Carter and Reagan trade barbs as campaign swings widen
Carter tours Michigan and New York while Reagan hits Pennsylvania and New Jersey in a tight race as both campaigns push distinct appeals. Reagan opens with self deprecating lines about nuclear wars and Social Security while Carter marks his 56th birthday with rallies in Wayne and Flint. He then flies to Niagara Falls to sign a high level waste solidification bill and a $20 million Love Canal relocation deal.
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Mae West Shows Improvement From Stroke at Hospital
Mae West, the Hollywood icon, has moved from intensive care to a medical floor in Good Samaritan Hospital after a second paralytic stroke. The Brooklyn born actress who starred opposite Cary Grant and W C Fields was hospitalized six weeks ago after a fall and stroke, with her condition listed as stable.
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Reagan claims credit for steel plan in campaign jab
Reagan says Carter’s steel recovery proposal mirrors an earlier plan and accuses the president of delaying action. He cites a Sept 16 proposal and questions why Carter did not act four years ago. Reagan criticizes administration policy and ties to labor while touring Pittsburgh during the campaign. He notes polls showing him ahead but gains with black and union voters.
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Carter to respond to Reagan on SALT
President Carter plans to answer Ronald Reagan after Reagan calls for scrapping SALT II. Carter, stumping in Michigan and New York, says he will not yet issue a detailed reply until he reviews the interview and its implications for U S nuclear arms policy. He notes SALT II began under Nixon and was completed by him.
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Anderson targets Carter tactics in bid for support
Anderson says the White House is using police power to derail his independent bid. He warned Wednesday that President Carter has stepped beyond normal politics to undermine his campaign as he planned a swing through Southern California with events in major areas Friday and Saturday.
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