Reagan Faces Make Or Break Election In Senate Race
The piece portrays a pivotal midterm where Democrats threaten to overturn the Reagan era with gains in 1986 Senate races. It notes 15 vulnerable GOP incumbents from the Class of 1980, lists contests in Maryland Florida Idaho North Dakota South Dakota Nevada Missouri Louisiana Colorado California and more, and cites Reagan campaigns highlighting the stakes of judicial appointments and committee control. The context centers on how results could shape Reagan's agenda and the possibility of Ted Kennedy chairing the Judiciary Committee if Democrats win back the chamber.
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Ronald Reagan
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Maryland
Barabara Mikulski
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Linda Chavez
Mark Andrews
North Dakota
Jim Abdner
South Dakota
Florida
Paula Hawkins
Bob Graham
Mr. Reagan
Idaho
Nevada
Steve Symms
John Evans
Jim Santini
Harry Reid
Paul Laxalt
Missouri
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Harriet Woods
Tom Eagleton
Louisiana
W. Henson Moore
Russell Long
Colorado
Tim Wirth
Ken Kramer
Gary Hart
California
Ed Zschau
Alan Cranston
Sen. Cranston
Los Angeles
Washington
NBC
Carter
25th Anniversary Symposium At USCA Opens Cooperative Era
The 25th anniversary celebration at the University of South Carolina at Aiken opened with a convocation in Etherredge Center led by U S Energy Secretary John S Herrington who received an honorary doctor of public service degree. Robert E Penland received a Distinguished Citizen Award for his role in USCA’s growth and the Etherredge Center’s construction.
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U. S. Energy
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Robert E. Penland
Penland
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Virginia
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
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Aiken
Sharps and Flats From The U N Spending Life At The Piano
Javier Perez de Cuellar, re-elected UN secretary general, says he would rather be a concert pianist. He enjoys piano music and dreams of being a concert artist more than leading the world body. Vladimir Horowitz, in contrast, shows no wish to head the UN.
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Peru
United Nations
Vladimir Horowitz
U.N
Breaux Gains In Tight Louisiana Senate Race
In Louisiana, Democrat John Breaux climbs closer to Republican Henson Moore as Edwards era controversy shadows the campaign. Breaux leads in some polls after Moore's ads tying Breaux to Edwin Edwards, with turnout and runoff dynamics shaping the race in Shreveport and statewide.
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Shreveport
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Henson Moore
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Edwin Edwards
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Exit polling clash spurs legal fight and 1988 timing
Washington debates exit polling limits as states consider bans near polling sites. Courts challenge a 1980s law, with NBC ABC CBS suing to resist enforcement. Legislation on uniform poll closings stalls in Congress, signaling renewed debate before presidential year 1988.
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CBS
Jack Tanner
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Tanner
9Th Circuit
Stephen Bates
Harvard Law
Public Opinion
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