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White House Correspondent Douglas Brew, who has covered Reagan since he began campaigning for the presidency three years ago, spent a month researching this week's cover story. He too has found the President complex and occasionally impenetrable. Says he: "On one level, major issues, he is very predictable, but in his asides and small details, he is often quite surprising...
...President too was generous with his time. Stacks and Brew interviewed him on a day when he was completing his MX speech, and was hoarse besides. "But Reagan was characteristically gracious and pleasant," says Stacks. "Even as his staff paced the room signaling their desire for an end to the interview, he invited more and more questions...
...George J. Church. Reported by Douglas Brew and John F. Stacks/Washington
...Susan Tifft. Reported by Douglas Brew and Evan Thomas/Washington
...whether to "stay the course" with policies that ask them to suffer high unemployment today for the sake of a so far unfulfilled promise of future healthy growth, or to vote for an alternative that no Democrat has yet made very clear. -By George J. Church. Reported by Douglas Brew and John F. Stacks/ Washington...