Pierce cautious on second term if Reagan wins
The Detroit News reported the possibility Pierce would decline a cabinet post in a Reagan second term. Cuomo backed Mondale, criticized media for polling ahead of Election Day and attacked Reagan's deficits and civil liberties record on WCBS-TV.
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Ballot questions seek charity funding and longer county terms
Voters in Albany will decide two questions on the November ballot. One would allow religious and charitable groups to raise millions annually by permitting Las Vegas style casino gambling and similar activities. The second would let counties choose whether sheriffs and county clerks serve three or four year terms.
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Rainbow Coalition rally backs Mondale amid anti Reagan chorus
About 2500 supporters filled a Saturday event in Boston for Mondale, branding it Rally Against Reagan. Juanite Ade, coalition chairwoman, said Reagan threatens constituents while the 1100-member group backs Mondale after Jesse Jackson exited the race. Howard Zinn of Boston University called Reagan worse and a clear danger.
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Paper endorsements show mixed presidential picks
Across newspapers in Atany Rochester and several major dailies endorse Reagan or Mondale with varied reasoning. The Times calls Reagan weak on danger and backs Mondale. Examiner praises Reagan yet notes Mondale lacks leadership. Other papers split, reflecting national debate.
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Mondale Leads Ivy League Poll Across Seven Campuses
A survey of 1,826 undergraduates from seven Ivy League campuses finds Walter Mondale with a 53 percent to 34 percent edge over Ronald Reagan. The poll, conducted Oct 9 through Oct 12 by student newspapers, shows strong Mondale support while 13 percent favor other candidates or are undecided.
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Elderly split on Reagan age issue in Maryland retirement home
In Cocke ys ville Broadmead residents debate if Ronald Reagan, 73, is too old to seek another White House term. Shackford, 76, says yes he looks aged, while Samuel Hoover, 81, argues Reagan is vigorous and could win a second term.
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