Shultz protests Soviet press coverage during Gandhi funeral visit
Secretary of State George Shultz told Soviet Premier Nikolai Tikhonov he complained about Moscow's press linking the United States to Indira Gandhi's assassination. Tikhonov denied any U.S. blame, and Shultz called the meeting constructive as the two powers seek better relations amid Gandhi's funeral.
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Sandinistas push for massive turnout in Nicaragua vote
In Managua the Sandinista government urges high turnout as critics claim coercion. Officials forecast about 80 percent of 1.58 million eligible voters will cast ballots for president vice president and a 90 member assembly in the first such poll since the revolution.
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Reagan visits John Wayne birthplace during Iowa swing
President Reagan toured the John Wayne birthplace in Winterset Iowa after addressing a crowd in Madison County. He criticized the Soviet Union for calling the U S behind Indira Gandhi death calling it the worlds biggest cheap shot. He urged support for Iowa Republicans including Sen Roger Jepsen and Jim Lightfoot amid a 13 000 spectator rally.
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Expected 80 Percent Turnout in Iowa for Key Elections
Iowa voters face a presidential choice and lawmakers in a high turnout race across the state. Officials forecast about 1.37 million or more registered voters casting ballots, aided by major get out the vote efforts by both parties and strong interest in the presidential and Senate contests. Republican and Democratic leaders anticipate record turnout as campaign visits boost energy before Election Day.
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Today's Chuckle Writing a will is just another way
A humorous line noting that drafting a will is simply another method of securing inheritance for heirs. The quip plays on the idea that estate planning is a routine, practical task rather than a formal battle over fortune.
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