Reagan and Ford Clash Over Campaign Style in New Hampshire
In a key early primary preview Stewart Powell notes voters can choose between Reagan’s accessible, spontaneity driven approach and Ford’s polished, event oriented campaign. Reagan emphasizes personalized reach with 14 intense NH days while Ford relies on presidential aura and steady crowding, with occasional late arrivals and brief handshakes.
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Chemical curb bill proposed by Weicker
Hartford Connecticut Sen Lowell Weicker has introduced an amendment that would weaken proposed controls on hazardous chemicals. The Connecticut Action Group criticizes the measure arguing it would delay industry testing unless there is proof of harm. They warn vinyl chloride shows risk and urge strict premarket safety testing to prevent sickness or death.
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Loeb predicts a horse race in New Hampshire vote
Publisher William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader and Gov. Meldrim Thomson, both Reagan backers, say the February 24 GOP primary will be a horse race with Reagan likely winning by about five percentage points. Thomson forecasts 55 percent for Reagan.
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Millstone plant resumes service after brief shutdown
Waterford Connecticut nuclear plant Millstone returned to substantial service after an accidental radioactive discharge. The plant started Friday night and reached 90 percent capacity by Sunday morning while NRC said no health hazard existed and the leak was reported within a reasonable time. Governor Grasso urged faster notification in the future.
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Playgirl vows to clean up its ads
Playgirl Magazine announces a shift to higher quality editorial content and will drop erotic advertising starting with the June issue. Ira Ritter, vice president, says the move eliminates material that could be offensive and does not imply endorsement of erotic products, even though nude models will remain.
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