Reagan Holds Commanding Lead In Final Campaign Push
Princeton New Jersey Reagan and Bush lead Mondale Ferraro 59 to 41 percent in a Gallup Poll of likely voters taken Friday and Saturday. Undecided voters and minor candidates keep the race tight, but reallocating undecided ballots to major candidates still favors Reagan Bush.
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Reagan
George Bush
Walter Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Gallup
Cleat
Cee Ebeeetes
Mondale-Ferraro
Washington Post-Abc News
Associated Press
Mondale
District of Columbia
New York Times-Cbs
USA Today
Ferraro
Louis Harris
National Public Radio
Massachusetts
Midwest
Tennessee
Texas
Gallup survey hints at close House race near election
A three day remaining campaign survey shows voters split on the U S House race similar to 1980 and differing from 1982. The findings compare voting patterns for congressional candidates with past elections as per Gallup poll data.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan campaigns for 50 state sweep in Minnesota clash
Reagan camps in Minnesota and Tennessee aiming for a 50 state sweep as Mondale rallies in Tennessee. Polls show mixed leads with Reagan ahead nationally while Mondale fights to narrow the gap and boost black support en route to Election Day.
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Ronald Reagan
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Memphis
Tenn
Tax take dips for first time in 12 years
Government tax collections fell 0.8 percent to 665.8 billion in 1983 from 671.4 billion in 1982, driven by a 5.9 percent federal drop and 25 percent corporate tax decline tied to 1981 tax cuts and recession. State taxes rose 5.9 percent while local levies climbed 9 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Congress
Reagan
Iowa
The
Tax Foundation
Endlines Shift as Budget Pressures Reshape Finances
A tersely described line points to ongoing financial stress as income and expenses realign. The note implies external change disrupts personal balance, forcing a fresh look at spending and earnings.
Priest bound and beaten before drowning in Warsaw
In Warsaw the priest Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko, 37, was bound hand and foot and tied with ropes before being thrown into a reservoir. An autopsy cited blood in the lungs and possible strangulation amid official secrecy. Police officials tied to the case face murder questions as church mourners line the grave.
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Solidarity
Jerzy Popieluszko
Popieluszko
St. Stanislaw Kostka
Interior Ministry
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