Voters blame for political mess in Reagan era clash
The piece laments stark US political stalemate between a conservative president and liberal Congress, arguing voters bear fault for a system that yields two opposing governments. It surveys Republican and Democrat strains, names Cuomo and Bush, and flags uncertain paths to leadership amid economic turmoil and shifting public mood.
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Bill Bradley
Sam Nunn
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Walter Mondale
George Bush
America
Robert Dole
Party of Civil Rights
Jack Kemp
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Lippmann
Roosevelt
Giant whale freed from sandbar near James River
A 55 to 60 foot finback whale was freed from a sandbar at the James River mouth and began swimming toward the Chesapeake Bay. Coast Guard crews used ropes and fire hoses to keep the whale wet while marine biologists monitored its condition.
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Newpuki News
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Coast Guard
R.P. Snyder
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Elizabeth River
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Ick Barrett
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
National Marine Fisheries Division
Barrett
West German store hours irritate shoppers and workers
Andrea Schneiders, a 22 year old gynecologist's assistant, protests a law that forces most stores to close by 6 30 pm on weekdays and 2 pm Saturdays. She and Dr Edda Seibicke call for 9 pm weekday hours while noting Sundays close. The law, praised by retailers, limits discounts and bans window ads and two week sales. Critics include Consumers Union and U S IMF OECD. Washington urges Bonn to ease rules to boost spending.
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Washington
Bonn
Del Mar Votes On Outdoor Smoking Ban Expansion
Del Mar residents vote on Proposition II to extend the city smoking ban to public streets beaches and parks. The measure spearheaded by former Mayor Richard Roe faces opposition from local businesses civil libertarians and the Chamber of Commerce while supporters argue for a healthier public standard.
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San Diego County
Tobacco Institute
The
Americans For Non-Smokers Rights
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Roe
Chamber of Commerce
Ronnie Delaney
Scott Barnett
Barnett
Soviet Jews Arrive in Israel From Soviet Union
Three Soviet Jewish refugees reached Israel on Sunday after stops in Vienna. Zalman Aptermann, 99, decades-long wait for exit visa, plans to celebrate his 100th birthday. Yevgeny Izenberg and Vadim Lifshitz also arrived, both with prior prison sentences for alleged anti-Soviet slander.
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Soviet Union
Austria
Israel Army Radio
Zalman Aptermann
Moscow
Apterman
Iiim
Yevgeny Izenberg
Kharkov
Izenberg
Vadim Lifshitz
Lifshitz
Leningrad
Vienna
Corrections: Holub Opposes LeClerc in Prairieburg Race
The Gazette corrects prior elections coverage noting Donald Holub of Prairieburg is challenging Mayor Nelson LeClerc on Tuesday and not running for city council as previously stated. It also corrects Fred Stieglitz’s Cedar Rapids public works commissioner bid mislabeling.
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Prairieburg
Praireburg
Nelson LeClerc
Holub
Linn County Auditor's Office
Fred Stieglitz
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishes Long News Record
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Company, publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Carrier rates are 2.60 per week. mail options include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues for 11.80 every four weeks or 128.20 per year. Areas with Gazette carrier service are listed. AP provides exclusive rights to local news. Postmaster address is Cedar Rapids IA 52406 P O Box 511.
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Cedar Rapids
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Spock suffers fainting spell in Boston hotel lobby
Pediatrician Benjamin Spock, 84, remains hospitalized after fainting and tumbling on a marble floor in the Copley Plaza lobby. A hospital spokeswoman said he is in very good condition and undergoing tests, while his wife Mary Morgan explains the fainting episode occurred Saturday, prior to a planned speech in Boston.
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New England Medical Center
Boston
Spock
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Copley Plaza Hotel
Jim Carey
Carey
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
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