Watt resigns as interior secretary in Reagan era
James Watt announces he will resign as interior secretary after a brief search for a replacement. Reagan accepts reluctantly and aims to nominate a successor in one to two weeks. Watt cites ending usefulness and vows to continue his spiritual freedom crusade as reporters witness the moment in a California cow pasture.
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James Watt
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Watt
California
Reagan
Elyria NAACP Banquet Aide Defends Watt Comments
Glenn aide Charles H. Smith, a deputy in John Glenn's campaign, praised Watt and criticized his critics amid discussions at the Elyria NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet. Smith spoke on race, politics, and Black advancement, referencing Jesse Jackson and shifting Democratic prospects without detailing new policy.
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Charles H. Smith
John Glenn
James Watt
Smith
Watt
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Freedom Fund
NAACP
Glenn
First Baptist Church of
Huntington
W. Va
National Naacp
Jesse Jackson
Martin Luther King Jr
Jackson
Brewer demands neutral sponsor for Elyria mayoral cable debate
Republican challenger Ernest Brewer ties his participation to a neutral sponsor due to alleged links between Mayor Keys and Continental Cablevision. Keys supports a debate, with City Council and League of Women Voters mentioned as possible sponsors, while Continen tal plans a taped debate with the LWV.
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Elyria
Michael Keys
Continental Cablevision
Ernest Brewer
Keys
Brewer
R-3
Continental
Marguerite Bowman
John
League of Women Voters
Linda Calloway
MS. Calloway
Tim Martin
Bay Village
I 480 progress lifts Cleveland area traffic easing travel
Two of three final links of the 27 mile Interstate 480 project are under construction and may finish by 1986. The 10.3 mile opening reduced congestion on Brookpark Road and southern Cuyahoga County routes, boosting Western Cuyahoga and Lorain County commutes.
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Ohio Turnpike
North Ridgeville
Streetsboro
Richard Barnick
Ohio Department of Transportion
Brookpark Road
Cuyahoga County
Lorain Road
West 139Th Street
Ridge Road
Broadview Ave
Barrick
Broadview
Tuxedo Ave
Dual career families reshape fatherhood amid time use concerns
A United Media Enterprises report titled Where Does the Time Go? details changing American leisure and family roles. It finds dual career families engage more in activities with children yet warn that working mothers spend less time with kids, with 50 percent of dual-career mothers of young children playing daily versus 70 percent for traditional mothers, and 62 percent supervising older children's schoolwork against 79 percent for non working mothers.
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United Media Enterprises
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