Reagan to Campaign in Nevada for Lagging GOP Wins
President Reagan plans a five day Nevada fundraiser to spotlight two weak Republican rivals Governor Robert List and Chic Hecht as he campaigns in San Diego Santa Barbara and Dallas. The trip coincides with looming Labor Department unemployment figures and early defensive remarks on job losses cited by the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Robert List
Chic Hecht
Howard Cannon
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Hecht
San Diego
Calif
Mexico
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Dallas
Labor Department
White House
Reagan clashes as List aide heckles at Santa Cruz rally
At a Santa Cruz gathering Reagan snapped at a Republican candidate after repeated interruptions while discussing his economic program. The scene followed debate over List’s bid amid California’s 10.6 percent unemployment and tourism declines, with List seeking 13% budget cuts without tax hikes.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Gary Arnold
List
Bob List
Sig Rogich
Richard Bryan
Frank Fahrenkopf
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reagan and Arnold clash over policy at Chicago session
During a heated exchange on tax policy and foreign affairs, Reagan and Arnold sparred at a Chicago session. Arnold accused the administration of favoritism toward a small elite group while Reagan defended Taiwan and criticized Carter appointees as he scolded Arnold to quiet down. The scene unfolded amid warm October-like Chicago weather with a lakefront backdrop.
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Arnold
Reagan
White House
Mild Odessa area weather with partial clouds and mild nights
The Odessa area will see partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures tonight with a low in the mid 60s and south winds 15 to 25 mph. Friday brings partly cloudy warm conditions with highs in the low 80s and west to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Longview
College Station
Texas
Marfa
Houston
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West Texas
Panhandle
Big Bend
South Texas
Crime booty value drops in storage
Washington AP. GAO reports the government holds 82 million dollars in seized cars boats and aircraft losing value daily due to vandalism theft storage costs and depreciation. Average losses cited are 800 per car 37900 per boat and 43500 per airplane. A customs official blames court delays and praises raising the forfeiture threshold to 100000 to speed sales of unclaimed property.
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Washington
General Accounting Office of
Congress
GAO
John Simpson
U.S. Customs Service
Hinckley vows no further assassinations if released
AP reports John W. Hinckley Jr says if freed from St. Elizabeths Hospital he would not attempt another assassination. In a four page CBS News letter he cites needing more love and less Jodie Foster. Hinckley was confined after Reagan shooting and says the Secret Service is now better at preventing attacks.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
CBS News
Hinckley
Jodie Foster
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Reagan
Secret Service
Mail Subscriptions Rates And Delivery Hotline
Daily and Sunday newspaper subscription options listed with prices for 3 months and monthly plans. Includes daily and weekend only rates and a phone number for delivery problems. Second class postage costs are included in mail subscriptions.
Continental TI merger approved by stockholders in July meetings
Al Feldman former Continental president died by own action during the merger effort. The merged carrier will employ 13,500 workers, operate 81 cities with hubs in Denver and Houston, and realign a 48 million dollar short term loan into a seven year facility. Cost cuts of 45 million planned in 1983.
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Continental
al Feldman
Lorenzo
Hanover Trust Company of
New York
Denver
Houston
U.S
Permits seen boosting Odessa construction in 1982
Permits chief says several large projects should push 1982 permit values beyond 1981's record 112.906 million with ready to issue commercials like Granada Royale Hometel Hilton Inn and the downtown police courts facility. Slumping Permian Basin economy may delay full impact to late 1982 or early 1983. September permits totaled 13.519 million, up from August and September 1981. Through September 1982, 3,331 permits issued vs 2,761 in 1981.
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Hilton Inn
Miller
Permian Basin
Odessa
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