A Full Park Barrel in House Spending Bill Clash
The House passed a $1 billion federal bill promising up to 200000 jobs through six months of road and bridge work and youth programs. Democrats support it, Republicans split, critics call it political grandstanding and unlikely Senate/White House approval.
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Perplexed election forecast as pundits hedge bets
Washington analysts struggle to predict the November congressional vote amid a recession, high unemployment, and a stagnant economy. Democrats hesitate to claim victory, while Reagan remains personally popular and voters view both parties as offering limited alternatives. The end of old rules in political forecasting seems likely.
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TV Tonight Picks Mix Sports and Classic Movies
HBO lineup features Baseball matchup Atlanta at Houston plus endings of Endless Love Maid in America and The Big Sleep. Also includes Most Endangered Species Born Free profile and family dramas Dynasty and Real People season premiere with varied hosted segments and a rain trip tease.
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Dear Dr Donahue on multiple sclerosis and other health questions
A reader describes two years of illness beginning with blurred vision and facial pain and asks about MS. The doctor cautions against self diagnosis, explains MS symptoms and remissions, and urges examination despite cost, noting treatment options exist.
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Incumbents Ride Tide in Primary Season Across States
Economic hardship fuels political gains for incumbents as eight governors seeking renomination win, with only Massachusetts’ Edward King losing to Michael Dukakis. Senate contests largely favor incumbents while redistricting causes several incumbents to face intra party or cross slate challenges.
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TV Families Evolve as Nelsons and Keatons Clash On Screen
AP Television writer Fred Rothenberg notes that new TV families differ from classic units. NBCs Family Ties centers on hip parents with a generation gap, while CBSs Maid in America features Cal Buffington's reverse discrimination suit and a comic maid plot, but fails to fully engage viewers.
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