Voters Split Tickets In 1982 House Races Across States
Voters split tickets widely in the 1982 elections with Republicans winning governor races in Nevada while a Democrat held the lone state House seat. Rhode Island saw Gov Chafee and Sen Pell win reelection, highlighting cross-party support and a House vote gap that narrowed Democratic margins despite a large overall Republican vote.
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Alaska
Arkansas
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
New
Mexico
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Nevada
John H. Chafee
Claiborne Pell
House of Repre
South
U S Cambodian relations stall over delayed delegation
U S relations with Cambodia once again stall as Cambodia requests postponement of a four member Senate fact finding delegation. The try to mend ties followed an invitation from Cambodia's National Assembly and involves senators Sparkman Daniel K Taouye Pell and Fannin with Sihanouk poised to travel in Europe.
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Washington
Cambodia
Senate
Norodom Sihanouk
National Assembly
United States
Peking
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Daniel K. Touye
Hawaii
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Paul J. Fannin
Arizona
U.N
New York
Sihanouk
Europe
U.S
Travel Agent Arrested As Spy For US
The State Department said an American travel agent, VJ Kazan, 42, president of Harvard Travel Service, Cambridge, Mass, was arrested by Czech authorities on espionage charges after a Soviet airliner made an emergency stop at Prague. Czech officials linked Kazan to Vladimir Komarek, arrested in 1963 on treason and espionage charges.
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Washington
State Department
Prague
VJ. Kazan
Harvard Travel Service
Cambridge
Mass
Czech Foreign Ministry
U.S
Vladimir Komarek
Robert J. McCloskey
Komarek
Kazan
Johnson and Business Clash Over Inflation Controls
The piece notes strains between the Johnson administration and business as federal price and wage guidance, tax and spending policy, and measures to cool overheating influence corporate planning. It cites executives, including George Champion of Chase Manhattan, urging consensus yet confronting regulatory actions and rising interest rates.
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New York
Johnson
White House
Business
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
Weither
Busipaceoenen
Federal Reserve
Schools urged to boost technical focus for job market
David S. Bushnell, director of adult and vocational research, told New Jersey educators at a conference that schools must become more technically oriented to prepare students for a rapidly changing job market.
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Lakewood
N.J
David S. Bushnell
Office
New Jersey
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