AP Poll Shows Near-Even Split On Debate Wins
The AP poll of 1,027 viewers after the final Ford Carter debate found 35.5 percent said Ford won, 33.1 percent chose Carter, and 31.4 percent were unsure or called it a draw. Other polls by Time and public polls showed varying margins, with shifts in party and age groups among viewers.
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Millionaire Puts Up $100000 To Help Others Avoid Mistakes
New York AP report on David I. Levine, a wealth land developer, funding a Saturday seminar at Madison Square Garden to warn of rising divorce rates. About 200 attendees paid $12 planned, but the misprinted phone number and low turnout reduced crowds. Levine waived admission.
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Dissident Songs Echo Against Soviet Censors In Moscow
The article describes Sars concerts in a dim Moscow room filled with religious icons and family photos where his wife quietly voices along. Starchik’s songs draw dissident meaning, inspired by Mandelstam and Tsvetaeva, prompting authorities’ concern as he gathers crowds at his apartment.
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