Debates in San Francisco Clash on Foreign Policy
Two presidential candidates, Ford and Carter, sparred in a theater near the Golden Gate Bridge discussing the nation’s foreign policy. Observers noted substance and style differences, with Carter appearing more forceful and Ford more poised, ending in a handshake as a near-full house watched.
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Carter Campaign Depersonalization Draws Mixed Local Pulse
Nashville report notes Carter’s campaign shows tighter race dynamics in Tennessee despite a tepid rally and heckling crowd. Aides credit new focus on economy and orderliness with Stuart Eizenstat on board, while critics see repetitive oratory and perceived detachment. Polls suggest national gains linked to economic discontent. The piece contrasts Tennessee and Hartford performances and hints at strategic shifts to emphasize economic issues over Carter’s personality.
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Could Humans Hibernate Like Bats Explored
National Geographic reports bats live about twenty times longer than similarly weighted mammals when hibernating. Scientists weigh humans' slim chances of inducing true hibernation and its potential benefits for long space journeys. Dormant humans would require far less food and oxygen, but true hibernation remains speculative.
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Doles Press Persona Tested On Campaign Stops
Portland report on Robert Dole as a presidential hopeful navigating media scrutiny and audience fatigue. The piece notes his first class travel pass, multiple audiences, and attempts to balance tough talk with humor. It praises his durability, steady center stage presence, and the wife Elizabeth’s poised support.
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Carter Losing Ground in Rural Ohio Battleground
In Mansfield and surrounding rural Ohio, Carter slips in opinion polls as Reagan and Dole target farm and small-town voters. The 17th district around Mansfield Newark shows Carter leading in primaries but fading in August polling, with Playboy controversy cited by some as a turning point. Republican appeal to farming and labor stance dominates, signaling a tough state for Carter despite statewide leads.
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Gaudy NY Senate race showpieces Buckley Moynihan
Rochester report notes the NY Senate contest between James Buckley and Daniel Moynihan as a dramatic clash of reformers. Moynihan pushes federal programs with liberal aims while Buckley favors deregulation and smaller government. Voters face a stark choice between planning and market approaches.
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