Week of June 27-30, 1982

In Brussels - leaders of the 10 Common Market nations, in a slap at the Reagan

Administration, say that U.S. economic policy is disrupting Western Europe and

jeopardizing Free World trade. They are angered by recent decisions of the

Reagan Administration to try to prohibit European countries from using American

technology for a soviet-Western Europe gas pipeline to curb imports of European

steel and to contest Europe’s joint agricultural policy.

A pair of teenage lovers seeking “a better world” in heaven held hands as they

ignored the pleas of friends and leaped from the roof of a six-story building in

Chicago. The girl (15) was killed and the boy (16) was critically injured.

The shuttle Columbia blasts into space - its fourth and final test mission.

The Supreme Court rules that federal savings and loan associations, even in

states with pro-consumer mortgage laws, can stop a homeowner from passing

on his low-interest mortgage when he sells his house.

Ending siege - Prime Minister Menachem Begin says that if the Palestinian

guerrillas surrender their heavy weapons and agree to leave Lebanon, they may

take their weapons with them. Israel announces a cease-fire.

Music news -

Sunday night television -

CBS - 60 Minutes, Archie Bunker’s Place, One Day at

a Time, Alice, The Jeffersons, Trapper John, M.D.

NBC - Father Murphy, ChiPs, Movie

ABC - Movie, Movie

PBS - Nova, Masterpiece Theater

CBS Cable - The World Of James Joyce, Affairs of the

Heart

USA - Time-out Theater

HBO - Movie - Stripes with Bill Murray

Father Murphy - A young priest quits the priesthood and takes a job at a saloon

where he tries to help those in need.

Nova - “Locusts: war without end.”

Alice - Mel realizes he doesn’t of an heir to leave in a will.

Week of June 27-30, 1982