Campaign creditors tighten grip on presidential campaigns
AP reports creditors are pressuring campaigns hard, pushing for upfront or guaranteed payments, forcing staff to carry blank campaign funds and causing vendors to demand deposits and strict credit terms. Hart and other candidates face mounting debts from past races, with suppliers recalling costly delays and cash-flow constraints affecting operations and travel.
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Tri-State
Mar
Dennis Toner
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Desposit
Maryland
George Bul
Salta
Ouluiia
LMC
Democrats plan action on arms control measures
Democratic leaders fresh from Moscow propose House action this week on nuclear arms amendments aimed at nudging Reagan toward a Soviet accord. The White House threatens a veto, arguing the move intrudes on talks and complicates spending bills. The plan ties arms control to a $11 billion spending package with funding for farm subsidies and other programs, while defense and foreign aid funding faces scrutiny. House leaders say arms control success could curb military spending, though critics warn non nuclear forces in Europe would need strengthening if nuclear options are curtailed.
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Ragan
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House Committee
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D-Texas
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Les Aspin
Military mutiny and leadership shakeup ripple through government
Reports from a national news agency claim Erena offered retirement and Horacio Jamarella would assume duties temporarily, while officials deny his departure. Earlier, mutiny actions centered on Maj. Barreiro, who refused to testify and fled Cordoba, with his supporter Rico’s rebellion collapsing. Dozens of suppliers watched Campo de Mayo as police dispersed a far left protest with tear gas, with no injuries reported.
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Campo de Mayo
Humanist Party
Philadelphia mayoral race grows nastier before May primary
Philadelphia's May 19 Democratic primary pits black incumbent Mayor Wilson Goode against Edward Rendell and Bernard Salera while Republicans contend with Frank Rizzo and John Egan. The campaign highlights race, governance, and city finances amid a shifting electorate after the MOVE siege and a shifting white black registration balance. Goode touts progress and vows fixes, Rendell presses delivery of services, and Rizzo attacks Goode while courting white ethnics and GOP switchers.
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Hizzo
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