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Page 10 WARD 1 ? Christopher Towers, 181 WARD 2 ? Marion Street Apartmen WARD 3 ? Frannie McCants Elemen WARD 4 ? North Main Street Fire I WARD 5 ? Pacific Park, 200 Wayn< WARD 6 ? Bradley Elementary Sch< WARD 7 ? W.A. Perry Middle Schc WARD 8 ? Allen University Student WARD 9 ? Prince Hall Masonic Tcm WARD 10 ? A.C. Moore Elementary WARD 11 ? Ben Arnold Boys Club, WARD 12 ? Hand Middle School, i L I 11 1 t J Did not ? jj^-j explaining 4 fei chen done < e/\nn o c t/r*i Iovvyn OJ jv/i tain the an before whe bombed. Says Am "still stand negotiated ( sold AWA moderate / Israel on m Resurrec submarines missile. Ad root out th< f n i n <; t h n r I prepared to Has couf to Soviet I bombers an of U.S. mil ing to talk < does not si Foreign M month, his taking offic Has won for military cover assi Nicaragua's ?j the assistan< M to the Salv? [S'j April that t ] Nicaraguan Says a ta fifi has propose system. Ha B tion for ho i&i tax breaks depressed p | their childi [M j Wants t< p ] our ecom sf | wasteful pf! calls for th |v| billion by llJl ding to a be |l has not sp< SB , Says his r liji secrets in V as governo i , Los Angel b/j auto emissi )5 Devine St. WARD 13 ? its, 1930 Marion St. WARD 14 ? tary School, 3501 Lylcs St. WARD 15 ? Station, 2622 Main St. WARD 16 ? : St. WARD 17 ? I r*! r* - t A ) l\ i o jui, jujz rine ticii Koau 10 ? >ol, 2600 Barhamviile Road WARI) 19 ? Center, 2100 Taylor St. WARI) 20 ? I pie Auditorium, 2324 Gervais St. WARD 21 ? y School, 333 F.tiwan Ave. WARD 22 ? 1100 S. Holy St. WARD 23? >600 Wheat St. n WARD 24 ? B n? fiio Ull IIIC I BEIRUT BOMBINGS sensiti iccept blame for Oct. 2 bombing, ecosys 'Anyone that's ever had their kit- wilderi over knows it never gets done as i wish it would." Officials mainnex was safer than it had been Anr rn the barracks was previously debt-r loan g some IDDLE EAST POLICY orient erica's Middle East peace efforts subsid on the Camp David Accords" who n iuring the Carter presidency. Has CS planes and other arms to ^rab nations, but is clearly pro- Wai lost Middle East issues. disadv Want; MILITARY BUILDUP permi ted the B-l bomber, ordered new minin pnrt fnrow) a vi/irh fhp \/f V ministration says it is moving to ; wasteful expenditures and main- Sait the armed services are well relatec 1 light- Favor: volunt ARMS CONTROL and I >led arms buildup with proposals measu Jnion for deep cuts fri missies, d submarines. Maintains building itary will make Soviets more will- Opp on arms control. financ tional J-SOVIKT RELATIONS when L/lPf I In ion 44#*\/Jl pmnirn n . .V. w?MWM v *11 Vlll^ll v, anu ipport detente. Met with Soviet Opp linister Andrei Gromyko last but sa first with a Soviet official since work, e. penalt ENTRAL AMERICA grudging support from Congress Fav aid to El Salvador and under- and cc stance to guerillas fighting the di leftist regime. Says the aim of merit ;e is to interdict arms shipments teache idoran rebels. Acknowledged in discipl he CIA had directed mining of harbors. TAXES x increase is a "last resort" and Jr :d a complete overhaul of the tax s promised to preserve the deducme mortgage interest, and wants By Jar for companies that locate in ^sj( rural areas and parents who send South ren to parochial schools. c^na. BUDGET DEFICITS ago^ 3 cope with deficits by "continuing electi< Dinic growth and by reducing ancj government spending." Budget challe e deficit to decrease to about $139 Steph 1989. Has increased military spen)ut 28 percent of total budget, and In slled out proposed cuts. Richl; ches i ENVIRONMENT Mosj ecord is "one of the best kept1 Washington," and has claimed that UK r of California he helped cleanse seats es of smog and pioneered strict jnc i am rf ort/lar/lc Liar ^ " ? iwii ^laiiuniuj. * 100 iu uc tllC o Rosewood Elementary School, 3300 Rosewood Drive Sims Park, 3500 Duncan St. Melrose Park, 1500 Fairview Drive Dreher High School, 701 Adger Road Brennen Elementary School, 4438 Devereaux Road Watkins Elementary School, 2612 Covenant Road Hyatt Park Elementary School, 4200 Main St. i-arlewood Park Community Center, 1111 Parkside Dri\ Arden Elementary School, 1300 Ashley St. Eau Claire High School, 4800 Monticello Road Shandon Fire Station, 2847 Devine St. Mays Park, 4020 Trenholm Road ssues [ E ve to the delicatc balance of our terns and the protection of our c ness lands." s FARM POLICY C lounced on Sept. 12 a program to aid j idden farmers by increasing federal c uarantees and deferring repayment of j government debts. Favors a marketed approach rather than government j ies and opposes rewards for farmers etire lands. I JOBS nts tax credits for employers who hire i 'antaged youths and the handicapped. > to encourage hiring of teenagers by tting employers to nay less than the lum wage. RELIGION I "religion and politics are necessarily 1" because both are linked to morality, s a constitutional amendment to permit ! ary organized prayers in public schools las charged that opponents of the re may be "intolerant" of religion. ABORTION >oses the use of federal funds to e any abortions. Favors a constitu- ^ amendment banning abortions except the life of the mother is endangered. 1 WOMEN'S RIGHTS >oses the Equal Rights Amendment, \ ys he will press for equal pay for equal ^ Advocates reducing the "marriage y" on taxes of two-income families. N rni tr* a i iwn | ors discretionary block grants to states ( >mmunities reserving federal funds for sadvantaged and handcapped. Backs pay and competency testing for 1 rs. Calls for "good, old-fashioned * line." tate, cour >ice Sanders ie from the presidential contest, the major electio Carolina are for a U.S. Senator and di essmen. mblican Sen. Strom Thurmond, 81, elected 30 s a write-in candidate, is once again running fc 3n. The incumbent, who is Senatore president pr( chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committe :nged by Democrat Melvin Purvis and Libert en Davis. the Second Congressional District, which inc and, lexington and three other counties, the race incumbent Republican Floyd Spence, Democrat >.y and Libertarian Cynthia Sullivan. :HLANI> COUNTY voters will also decide or in the S.C. House of Representatives. umbent Joyce Hearn, the only female Republic C. House, is challenged by Democrat Edward Lat \ WARI) 25 ? Jewish Community Center, 4540 1 WARD 26 ? Hampton Park, 1117 Brandon Av WARD 27 ? Woodlands Park Recreation Cen Parkway WARD 28 ? Latimer Manor Community C^j\te WARD 29 ? Alcorn Middle School, 5100 Fai|$i WARD 30 ? Arsenal Hill Park Recreation spfni 'C Arcadia ? Forest Lakes Prk Gym, 6820 WtfHget Ardincaple ? Roosevelt Village Elementary Schi Ballentine ? Ballentine Community Center, Ball Bluff ? Bluff Road Park, 5008 Bluff Road Blythewood ? Blythewood Elementary School, Ronald Reagai ly Amy Bedenbaugh The son of an itinerant shoe salesman, F lent Ronald Reagan was born in 1908 in T; Reagan's family later moved to Dixon, II chool he played guard on the football teai lent of the student body. He continued to play football and was al lent at Eureka Illinois College where he v 932 with a degree in economics and socioli FROM 1932-37. Reaean was a snorts annr )es Moines, Iowa. He was regularly h( Chicago Cubs' b? "Dutch" Reagan, f father gave him as The radio job 1< career as an actor, 1980 New York Ti Service. While covering training, he was Warner Brothers the lead role in his ture, "Love is on film about a c announcer. In 1942, he joir Force but was dis with the rank of a lis nearsightedness, a problem for which lu act lenses. RFAflAV U/ni II n lo?ar r: AVJi/mi 1 TT JUl^ mat UCCUUl^ IIIC 111 ias ever been divorced. His first marriage Wyman ended in 1948 after eight years. In 1952, he married actress Nancy Davis w vith him in the 1957 movie "Hellcats of th From 1966 to 1974, he was governor of C; le lost the Republican presidential nominat jerald Ford. He arrived unopposed at the Republican I ion in July 1980 and won by a landslide ir ^resident Jimmy Carter. ity voters They disagree on several issues inclu ns in reforms. Latimer thinks an 18-year-old sh strict to drink alcohol and says "there migl drivers between 35 and 40." years >r re- hearn disagrees because of statistics in > tern dicate young adults are responsible for i e, is incidents. arian State House District 72, which includec educatiors, has three candidates vying for incumbent Rep. Tim Rogers is a gradu ludes School. Scott Mou/#*n ic itm ? - .O iiiv iw^JUimeUIl C< mat- USC graduate. Howard Hayes fills the bi Ken dent write-in candidate. HOUSE SKATS in the other eight dis i five been unofficially decided because of no c candidate. an in Richland County Senate District 22 r imer. Democrat Heyward McDonald with mmsmssemmmimmMii frcnholm Road Brandon ? Annie Burnside Eleme e. Briarwood ? EX. Wright Middle ter, 6500 Old Knight College Place ? John P. Thorna; Ave. r, 10(^L?or|ck Circle ^qjlege Place ? John P. Thoma; i^y#a| * y* g*4k CI c* iii P?# l % ^cii#|s and A|1 'ic!a Plela '$ Bridgewood Road ool, McRae St. Dennyside ? Denny Terrace Elenn lentine Dentsville ? Dentsville Masonic L< Kastover ? Eastover Town Hall, t Blythewood F.dgewood ? Virginia pack Elemer j V n Walter M By Amy Bedenbauflh Republican Presi- Walter "Fritz" Mondale I ampico, 111. Marx Brothers movies in h 1., where in high Democratic presidential candi n and was presi- Born in Ceylon, Minn., F politics as early as his high-; Iso student presi- While there he helped establ vas graduated in political organization. ogy. Known as "Crazylegs" Moi the high-school football team >uncer for WHO, ;ard announcing MONDALE, THE son of tseball games as graduated cum laude with th< a nickname his degree in 1951 from the Uni a baby. of Minnesota. id Reagan to his After serving two years i according to the U.S. Army, he entered the i nies Biographical sity's law school. He gradua 1956 and practiced law privau \ Cubs' spring til 1960, according to the 198 spotted by a | York Times Biovranhiral Spr U J ? ? agent and given In 1960, at the age of 3 first motion pic- governor of Minnesota app the Air," a 1937 him attorney general after the :rusading radio was vacated by resignation. in 1960, he was elected to the led the U.S. Air and was re-elected in 1962. icharged in 1943 In 1964, he was appointed t< iptain because of cant seat in the U.S. Senate. H ; now wears con- was elected to the position on DEMOCRATIC PRESIE st president who Carter chose Mondale as his i to actress Janye served as vice president fro defeated Republican Presiden 'ho would co-star Mondale and his wife Joan e Navy." have two sons, Theodore a alifornia. In 1976 Eleanor. ion to incumbent Besides playing football ii sJational Conven- talented baritone singer, "wi i ixuvcuiuci uva | music contest and earning ext I and funerals," according to to decide ding drinking-law Republican who was formerly a I ould have the right and athletic director. it be more drunk Giese retired as dean of USC Physical Education. He was also Richland County Council. McDon other states th^t in- in the state senate. nost drunk-driving in Senate District 20, there is a t tions. 71-year-old incumbent Dem 1 USC students and the seat. Democrat has served 18 years in the Senate ate of USC's Law Courson, 39. andidate and also a illot as an Indepen- FOUR CANDIDATES are in < District 21. Democrat incumbent has spent 20 years in the Gener itricts have already Phillip Antley, Libertarian Steve opposition for each candidate Mary Miles. Richland County Council has si natches incumbent The at-large election includes thr Warren Giese, a A.T. Butler Sr., Tom Elliot and C l ? ? If < . ! <.