Debates Return as Campaign Stage Grows
The piece notes a revival of campaigns with debates across the United States. Prominent figures like House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill and Sen. William V. Roth avoid head to head exchanges while others such as Gov. Dick Thornburgh, Gov. Harry Hughes and Frank Lautenberg engage in partial or provocative formats.
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Lincoln
Douglas
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Boston
Frank McNamara Jr
William V. Roth
R-Del
Reagan
Dick Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Allen Ertel
Harrisburg
Idaho
John Evans
Evans
Maryland
Harry Hughes
Robert Pascal
Pascal
Hughes
Frank Lautenberg
Millicent Fenwick
New Jersey
GOP outlook narrows as election prospects shift
As 1982 election day nears, Democrats gain ground while Republicans temper expectations. Analysts cite erosion of party identity, incumbency advantages, and open seats in the House, with Senate and governorship races offering mixed prospects for both parties.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Reagan
Nancy Sinnott
National Republican Congressional Committee
Norman Nie
University of Chicago
Congress
House
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Leon Billings
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
John Melcher
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
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California
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Republican Senate Campaign Committee
GOP
Brian Lunde
Democratic National Committee
New Hampshire
Idaho
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Arkansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Alaska
Kennedy Liberal Tagging Roils Senate Races Nationwide
Republicans link Democratic opponents to Edward Kennedy in races across Utah Texas Virginia Wyoming and Tennessee aiming to brand them as liberal. Kennedy denies strong impact while rivals push anti Kennedy messaging to swing voters in key contests.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Utah
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
Tennessee
Senate
Kennedy
Paul Trible
Richard J. Davis
Kennedys
Robin Beard
R-Tenn
James Sasser
Hatch
Salt Lake City
Ted Wilson
Malcolm Wallop
Cheyenne
Rodger McDaniel
Wallop
Byra Kite
James Collins
Bentsen
Tylenol case reshapes Illinois attorney general race
A Tylenol cyanide case shifts momentum in Illinois as Tyrone Fahner gains TV exposure and poll support while Neil Hartigan maintains a lead. Fahner defends his role in the investigation amid criticism from Hartigan aides. Hartigan and Fahner trade public positions as the race tightens.
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Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
Fahner
Neil Hartigan
Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Hartigan
Associated Press
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