Fonda exits 9 to 5 as Komack to run show next fall
Jane Fonda and her production company pull out of ABC hit 9 to 5 amid network and 20th Century Fox tensions. Jimmy Komack will run the series next season after producing the last nine episodes. Changes include replacing Valerie Curtin and Rita Moreno joining the cast.
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Earth
Fund drive under way for public radio NPR crisis
Washington and national figures press a crisis fundraising push for NPR as a $6.5 million deficit threatens operations. The Friends of National Public Radio chaired by former Sen Dick Clark cite leadership from Cronkite Walters and other media and academic figures urging contributions to stave off staff cuts and program losses.
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New York University
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NBC
John Chancellor
Roger Mudd
Tom Brokaw
Louis Harris
Evening TV Guide Notes Mixed Prime Time Lineup
A dense broadcast schedule lists shows across stations WWNY WHEC WOKR WROC and others. Highlights include The Jeffersons Hee Haw MASH and The Road To Los Angeles with Sally Field Ted Shackelford and Cheech and Chong among guests, plus sports and movie airings throughout the night.
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Hee Haw
Insido Albany
John Williams
Boston Pops
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Louisa Mandrell
Chet Atking
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Jerry Reed
Mel Tillis
Jonnny Rivers
WHEC
Buck Rogers
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New York Times Crossword Clues Mixed Across and Down
A dense list of crossword clues and partial phrases spanning multiple categories including places people and times. The items reference the Kentucky Derby winners maritime terms and various cross reference style hints, offering a disjointed puzzle clue set rather than a coherent article narrative.
Largest marine reptile remains found in Cambridgeshire cave
A fragmentary fossil from Cumnon reveals the remains of a giant marine reptile named macromerus. Scientists estimate the creature reached a remarkable length, indicating a previously unknown size for early marine predators.
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Cambrdgeshire
Cumnon
Hag
East's unusual trump play beats the game in The Aces
In The Aces by Bobby Wolff, East could have defeated the contract by playing his trump king when the dummy fed the trump ten, preventing South from ducking. The article features analysis of a line where East's counterintuitive move yields a vital diamond shift, and discusses how the outcome hinges on trump and heart play and potential counterfactuals.
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Augustine of Hippo
South
East
Club Queen
West
States in financial trouble push austerity across 50 states
Washington reports the ninth annual Fiscal Survey shows 47 states used budget-balancing measures in 1983 amid shrinking balances and slow revenue gains for 1984. Temporary or permanent tax increases and hiring limits dominate, with Texas the only state not in the red if excluded. Overall, the national ending balance for 1983 nears $291 million, with a bleaker outlook for many states in 1984.
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National Governors’ Association
National Association of State Budget Officers
Texas
Taft son Charles P. Taft dies at 85 in Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft son of a president and brother of William Taft Jr. died at Marjorie P. Lee Home aged 85 after months of kidney and heart failure. Longtime secretary Ruth Zimmerman noted kidney problems and congestive heart failure in recent months.
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Charlie” Taft
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William Toward Taft
Robert A. Taft
Marjorie P. Lee
Ruth Zimmerman
Taft
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