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Democratic 1 dent Reagan's percentage poi IKW I -*N*lL7J V po^' re' [JWi(ii J ^ Percent 'eac lrr(|] I ?ih- ducted before 1% 'I4V ' \ shown leading rjK: f J, | cent undecide< Itfrv. ' The questio ^ A ' il tion were bei \ Reagan and B J On another ^s. after the deba compared wit] Reagan was percent in the Asked in th< handling the n percent for M for Reagan an The pollst< telephone Oct The margin Responding ^ ^7. dale's health, / '4{yL ? \ cy" and "loo S \ y >> % elbow" and ta Mondale, 5 after the first \ / *"*** V /1 sluggish towai V<50F Reagan aidt V* i J tially damagn nj 1/ month-old me I * J tally alert, rol Reagan and JP\ policy issues "? much lighting candidates wi Undismaye Republican P rScotti Bros John Cafferty with hit singl the soundtrack ounuay, VVC Russell House Ba VSS $10.00 'JjT Tickets will be on si 50? Maximum: 1 ticket p K* ticKet. uni^ w Wm THE ALL-NITS! JV* Get your Mi " S" T-Shirts for only $ ,XXI All Size M Cinematic Arts prese ""S jtt wT You have to smell it to b on the challeneer Walter Mondale has narrowed lead since their first debate, but still traih nts, according to a ABC News-Associatec leased Wednesday, gives Reagan a 54 pen 1 with 4 percent undecided. In a similar pc the Oct. 7 presidential debate, Reaga ; Mondale 55 percent to 37 percent with n asked in both surveys was: "Suppose th ng held today. For whom would you ush, or Mondale and Ferraro?" question, 46 percent of the responden te that Mondale had strong leadership qi h 34 percent betore. judged to have strong leadership abilitie early poll, 70 percent in the recent versi j new poll, "Which one would you trust n ation's economy?" 56 percent said Reaga ondale. In the pre-debate poll it was 50 p id 34 percent for Mondale. ;rs interviewed 1,505 registered vote . 12-16. of error was plus or minus 3 percentage ] AGE ISSUE to Republican and press inquiries aboul Mondale's doctor says the democrat is 4 ks great" ? although he suffers from ' kes daily medication for moderately high 6, brought out the age issue in the car presidential debate in which Reagan, 73, :d the end. :s, fearing that the age factor could be a " ig setback" in the campaign, released cucai test resuu tnat reporiea Keagan is 3ust man, who appears younger than his I Mondale square off again Sunday on I ? the only problem so far is a debate ov should be used for the Kansas City stage t II share. PARTY PREIWCTIONS d by Walter Mondale's recent gains in th arty chief Frank Fahrenkopf predicts th ^vnwnw 1MP0RARY SOUNDS presents i. Recording Artists and the Beaver Band e On the Dark Side" of "Eddie and the Cruise Oct. 28 8 p.m. Ilroom $6 USC Students ' General Public ale Monday in the RH Lot >er student ID and one gu f d- IVJ (JCI |JCIOUII. I ISN'T OVER YET! dnight Madness 4.00 in the CPU Office ?s Available nts: er TODAY 4:30, 7:00 & 9:30 $1.00, $1.50 elieve it. sssssssssssss campaign trail ? Presi- will become the majority : hu I ") Rpaoan \/i r-t r?r \; npvt mr?ntli i Press 1988. Democrats still boast 35 o: cent to legislatures and control of tl >11 con- STAYIN in was 8 per- Democratic congressional join lots with presidential cai le elec- gains in the polls have chang i vote: Republican candidates havi ment the entire campaign, th ts said decreased with Reagan's dro ualities cmMin s by 69 on Former West German Ch pressed his choice for the pre nore in ... , , , . n to 37 a Reagan would not be h; jercent "If 1 had a choice be,wee tor Jerry Ford. He's a very ;rs by WAR ( points. Vice President George Bu and Geraldine Ferraro usee describe the death of U.S. N Bush was defending wor ' Mnn- : j i j_i j :l piCMUCUllUI ucuaic iu uc^ciil 'boun- referred to the death of the 'tennis i blood TIGER 0 npaign Democratic Party official looked ciemson University mascot dent Reagan. poten- Qne Qf tjie officials called a five" tisan political function "ver; a menstated QUOTE C foreign "The truth is, if my oppoi er how show, it would be 'Let's Mak prosperity for the surprise b ? President Reagan critics e polls, e GOP GULT11 yirittu Oct. 26 Tickets on s $5.00 USC SI RRINftINf; Pl\/F P.FMT rs GONTEMF GE 3by Wedrv est Rus $3.00 USC $5.00 ( $ 1 ?mash The hit film that inspired ' the TV series. ? \ "BE T1 J A Please r SSS^BI AROLINA party oyu ivvi ? ionowing j ?, and a "ratifying election" ir f 50 governors, 75 percent of stau he house. !G CLOSE candidates weren't too eager to ididate Walter Mondale, but his ed that, both parties said. e bei.n seeking Reagan's endorseey said, and the demand has not p in the polls. >T'S CHOICE ancellor Helmut Schmidt has ex ?;iHpntinl plprfinn ? anH Mnnrlalf appy with his decision, n Mondale and Reagan, I'd vote dependable man," Schmidt said. )F WORDS sh said Tuesday Walter Mondale i words similar to "shame" to Marines in Lebanon. ds he used in last week's vice >e the way the two democrats had marines. >UT OF LINE s Tuesday criticized use of the at the Greenville rally for Presithe tiger's appearance at the pary innappropriate." >F THE WEEK nent 's campaign were a television :e a Deal' ? you get to trade your ehind the curtain. 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