Word: gores
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...MOINES, Iowa--Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis lectured Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Jr. '69 to "get your facts straight," but six Democratic presidential hopefuls generally were in harmony yesterday in supporting sweeping arms control agreements and an end to military aid to Nicaraguan rebels...
...sharp exchange between Gore and Dukakis came during a two-hour debate before an arms control group that mainly featured sharp attacks on President Reagan and gentle jabs among the six Democrats who said they were struggling "for the direction of the Democratic Party...
...alumnus, Sen. Albert Gore, Jr. '69 (D-Tenn.), is running for the presidency, but Jewett declined to say whether Gore's files were in the safe...
...Arizona Governor Bruce Babbitt: "We need the guts and creativity to pay the best teachers more." But all seven were vehement in defending the N.E.A. against the harsh attacks of Education Secretary Bennett, who shortly before the forum called the union the "most misnamed organization in America." Senator Albert Gore promised that if he won the presidency he would call Bennett on election night and "tell him to clean out his desk." At the Republican forum in the afternoon, Congressman Kemp charged, "This morning it ! was pretty clear the Democrats were speaking for a special interest...
However familiar such conflicts may seem to millions of working couples, they rarely used to crop up in politics. This year is different. Elizabeth Dole, Hattie Babbitt, Jeanne Simon and Elise du Pont are all lawyers. Jill Biden and Kitty Dukakis both teach. Tipper Gore is a published author. Dole, whom some see as a future presidential contender in her own right, has the most vexing dilemma of all. "I think there is a sense that her choice will send a signal," says Republican Pollster Linda Duvall. "Until now, we've never seen a situation where the wife is just...