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...Gary Hart bade farewell to his Senate years at a party in Washington last week and took steps toward two possible new careers. On the political track, the Colorado Democrat launched an exploratory committee for his 1988 presidential campaign. This week bookstores will begin stocking copies of Hart's first solo attempt at fiction, The Strategies of Zeus, an arms-control thriller. The book features a Vice President who manipulates his doddering Commander in Chief into secretly launching a killer satellite. The hero is a Montana-born arms negotiator who exudes an "aura of separateness (that) made him seem . . . strong...
...early front-runner for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado has the most to gain politically from the affair as well as the most to lose from a miscalculation by his party...
...people in my party attack the President for partisan advantage, I say shame on us," Hart told an audience in Iowa...
...prominent Democrats seem to disagree with the cautious positions taken by Hart and O'Neill. In fact, there has been remarkably little comment from the opposition party...
...first responses of the victors left something to be desired. Missouri's Richard Gephardt, a self-promoted presidential possibility, when asked about increasing taxes to deal with the huge deficits, avoided an answer. Hopeful Gary Hart, writing in the New York Times, put forth a vague pastiche for "renewal" and "healing" that hinted at a retreat toward trade protectionism and vast new Government spending programs. He offered no clues on where the money might come from in a nation whose wealth is dangerously overspent now. Robert Byrd's genial and rambling pledges for a new beginning did nothing so much...