Reagan Mondale clash ahead of final debate in Kansas City
The two presidential candidates sparred with early accusations in radio remarks before their final face off focusing on foreign policy. Mondale charged illegal U.S. actions in Nicaragua and questioned the White House handling of security and a CIA training manual while Reagan defended his record amid shifting poll margins.
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Harkin Senate Race Faces Major PAC Ad Buy
National conservative group NCPAC announced a $50,000 ad campaign against Democratic candidate Tom Harkin in Des Moines. The effort aims to attack Harkin as the race with incumbent Republican Roger Jepsen tightens, with first commercials set to air Tuesday.
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Man kills policewoman lover and himself in Chatsworth
Al Comber, 44, shot his live in girlfriend LAPD officer Shirley SerVoss 35 and cuffed her daughters 15 and 9 to a bed. After nearly a day he freed the girls then killed himself during a standoff. Comber told reporter he planned to drink to the point of fatal self harm.
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Psychiatrist Joke About Cracked Routine and Breakage
A quip defines a psychiatrist as someone you visit when you feel slightly cracked and continue until you are completely broke, ending with a biting copyright remark.
U.S. to Downsize Beirut Embassy Staff
The Reagan administration will cut American personnel at the Beirut embassy to about 32, a move driven by ongoing security threats. Officials say the reduction is temporary and linked to security enhancements and reorganization, with dependents evacuated previously.
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Betenbender Junkyard Pair Buy Fancy Van
Pete Betenbender and his son Max visit a Cedar Rapids area dealership to buy a souped up passenger van for over 15000 dollars with cash. They plan to haul visitors to their nearby junkyard manufacturing plant near Coggon.
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