College educated shift sinks Carter lead in poll
Harris Survey shows college educated voters swing from 62-33 supporting Carter in July to 51-28 for Ford later, flipping a 29 point Carter lead into a 13 point deficit. They doubt Carter on issue stands and worry he dodges tough choices, while viewing Ford as prudent with integrity.
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Spinal Stress Evaluation Proves Treatment Effectiveness
Health Questions and Answers discuss comparative spinal stress x rays showing that emotional origins can drive spine issues and that treating emotional conditions improves spine status. The column notes functional short leg problems, counter-stressing techniques, and a patient self treatment regime, inviting readers to a Spin Care Class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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No-frills campaign drains voter enthusiasm nationwide
In Santa Barbara and beyond, the Carter Mondale and Ford Dole campaigns run on a shoestring under federal financing. Volunteers want to help but lack of funds, limited literature, and scarce campaign materials dampen grass roots energy as major fundraising and door-to-door efforts shrink.
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Polls show Carter leading in key electoral vote counts
National polls before the final debate place Carter ahead in states totaling 244 electoral votes, with 17 others too close to call. Newsweek adds 308 electoral votes supporting Carter, Ford strong in 30 solid votes and 58 leaning. Time polls give Carter roughly 48 to 44 percent after the debate, with undecided voters. New York surveys show Carter ahead in New York’s 41 votes, while Michigan leans Ford 45 to 42. Gallup finds voter concern over Soviet remarks low.
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Campaign leaders claim momentum for Ford Carter
Washington AP reports both Ford and Carter campaign heads say their candidate will win on November 2. James A. Baker III predicts Ford victory while Robert Strauss forecasts Carter winning with 435 to 345 electoral votes. They spoke separately on ABC's Issues and Answers. Strauss criticizes Ford ads as vicious and misleading.
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Thousands of doctors back Regulal stool softener for constipation
Thousands of doctors recommend Regulal Tablets as a non laxative option that supports the colon's moisture and softens dry waste. It aims to restore natural regularity, reduce straining and discomfort, with some cases improving within days.
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