Nixon says Reagan bungles but Carter weaker in Nixon view
Former President Nixon told NBC Today that Reagan's verbal gaffes overshadow Carter's weak record. He predicted a Republican victory, praising Carter’s staff as organized and effective while faulting Reagan's team for not covering for mistakes. He said Reagan has strong communication but could win audience sympathy in debates.
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White House to Strip Paint Down to Sandstone in Major Overhaul
The White House faces a major renovation stripping 30 coats of paint to reveal original Virginia sandstone. A 98,000 dollar contract to Rodeo Air Maintenance Co. funds the project, with prior major work between 1945 and 1953 expanding staff quarters and access.
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Alcoholism Cited as Defense in Abscam Trial
Rep John Jenrette faces Abscam charges amid defense claims of entrapment due to alcoholism and personal troubles. Trial resumes before Judge John Penn as jurors hear opening statements. Co defendant John Stowe is named as a Myrtle Beach, D C, and Richmond Virginia business figure linked to the alleged plan to take 100000 for a fake immigration bill and another 125000 to pressure Sen Strom Thurmond. The government says Thurmond was not contacted about the bill.
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Georges Becomes Hurricane as Two Storms Follow
The seventh Atlantic storm has strengthened into Hurricane Georges with two others, Earl and Frances, potentially reaching hurricane strength. None threaten land. Georges is headed toward Newfoundland while Earl and Frances remain far off with uncertain intensities.
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Measles shots key to knocking out spots by '82
Health experts credit mandatory measles vaccinations as the main factor in the drive to eradicate the disease by October 1982. Dr. Steven Fite-Wassilak of the CDC notes stronger state laws aid progress, but outbreaks persist where laws are lax.
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Ohio in brief reports fatal traffic toll this week end
Ohio State Police said at least 19 people died in traffic accidents across the state this week end. Four killed Friday night, eight Saturday and seven Sunday, including three pedestrians and three motorcyclists.
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