TV shows change in drinking image in 1986
Television shifts reflect social caution toward alcohol with fewer on screen drunk routines. NBC programs Hill Street Blues and Cheers feature recovering alcoholics as leads while industry groups urge toned down depictions. Public attitudes influence beer and wine advertising, choices in bars, and branding moves toward premium spirits.
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Social Security benefits rise for 2 million Thursday
Social Security benefits will rise by $14.30 a month starting Thursday for more than 2 million people due to 1984 earnings. Retroactive checks averaging $265 will accompany the new higher monthly payments, as computers recalculate benefits for those with 1984 earnings.
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