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Reagan's general course of scaling back the role of the Federal Government in the lives of most Americans was not repudiated. Admitted Wendell Ford of Kentucky, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: "The days of spend, spend, spend are over."
The Democratic campaign committee chairman. Sen. Wendell Ford of Kentucky, said of the 33 Senate elections that some races won by Republicans were close the Democrats "came within a whisper" of retaking Senate control, which they lost in 1980.
A word, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote, "is the skin of a living thought." The flesh of slang is a little weaker than usual now. Why? For several reasons. Perhaps slang follows the economy and now finds itself a bit recessed.
In a CBS-TV interview, Sen. Wendell Ford (D-Ky.), chairman of the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee, said the Republicans had backed off early season optimism and are "holding on by their fingertips" to the Senate they won two years ago.
"So far every kid has been accompanied by parents," said Mastoshi Nagatomi, professor of Buddhist Studies, who was heading our candy at his Wendell St. home.