Reagan GOP women problem shifts in 1980s races
AP-NBC polls show independent women lean Democratic while men favor Republicans, widening the gender gap. Women disfavor Reagan 54 to 29 on re-election and rate his work poorly, influencing House Senate and gubernatorial outcomes, including Michigan where Democrat James Blanchard won with women’s votes.
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Washington
Ronyald Reagan
Reagan
Associat
Michigan
James Blanchard
Tylenol crisis narrows as family pleas for son
Chicago parents urged Kevin Masterson to come forward as the Tylenol cyanide killings inquiry shrinks to 52 agents. Johnson & Johnson previews new tamper resistant packaging in a 30 city closed circuit briefing. FDA says McNeil was not responsible. police seek Masterson and a separate extortion case unfolds in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Kevin Masterson
John Masterson
New Brunswick
Johnson & Johnson
James Burke
Burke
Lawrence G Foster
Federal Food and Drug Administration
McNeil Consumer Products Co
Fort Washington
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Phildelpia
Foster
Fahner
Tllinois Department of Law Enforcement
James
LeAnn Lewis
Kansas City
Lewis
N.J
Lawrence G. Foster
FDA
McNeil
Roanoke
Della Lucille Paxton
Meteorite crashes through roof into living room in Connecticut
Wethersfield police investigate a rock that chewed through the roof and bounced into the dining room of Robert Donahue's home. Neighbors reported bright lights and an explosion as meteors streaked over the area. Authorities will study the rock to find its origin.
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Wethersfield
Donahues
Donahue
Robert Donahue
Wethersfield, Conn
Man Fired From Church Kills Three In Detroit
A church caretaker, facing dismissal, stood on a chair at a meeting and shot three people at the Abundant Life Christian Church in Detroit. Tenants had petitioned for his firing. The gunman, identified as Jame Ellis, 67, was held for arraignment on murder charges as two others were wounded. Three victims died at Henry Ford Hospital including Sammie Lee King, 50, and James Green, 30.
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Detroit
Henry Haywood
Abundant Life Christian Church
Daniel Carr Carr
Haywood
Jame Ellis
Ellis
Henry Ford Hospital
Debbie Davis
Sammie Lee King
James Green
Davis
Inmate blamed for deadly jail fire in Mississippi
A mentally ill inmate held for his own protection at Harrison County Jail allegedly started a fire that killed 27 inmates. Robert E. Pates, facing 27 counts of capital murder, was rescued and hospitalized with smoke inhalation as investigators and officials described how the blaze and dense smoke spread through the facility.
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Biloxi
Miss
Robert E. Pates
Harrison County
Albert Necaise
Pates
Ed Little
Patel
Harold Windham
Tom Miller
Miller
Median family income falls behind inflation in 1982
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports median weekly earnings for wage and salary families at 455 through September, up 3 percent over the year while the CPI rose 5.6 percent, indicating inflation outpaced typical earnings. Full time male workers earned 371 weekly on average, women 240, and many families had no earners or sole earners in self employment.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
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