Reagan Campaign TV Blitz Seeks Vote for Hope Not Despair
Reagan urges Americans to ignore Democratic scare tactics and vote for hope not despair in a nationwide TV blitz paid by the RNC. Kennedy counters from Massachusetts calling Reagan economics a blind alley as Social Security remains a campaign flashpoint ahead of the election.
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Millions Lose Health Insurance Amid Unemployment
More than 16 million Americans have lost health coverage due to job loss, with unemployed individuals showing higher health care needs. Eight million of 11.3 million unemployed have lost coverage, affecting families as well. Medicaid and Medicare eligibility has become harder under federal spending controls this past year.
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Sunday drivers are actually Friday drivers seeking parking
A brief observational note says the drivers people see on Sunday are in fact Friday drivers still hunting for parking spaces. The comment highlights time-shifted routines and urban parking challenges observed in everyday traffic.
Predictors foresee Democratic gains in House Senate and governors
Washington Post Service polled experts Roger Ailes Peter Hart John Kochevar and Charles Manatt on expected election outcomes. They anticipate Democrats net gains in the House ranging from ten to thirty two seats, Senate gains of two seats, and governors’ seats gains from five to eight. Hot hunches include Lautenberg vs Fenwick in New Jersey and Woods vs Danforth in Missouri.
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Israeli team to arrange withdrawal of forces from Lebanon
U S special envoy Morris Draper after meeting with Lebanon's President Amin Gemayel said an Israeli team would handle talks with Lebanese officials on withdrawing Israeli forces from Lebanon. Wazzan indicated Gemayel may meet Moroccan king Hassan II to discuss Moroccan participation in a multinational peacekeeping force. Draper denied a joint Lebanese Israeli withdrawal committee, but said Lebanon would expand its military committee to cover withdrawal issues and that Israel would field its own talks team.
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Tylenol extortion suspect denies murders in letter
A letter to the Chicago Tribune signed Robert Richardson, an alias of James W. Lewis, denies involvement in the Tylenol killings and asks for surrender if innocent. Authorities monitor the extortion case as Lewis and his wife face fraud and related charges. The note arrives with other materials. handwriting analysis will verify authenticity.
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