Campaign's Purpose in Reagan Speech Critique
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues that criticizing Reagan for speaking plainly on Taiwan and foreign policy misses the point. It says voters should appreciate candor on major issues rather than expect cautious, generic remarks.
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Reagan
A Closer Look at Winn Watkins Congressional Race
Voters see a contest between incumbent Rep. Larry Winn and Democrat Dan Watkins. Winn, in office 14 years, faces a novice challenger who highlights Winn's 1979 UN observer role and bill introducing record while ignoring a long attendance streak. Watkins cautions voters to scrutinize the broader 13-year tenure.
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Larry Winn
Dan Watkins
Winn
Watkins
Congress
Wini
Epilepsy and Goiter Questions From Readers
Readers seek medical guidance on goiter diagnosis and thyroid testing, epilepsy explanations, alkaline phosphatase in bones and liver, and safe exercise for seniors. By Dr Donahue, the column offers practical symptoms, test meanings, and encouragement for openness and activity.
Carter commits to a balanced budget amid inflation fight
President Carter, facing election pressure and a high inflation rate, pledges a balanced budget as the centerpiece of his anti inflation strategy. He scraps the 1981 deficit plan, later revises it to a projected surplus, then sees deficits return amid recession and tax cuts influencing the budget outlook.
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J. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Congress
Stuart Eizenstat
Eizenstat
GM Chairman Expects Auto Industry To Make Recovery
GM chairman Thomas A. Murphy forecasts a gradual economic rebound with auto sales rising to about 13 million units in the new model year and 14 million by next summer. He expects industry gains after the 1981 model year starts, but notes inflation and policy constraints. He envisions smaller vehicles, new power trains, more diesel options, front wheel drive conversion, and an electric vehicle by the mid 1960s.
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John Cunniff
New York
Thomas A. Murphy
General Motors Corp
Murphy
America
Old Radio Writers Recall Glory and Gaffs in The Glass Bed
In Norman Panama and Albert E Lewins The Glass Bed the behind the scenes world of early network radio is recalled through Rob Gardner a new writer who becomes a private court beard for Johnny Malone Gardner writes for the top comedian while navigating romances jealousies and betrayals as writers labor to produce a weekly show Panama recalls the idea grew from writerly picket line memories at Universal Studios with Milt Josefsberg The Glass Bed draws on real figures and mixes hints of Bob Hope Jack Benny and Bing Crosby without copying any single star.
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Jerry Buck
LOS Angeles
Norman Panama
Albert E. Lewin
Rob Gardner
University of Chicago
Johnny Malone
Malone
Gardner
Universal Studios
Panama
Milt Josefsberg
Lewin
Bob Hope
Hope
Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
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