Reagan and O Neill urge cooperation in divided Congress
President Reagan and House Speaker O Neill signaled a bipartisan approach amid a midterm result mix that expands Democratic control in the House while keeping a Republican Senate. Both leaders pledged cooperation, yet voters and factions face continued partisan splits as Congress first convenes.
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Faymore trial nears end with disclosures from Faymore
In Lorain County court Faymore described a widening conspiracy claim involving DEA agents and IRS investigators. He named Michael Agnese George Krebs and John Sammons as participants while asserting support offers from a Lorain County politician. He admitted buying Quaaludes from Price and distributing Talwin for alleged reasons. He denied planning harm and indicated pursuing self investigations. The defense noted further rebuttal witnesses as the case heads to the jury. In Chicago, Richard Daley announced a news conference to declare his candidacy for mayor against Jane Byrne in February 1983.
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Reagan faces uphill campaign if mood stays the same
The AP-NBC News poll of about 12,000 voters taken after ballots show 35 percent want Reagan re elected while 50 percent oppose it and 15 percent are unsure. Democratic contenders Kennedy Glenn Mondale split support with 23 and 15 percent respectively, while 47 percent were unsure or opposed any candidate. Blue collar voters tilt against Reagan 58 to 28 percent.
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Edison rate hike approved as Perry plant costs debated
Ohio Edison announces an 7.1 percent rate rise effective Friday, boosting typical bills by about $4 for 600 kWh usage. Officials say $85.7 million in this cycle will not cover Perry Nuclear Plant costs though the plant is 75 percent complete, while a larger $192.3 million request for residential increases awaits PUCO decision and could lift bills another 14 percent.
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Heinz ketchup robot found after three weeks missing
Heinz Co officials say the giant red ketchup bottle robot named HJ. 1 has been located at a San Francisco freight terminal after three weeks missing. The 5 foot 7 inch figure, built for Pittsburgh Convention Center openings, was valued at 8000 to 10000 dollars and returned to ShowAmerica Inc. Elmhurst, Illinois. A United Airlines employee who spotted the cargo will receive the reward of two cases of ketchup.
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Illinois governor race narrows near 1960 style cliffhanger
Chicago AP reports Democrat Adlai Stevenson within 9 256 votes of Republican James R Thompson as late returns show 98 percent of precincts in, with 11 unsealed ballot boxes found. City election officials warn the race may go to court amid counting delays and legal questions.
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Voinovich Blames Reagan For GOP Losses
Cleveland mayor George Voinovich, aligning as an independent Republican, blamed President Reagan’s call tostay the course for Republican defeats in Tuesday’s elections. He criticized the slogan as kamikaze rhetoric, citing voter frustration over unemployment and pledging support for Democratic Governor Richard Celeste.
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Publish Details for Lorain Publishing Co
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New Right ready to lead if Reagan fails
The New Right says it is tired of waiting for Ronald Reagan to steer a new conservative era and will move without him if needed. Leaders like Howard Phillips and Terry Dolan defend conservative themes while criticizing Reagan's strategy and economic deficits, urging a tougher offensive to mobilize their base.
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