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Activists who charged that student opinion was suppressed in the final ROTC debate may well take out their frustrations in the next referendum on ROTC--the vote to elect (or re-elect) new council members...
Residents turned out in record numbers to re-elect board members favoring the project to the Mission Hill Neighborhood Housing Service (NHS), despite opposition from some community activists who say Harvard is giving the group the land in exchange for political favors...
NEWTON--In a rare show of unity, Bay State Republicans met last night to re-elect Ray Shamie state party chair...
This bastion of the old Confederacy has been so willing to re-elect incumbents that Congressman Trent Lott campaigned for the Senate by reminding voters of the seriousness of the occasion: "This is only the second time in 40 years that Mississippi has elected a ((new)) Senator." To replace Democrat John Stennis, 87, who is retiring after 41 years in the office, the smooth, natty Lott won a tight race against a contrastingly folksy Democratic Congressman, Wayne Dowdy. Lott's victory gives the state two G.O.P. Senators for the first time since Reconstruction...
...declared that the economy was fundamentally strong and predicted better times ahead. But the market recovered only a fraction of its October losses, the record trade deficits continued, and the dollar kept sinking. It was partly a question of public confidence, and the ebullient optimism that had helped to re-elect Reagan now appeared a thing of the past...