Garden City gambling sweep draws mixed legal reaction
In August Kansas Attorney General ordered a Garden City gambling raid. Eleven employees were arrested but county attorney later declined to prosecute. Moose Lodge faced a $250 fine for possessing gambling devices. VFW, Eagles Lodge and Knights of Columbus slated to face similar charges. The piece questions law and order and political optics from the raid.
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Reagan’s Threat to Market as Rates Stay High
The piece argues Paul Volcker will keep rates high until a balanced federal budget is pursued. It notes investors shifted to money market funds amid inflation fears, and suggests Reagan could lower rates by cutting defense spending and MX missile commitments.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Television Guide and Movie Listings for Atlanta Area
The page lists prime time network programs and movie showings for Atlanta area stations. Entries include Tonight Show segments with guests, a movie night lineup featuring titles like Rhinoceros, Grand Theft Auto and I Wanna Hold Your Hand, and upcoming broadcasts for ABC CBS and NBC with brief plot notes and cast.
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Nancy Morgan
Youngman
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Sta OlCicco
New York
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Ed Sullivan
Bronson
Dennis Weaver
Lois Nettleton
North Vietnam
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Moral Majority letter alarms reader about prayer and policy
In a satirical memo, John McCormally critiques Rev. Jerry Falwell’s Moral Majority petition urging Congress to back their positions on abortion pornography homosexuality and school prayer. He questions political tactics, cites treaty issues with Taiwan and Panama, and suggests enlisting as a remedy to moral concerns. He notes Reagan’s stance and ends with a quip about atheists in foxholes.
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America
Enemies of Freedom
Small Business Wary Of Tax Cut Sparks NSBA Concerns
The NSBA with about 55,000 members says the recent tax cut favors big business over small firms. It cites differences in capital gains treatment and overall rate reductions, contrasting with the Chamber of Commerce which champions relief for smaller entrepreneurs.
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Herbert Liebenson
Liebenson
TV Style Rules Shield Judy Woodruff From Pregnancy On Air
NBC and ABC reporters discuss how Woodruff and others handle pregnancy on television. Producers say cameras stay focused on speech while framing hides the belly, avoiding fanfare as Lunden notes practical fashion and the need for suitable on-air maternity wear.
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NEW York
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White House
Judy Woodruff
Ms. Woodruff
Bob McFarland
Washington
Nightly News
Ms. Lunden
Poison Ivy Rash Facts and Care for Sensitive Kids
A reader asks why two of five children repeatedly get poison ivy. An allergist explains the oily resin from poison ivy, oak, or sumac sticks to skin and objects, spreads by contact, and does not spread from blister fluid. Sensitivity varies 25 to 60 percent. early washing with soap helps, drying alcohol-based lotions aid while blisters stay intact.
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Dr. Donahue
The Lockhorns and Kissing Weight Question
A reader asks Dr Donahue if kissing affects weight and desire. The reply cites possible links between corpulence and romantic interest and notes no evidence that calories burn from kissing. Another reader asks about hair growth remedies and vitamins with the witty exchange implying no quick solution.
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Dr. Donahue
Peggy Lee
C.S
Ottawa Herald Publication Rates and Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. In Ottawa and nearby towns carriers offer monthly to yearly plans with tax included, and out of state readers pay an extra tax adjustment.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
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