1980 losers seek rematches in 1982 comeback bids
Former lawmakers who fell in the 1980 Reagan landslide plan to return next year. Democrats Herb Harris Robert Bauman Bob Carr Jim Lloyd Lamar Gudger John Hutchinson Peter Kostmayer Raphael Musto Jerome Ambro Bill Royer and others weigh rematches against their 1980 victors as reapportionment looms.
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Capitol Hill
Herb Harris
Virginia
Stan Parris
Parris
Harris
Robert Bauman
R-Md
Congress
Bauman
Roy P. Dyson
U Man
Reagan
Dyson
Michigan
Bob Carr
Jim Dunn
Jim Lloyd
D-Calif
David Dreier
Lamar Gudger
North Carolina
Bill Hendon
John G. Hutchinson
D-W.va
Hutchinson
David Michael Staton
Pennsylvania
Peter Kostmayer
William J. Coyne
Raphael Musto
James Nelligan
Musto
Daniel J. Flood
Jerome Ambro
D-N.y
Bill Royer
Ambro
Gregory Carman
Roger
Thomas P. Santos
Still playing war games by John L. Hess
In hundreds of thousands of American homes families celebrated the Prince of Peace by playing war games. The piece warns that even with safeguards a first strike could occur, cites radar false alarms, and notes experts and leaders urging restraint amid nuclear fears.
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John L. Hess
FBI
White House
Haig
Bush
Weinberger
Oither
Senate
North American Defense Command
Europe
Center For Defense Information
United States
Maryland
Ave
Washington
A Little Leary Me Wife Can Keep a Secret
A lighthearted column plays on marital wit as the narrator teases his wife about keeping secrets. The piece reflects domestic humor and the couple’s playful dynamic, capturing a snapshot of everyday life with a smile.
NATO at a turning point strains pull US Europe apart
The piece argues the Atlantic Alliance faces a turning point as Soviet power, economic frictions, and shifted interests in the Middle East and Eastern Europe strain ties. West Germany under Schmidt shifts toward accommodation with the East while calls grow for reducing US troops in Europe, signaling a possible rethinking of reliance on American security.
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NATO
U.S
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Stanley Hoffmann
Harvard
de Gaulle
Suez
West Germany
Middle East
Israel
Moscow
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Arthur Burns
Americans Face Deep Recession Impact Across Demographics
A Harris survey shows 22 percent of Americans or a family member laid off, with Midwest residents and under-30 workers among the hardest hit. Education level and union status correlate with higher layoff risk, while most expect the recession to persist into year end. Public mood remains dour about jobs and prospects.
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Remarkable Relatives cabinet portraits in book form
By John Train a NY investment counselor gathered cabinet portraits with captions adding offbeat characters. The book titled Remarkable Relatives features figures like Dr Teargash Professor Wartkopf Aunt Jelloe Aunt Ortrud and Cousin Malassa. The blurb calls the events figments, though the author suspects true names and stories linger.
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UPI
John Train
New York
Train
Teargash
Wartkopf
Jelloe
Ortrud
Antigone
Malassa
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