Can George Bush Follow In Ronald Reagan's Footsteps
Washington writes that George Bush pursues a Mondale style endorsement strategy for a 1988 bid, building a broad Republican backing through a Fund for America's Future PAC. The piece notes Mondale's 1984 failures stemmed from perception and past-policy ties, while Bush is framed as a front-runner facing questions about campaigning style and voter reassurance.
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George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Washington
Mondale
Walter F. Mondale
Bush
Fund For America’s Future
PAC
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio
National Organization For Women
Fritz Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Raunchy Rock And The First Amendment Debate
The article discusses rock stars opposing and parents seeking warning labels for offensive lyrics. It notes MCA Records resisting jacket labels and considers views on censorship, free speech, and potential impact on teens. It credits groups like the Parents Music Resource Center and PTA, and mentions Live Aid as context for industry participants. Parents urged market pressure to influence industry behavior.
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MCA Records
Recording Industry Association of America
Parents Music Resource Center
Washington
PTA
National Council of Churches
National Education Association
Gandhi Zia Talks Offer First Hope For Rapprochement
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and President Mohammad Zia ul Haq meet on the UN anniversary and agree to start talks on border security and economic cooperation. They discuss technical exchanges on nuclear questions and expanding cultural links as a path to easing decades of Indo Pakistani tension.
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United Nations
Rajiv Gandhi
India
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Pakistan
Gandhi
Zia
Subcontinent
Mr. Gandhi
U.S
Congress And White House Share Blame For Deficit
The fiscal 1985 federal budget deficit reaches 211.9 billion dollars the largest in U.S. history. The piece blames both Congress and the White House for rising spending and debt and advocates strengthening the White House role in budget control through Gramm Rudman Hollings style reforms. It warns such deficits threaten economic recovery and national future.
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Congress
White House
Reagan
United States
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings
Senate
Executive Branch
Washington
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