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...recent series of startling discoveries led in last by Professor of Cellular and Developmental Biology Raymond L. Erikson is bringing scientists to the threshold of understanding and possibly controlling one of today's most feared and least understood diseases--cancer...
...given the strength of President Reagan and the extremism of Kerry's Senate opponent, Raymond Shamie, Kerry must be elected to fight the President and the Republican majority in the Senate...
...days preceding the debate had not been particularly good ones for Reagan. He had been testy when asked about the indictment of Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan (see following story). The President accused the press of a "lynch atmosphere" and insisted that the only "sleaze factor" was "baseless charges and accusations" against officials in his Administration. Reagan aides doubt that the Donovan indictment in itself will have any lasting political fallout, although they worry that it will add to the impression that Administration officials have more than their share of ethical lapses and legal problems...
With one poll showing Reagan winning as many as 49 states, congressional and local Democratic candidates are increasingly concerned that Mondale will drag them down with him. The only Massachusetts congressional candidate to invite Mondale to appear in the state so far was a Republican, Senate Candidate Raymond Shamie, who figured perversely that a visit by the top of the Democratic ticket would hurt his Democratic opponent. In Tennessee, Republican Senate Candidate Victor Ashe offered to donate $5 to the favorite charity of his Democratic opponent, Congressman Albert Gore, if Gore just mentioned Mondale's name...
...member of the President's Cabinet, the situation could hardly have been more humiliating. Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan walked into a forbidding concrete courthouse in New York City last week to be booked, fingerprinted and photographed like a common criminal. He looked startled when the policeman taking his mug shot remarked dryly, "I suppose I'll see you again." The cameraman was joking, other officers explained. "I don't think he was," replied the grim-faced Secretary. After going through more than two hours of processing, including a computerized check of his fingerprints against those...