Republicans weigh Lewis for GOP chair as Richards retires
Washington sources say Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis is urged by many Republicans as a potential party chair but may require an appeal from President Reagan. Richard Richards will not seek re election due to ongoing speculation he would be dumped, while Nimmo resignation at Veterans Affairs raises fresh political liability concerns for Reagan and GOP allies.
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Reagan recalls replay in Columbus during Depression job hunt
In Columbus, President Reagan recounts the first instant replay of a football game. He said he was newly out of college during the Depression, seeking radio work, and described broadcasting an imaginary game after being handed a microphone. He recalled leading a running block on a crucial play and the touchdown that followed.
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Reagan hits campaign trail in Ohio amid nuclear freeze debate
President Reagan began a GOP campaign swing in Columbus arguing the nuclear freeze movement is driven by forces seeking to weaken America. He blamed Washington establishment for unemployment and backed a fall election contrast between conservative reform and liberal spending, citing Howard Metzenbaum vs Paul Pfeifer and Brown in tight races.
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