Mondale campaign chief says Reagan lead looks insurmountable
Mondale's campaign chairman James Johnson told Walter Mondale two days ago that Reagan held an insurmountable lead in public opinion polls sources said Thursday Mondale countered that large enthusiastic crowds in Cleveland Toledo and Flint show momentum He warned of a media wave claiming Mondale's hopelessness unless a message counters it The shift in polls gathered from ABC News Harris Hart and Caddell could redefine political reality by weekend if not addressed
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Se Rakai's Linda Kenton Faces Remission Reward
Linda Kenton, once a DeWitt resident, may win Penthouse Pet of the Year honor but gains another smile as she finds remission from Hodgkin's Disease thanks to a Syracuse researcher and his experimental treatment. A witness told police two men in a Grant Village apartment fought after heavy drinking, ending in a fatal beating. Dick MacPherson says he copes with pressure by not losing sleep over uncontrollable factors.
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1984 deficits rise as second-worst on record
The 1984 federal deficit reached 175.3 billion dollars, the second largest ever, with outlays outstripping receipts. Reagan administration forecasts slight 1985 improvement clash with cautious economists projections, while interest costs and debt burden loom large.
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Reagan Campaign Trail Keeps Lead Despite Polls In Flux
President Reagan campaigns across states as polls show him far ahead in most, while Vice President Bush remains optimistic against Geraldine Ferraro. The roundup notes ongoing political briefs and campaign activity ahead of the election.
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Charges filed in pope plot indicts seven suspects
In Rome judge Ilaricella indicted three Bulgarians and four Turks for complicity in the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II and charged that a second gunman, still at large, also fired. Mehmet Ali Agca was indicted again for illegally bringing a pistol into Italy. Celik, a right wing Turkish suspect, fired one of the three shots.
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Woman killed teen arrested after two car collision
In DeWitt a 23 year old woman Amy J. Dudak died after a head on collision with a westbound car driven without lights. A 17 year old, Steven J. Diraddo, was arrested on vehicular manslaughter and related charges and held on $10,000 bail after treatment for neck injuries and cuts.
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TV set fire kills Dome Hotel guest
Eugene F. Murphy a 58 year old guest died after a television set fire in his Dome Hotel room at 200 W Jefferson St. Fire officials said the room filled with black soot and the smell of burning plastic. Murphy was pulled unconscious and died at St. Josephs Hospital at 3 45 am with investigators unsure of the fire cause.
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