Hart denies overnight with woman amid Herald claims
Gary Hart rejects a Miami Herald report that he spent Friday night and Saturday with Donna Rice, calling it character assassination. The Herald stands by its Page One story about following Rice from Miami to Washington and seeing her leave Hart's townhouse, while Hart and his campaign dispute the allegations.
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Gary Hart
Miami Herald
Herald
Miami
Hart
Heath Meriwether
Ark
Kevin Sweeney
Donna Rice
William Dixon
William Broadhurst
Sweeney
Rice
Lynn Armandt
Broadhurst
Armandt
Capitol Hill
Today
Lee
Denver
County GOP loses ground in Onondaga politics
In Onondaga County the GOP faces a downhill trend as Democrats gain urban power and internal fights hinder the party. The 1980s shifts include losses in county and city offices, a divided Legislature, and criticism of past campaigns and patronage barriers amid evolving civil service rules.
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Mulroy
Syracuse
Onondaga and
Pompey
Key
John Hughes
Richard Plainer
Lee Alexander
Rochester
State Assembly
Rosemary Pooler
U.S
George Wortley
Fayetteville
Albany
Peter Andreoli
Onondaga County
Alexander
Melvin Zimmer
Tom Young
Anthony Pietrafesa
Michael Bragman
Cicero
Bragman
Roy Berg
Printers deter red by Franklin quote hubris lines
A Lincoln era style newspaper teaser notes a Franklin quote about printers avoiding offense. It previews sections such as Comics Editorials Money Matters and Sports with a mild forecast and brief weather details.
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Case
Ganley
Dos
State scholarships worth millions go unclaimed in New York
Hundreds of state college scholarships worth 8000 dollars each sit unused as New York lacks a system to name runner up winners. About 7000 Regents Scholarships worth 1000 dollars go unclaimed after the state ended an alternate winners program. Some students study out of state and some miss the cutoff by a narrow margin.
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New York
Brian Mellone
North
Syracuse
Raymond Metlone
Arian
Winsor Lott
Education Department
Page
Inouye says Reagan knew Iran Contra funds raised
Senate Iran Contra investigator Daniel K. Inouye told NBCs Meet the Press he believed President Reagan knew money was being raised to buy arms for the Contras. He later qualified his remark saying no documentary evidence existed at that moment.
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Daniel K. Inouye
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Reagan
Nicaraegua
Teagan
Inouye
Hawaii
Meet the Press
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ABC News
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Page AG
Reagan vows to keep Contra aid amid Iran scandal
President Reagan, defiant against the Iran Contra affair, pledges continued U.S. support for the Nicaraguan Contras. He warns Congress that cutting aid could yield a Soviet foreign policy victory and states he has no plan to withdraw backing for Central American freedom. The speech, timed before congressional hearings, aims to deter retreat from the aid program.
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Reagan
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Heagan
American Newspuublishers Association
Central America
Iran
Marlin Fitzwater
New York
Soviet Union
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