waters
Kate
Allie Kate
Gunemake
MacGyver MacGyver
Barnaby Jones
GGA
Charles Durning
ABC
Broncos
Jets
Mdq
Eo Cagney
Lacay
Joan Rivers
Carson
Luciano Pavarotti
CBS
Carol Burnett
John McLaughlin
Wedge issue blindsides South Carolina campaign clash
In Columbia, Rep. Carroll Campbell urges flag symbolism as a wedge against the Democrats coalition, while Lt. Gov. Mike Daniel emphasizes education. The debate shifts to school reform and party loyalty as Campbell defends heritage and Daniel touts progress under Gov. Riley. The piece traces the South’s enduring Democratic strength and the role of education in uniting diverse voters.
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David S. Broder
Columbia
S.C
Carroll A. Campbell, Jr
R-S.c
South Carolina
Southern
Campbell
State Capitol
Sherman
Mike Daniel
Daniel
Dick Riley
Con
University of South Carolina Law School
South
Strom Thurmond
States Rights Party
U.S. Senate
Carroll Campbell
The Case Of The 4 Percent Myth By John Cunniff
AP Business Anaiyst John Cunniff notes how 4 percent growth remains a hopeful target rather than fact. He contrasts Reagan era 2.4 percent with 20th century norms and 1940s gains, while Wright Investors' Service calls for realistic targets and policy shifts to chase 4 percent growth again.
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John Cunniff
Business
Anaiyst
NEW York
White House
Sunbelt
Wright Investors’ Service
Federal Reserve Trust
Wright
NBC eyeing Sunday news show amid affiliate, viewer hurdles
NBC president Robert C. Wright weighs a new Sunday morning news program despite weak ratings for 1986 NBC News and heavy affiliate reliance on religious programming. He notes viewers and affiliates may block new efforts even as NBC seeks a stronger Sunday presence against CBS News Sunday Morning.
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Robert Barr
Associated Press
NEW York
Robert C. Wright
NBC
Network
Wright
Jim Boyle
Billy Graham
Larry Grossman
NBC News
Doctors debate working late in pregnancy and AIDS testing
In a health column, Dr Donohue notes many women work late into pregnancy with no extra risk if health checks remain good, suggesting maternity leave in late pregnancy for some occupations. He also explains AIDS testing shows exposure to the virus, not a diagnosis, and highlights high risk groups.
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DR. Donohue
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986 Update
Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective July 1 1986 for in town and surrounding areas by carrier and motor routes. Local Franklin County pricing includes monthly and multi month options with annual totals and tax details for out of state subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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