Reagan Campaigns Across Nation Suffering Mixed Results
President Reagan logged over 32 000 miles campaigning for Republicans but more than half of their candidates lost in the 1982 elections. White House tallies show 17 wins and 19 losses among 36 races, with strong shows in California and defeats in North Carolina and Texas.
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Reagan faces uphill re election bid in 1984 poll
The AP NBC poll of about 12 000 voters shows 35 percent favor Reagan re election 50 percent oppose and 15 percent unsure. Among Democratic contenders Kennedy leads with 23 percent while Glenn and Mondale trail at 15 percent each. Blue collar voters tilt against Reagan, and 58 percent back a nuclear weapons freeze.
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Stevenson Narrowly Trails Thompson in Illinois
Democratic challenger Adlai E. Stevenson closed the gap to within 9,256 votes of Republican Gov. James R. Thompson as late results from Chicago boosted Stevenson. With about 98 percent of precincts reporting, officials warned of unsettled counts from suburban areas and unsealed ballot boxes, possibly leading to a court decision.
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Scissors Removed From Woman in Malpractice Suit
A 62-year-old woman named Concepcion Rodriguez had surgical scissors removed from her abdomen after X rays showed the object. She has filed a malpractice lawsuit against four doctors and hospital staff at San Fernando Valley Community Hospital seeking unspecified damages. Holy Cross Hospital spokeswoman Liz Atkins said Rodriguez was conscious and in good condition after the removal.
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