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...long as Reagan distanced himself from the scrapping of the eight Democratic contenders, the President's prestige was enhanced. People most strongly advocated the Presidential candidacy of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.) when he appeared most determined not to run. Once a candidate, though, Kennedy witnessed the gradual dissolution of his popular image...
...overshadowed by a gradual exodus off the bench and on to the court by a group of players whose backgrounds would require years of research...
Barbara A. Keller, director of community relations at Kennedy Memorial, said yesterday that Heacock's condition remained serious, and that any improvement will he gradual. She would not confirm or deny that he could write...
...threatened the balance of power in Europe in the first place. I urge Mr. Andropov to think again on this. In the longer term, I believe that both superpowers have compelling reasons of acute national interest to pursue arms-control agreements. Progress will probably be achieved in gradual steps and only after difficult negotiations...
...principal political party, the Official Unionists, quickly called for the resignation of Secretary of State for Northern Ireland James Prior. The Unionists also announced a boycott of Ulster's 78-seat Assembly. Established just a year ago, the Assembly is the cornerstone of British plans for a gradual return of power to a government composed of both Catholic and Protestant legislators...