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icntary School, Patterson Road I le School, Alpine Road I as Elementary'School, 6001 Weston I as Elementary School, 6001 Weston J VII Angels Episcopal Church, 6408 1 < nentary School, 6429 Bishop Ave. < Lodge, 6604 Shakespeare Road < Eastover I entary School, 3602 Thurmond Road I londale likes watching W.C. Fields or his free time, but as the 1984 lidate, there is little time to relax. Mondale, 56, had his hand in -school years in Elmore, Minn, dish the Republicrats, a student mdale, he was also a halfback on n. ; ' a farming Methodist preacher, ic B.A. | iversny in the univer- \ ated in | \?\ t tely un- I ' \\v%| 83 New ! S^ \ijjj'if) 32 "the L^) /?( pointed If ^ /J) 2 office ^ to a va4e then n his own in 1966 and 1972. DENTIAL candidate Jimmy running mate in 1976. Mondale 3m 1977 to 1981 after Carter j nt Gerald Ford. have been married 27 years and and William, and a daughter, in high school, Mondale was a inning an 4A' rating in the state tra money by singing at weddings ! the 1978 Current Biography. Innal elf m m USC head football coach ble, John Democrat; :'s College of health and Republi ) the former chairman of incumbent nald has served eight years John Mori Richlani battle between two genera- ing after 2 locrat Hyman Rubin, who bara Scott 2, is running against John THE C Frank Bar Voters i contention for the seat in liquor salt Sen. Isadore Lourie who approved, ral Assembly, Republican county to Vandervelde and write-in various esi night to 2; ix of its 11 positions to fill, quor sales ree Democrat incumbents: S.C. vol Candy Waites. Robert Co- S.C. Cons Hairlawn ? f;airlawn Community Centei Kairwold ? W.G. Sanders Middle Sehoc Kast Forest Aeres ? Forest Acres Towr Mnrll. l?. i * ? ruicM /Avrirs ?i rennoim fark, 3' South Forest Acres ?Crayton Middle Sc Friarsgate ? Dutch Fork Elementary Schi Gadsden ? Gadsden Elementary School, Earners ? Crossroads Community Ceni Jreenview ? Greenview Park, David Str lampton ? S.Kolbourne Elementary Scl larbison ? Harbison Community Cent T On BEIRUT BOMB Says the suicide attacks i "a serious lapse of security mat "tew lessons had beer the massacre of 241 U.S. s< bombing of Marine headquj year ago. Denied he or hi Geraldine Ferraro used the v describe their deaths. MIDDLE EAST P Criticizes Reagan initiativ and unfair to Israel. Favors plan for Arabs-Israelis neg favors U.S. actions in regior pro-Israel. Opposes AW/ favors moving embassy to J MILITARY BUI Wants to increase spendii each year. Says he would ca in lavor of other weapi "restore sound manageme tagon." Wants to strengthe Joint Chiefs of Staff. ARMS CONTF Would try to negotiate a freeze. Favors annual talks of the United States and th and is committed to seekin Salt II. Has proposed moratorium on the develo weapons. U.S.-SOVIET RELA Has expressed distrust of 5 chided Reagan for being the dent since Herbert Hoover r his Soviet counterpart. CENTRAL AME Promises to phase out wit aid the Nicaraguan rebels m Said he would continue to in after an all-out effort at nej to pay more attention to hur ections Roy Harper II and Susie Newman > cans running for Richland County Ci Leone Castles, James Farley, Rayr iroe, John Harvin and Gus Roberts, d County Clerk of Court Bob Majoi '0 years, will be replaced by either C or Republican Harold Clark. lORONER election is a 1980 rem ron III and Democrat challenger A1 n Richland County will decide the f? :s tomorrow also. A referendum on would permit restaruants, bars and sell liquor on Sunday. By buying a s tablishments could sell alcoholic drir a.m. and from 1 p.m. to midnight Sui could generate $5 million annually f ters will also see six proposed amen< titution on their ballots Tuesday. Emmmasssmim? r, U.S. Highway 21 North fr >1, 6000 Alida St. | i hall, 5205 Trcnholm Road K )00 Covenant Road K K hool, 500 Clemson Ave. K ool, U.S. Highway 76 and 176 K , Highway 769, Gadsden H ter. Highway 501 I, eel N iooI, 1400 S. Kilbourne Road I; er, Hillpine Road fho ic iliu K UNG tions i n Beirut showed " and indicated 1 learned" from Has srvicemen in the unveil irters in Beirut a billion is running mate incom /ord "shame" to postpc taxpay pose a OLICY ing m< e as unnecessary more ambitious otiations. Often Woi 1 and is generally Has \ \CS sales and paid ii Jerusalem. ing in billior LDUP "selec rig at 3-4 percent neel B-l bomber 3ns and would Woi nt to the Pen- toxic \ n the control of displac reduce pollute tOL nuclear weapons between leaders Will e Soviet Union, loan r< g ratification of credits a temporary gram pment of space Would tion in kTIONS soviet aims. Has rave first U.S. presi- ment p lot to meet with other r invest n educati RICA ing anc hin 100 days all young lay be receiving. terdict, but only jotiations. Vows Opp< nan rights viola- siding i to relig God's I faith is cians t< blessing act in i are the other Says ouncil include believe* nond McKay, suppori mg clo\ , who is retir)emocrat BarSupp and syj atch between discrim \/in Pnrloo Ir CramS. ate of Sunday federal the ballot, if men or I hotels in the pecial permit, iks from mid- Woul nday. these li- proposj or Columbia. federal iments to the would i auu iit.t. lopkins ? Hopkins Park, Hig lorrell Hill ? Horrell Hill Elci eels ? Joseph Keels Elementa eenan ? Keenan high School, illan ? Lonnie B. Nelson Elci ingswood ? Columbia High S noil wood ? South Carolin lighway incolnshire ? Crane Creek El orth vkesland ? Caughman Road l\ m (CHOC PtfMWU n El Salvador. TAXES promised to raise taxes ed a tax plan which woulc through tax increases i e taxpayers and corporatio >ne effect of a law designed rers against inflation, and 10 percent surcharge on far 3re than $100,000. BUDGET DEFICITS uld cut deficit to $86 billio )roposed deductions on ti i interest on the deficit, $25 defense, $12 billion saving ii l in agriculture, and $8 :ted discretionary domestic ] ENVIRONMENT Lild expand "Superfund" t vaste dumps and provice ai :ed victims of such waste, acid rain, and said he wou ;r to court, not to lunch." FARM POLICY halt farm foreclosures and : ^payments. Pledges to expa and broaden the Food for ] to provide more market! use acreage controls to brir to line with consumption. JOBS >rs creating jobs through urogram to rebuild roads, b! >ublic works. Proposes expj lent tax credit to include tr; on of workers. Wants to ta 1 jobs to chronically unemp people. RELIGION 3ses the school prayer an with those who say it would ious minorities. "It is one th blessing and guidance, that's all about. It's another thing ^ plaim t h/>\; ^ v.miiii iii v; utivv, U^Vll ?1V ? and advice and therefore a lis name." ABORTION he is personally against abc ; it is a woman's individual ( Is the Supreme Court's deci vn state anti-abortion laws. WOMEN'S RIGHTS >orts the Equal Rights Ai as he would seek to eliinin ination in insurance and pe Favors equal pay for cc inhc wh#?fh#?r hpl/l IrarJifi women. EDUCATION d consider merit pay, but il for tuition tax credits. Fa\ funds to improve schools ar advocate more support for dy children. 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