Reagan promises falter as transition nears
Washington United Press International reports that as Ronald Reagan nears the White House his pledges face slippage. A key ally says balancing the budget remains a goal but not the goal, defense spending plans face doubt, and demands to cut spending to erase deficits face resistance.
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McGovern calls priest the biggest horse’s ass in South Dakota
UPI reports Senator George McGovern refuses to apologize to Rev. Leonard A. Nemmers over campaign literature left on cars in a church lot during Sunday services. McGovern names Nemmers as his top pick for the biggest horse’s ass in South Dakota in 1980. He accuses the priest of disgrace to church and politics in a heated letter.
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