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Democrati
wants rec
By Amy Bedenbaugh
As a giant television at a ,
showed election results pre*
the winner by a landslide, S
Bill Youngblood said "the w
lingers at each other."
" This is not a victory oi
Youngblood said at the To>
paign supporters loll what
surprise-victory celebration,
good about (heir country an
not bad."
But Youngbiood said it
world. Saying that a chain iv
is not what America is all a
"Mondale talked hard tri
budget deficits, arms contr
American people didn't wai
Speaking of all Americar
now is come together. Both
some realistic tax policy."
Democrats, however, sh
realistic about certain part
"They should study their co
ween the costs and the bene
Republicans, on the other
what they can accomplish
capabilities."
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sional seats in 1986.
The Democrats' loss "is 01
lie said.
"After all. Reagan had an
1982 Republicans had lost 2<
Late in the evening, in sp
him the loser. 2nd District He
Ken Mosely was not ready to
until 75 percent of the votes
Mosely, with 45,242 votes,
Spenee, with 60,220 votes, a
201 precincts.
In an interview earlier in th
behind by 6,000 or 7,000 vot
vwi.uuv.1 v?v.-iw annumieeu lie
Bamberg and Calhoun count
"The people in the distri
Everybody knows its going
with it," he said.
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:onciliation
gathering of Democrats last nighi
Jicting President Ronald Reagar
>tate Democratic Party Chairman
Ol'St t hi IIP wt* can <1r? r? ?'
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t Republicans over Democrats,"
vnhouse Hotel as saddened camwould
have been a Democratic
"Reagan makes Americans feel
d about being Americans. That'*
is "a wrong-headed view of the
> only as strong as its weakest link
bout."
ith to the American people about
ol and a nuclear holocaust. The
it to hear it."
is, he said "What we need to dc
parties need to come together for
lould "show willingness to be
s of their oroizrams " hp c:iiH
sis, benefits and the balance betfits."
hand, "have to be realistic about
in our defense needs and our
emocrats to reclaim lost Congresily
a cycle, and cycles are short,"
absolute mandate in 1980, but by
3 seats in the House."
ne of election results projecting
hisc of Representatives candidate
i concede, and said he would not
were in.
lost the race to incumbent Floyd
iceording to results from 141 of
e evening, Mosely said if he were
es after Richland and Lexington
still could win with Orangeburg,
ies.
ct are voting along racial lines,
on, but they don't want to deal
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Ken Mosely, who lost to i
at the Townhouse Hotel.
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By Laura Anne Boozer a
Kayne
For the large group oi
who gathered at the Towi
night, their loss represenu
ning ? not the end
Democratic struggle foi
ideals.
"We haven't lost tonigh
victory in the long run,'
Nickles, an enthusiastic
Ferraro supporters.
Bonita Anderson, a resi
umbia expressed regret th
students are so gullible
swayed by Republican star
of social security, taxes
policy.
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rolina"
ncumbent Floyd Spence, was inl
mocrats co
nd Roni Bea ..A|ler
were hit firs
f Democrats government
ii House last Pearson, a
?d the begin- was forced
? of the senior year
r American cut in stude
Mike Tec
t, it's been a USC Young
' said Susie was elected
: Mondale- confident it
feel confidei
dent of Col- Democr
ut American represented
and easily with moder;
ids on issues economy ar
and foreign war under tl
"Reagan
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Jerviewed by WIS TV last
ntend idt
I, it was the students w
t when Reagan cut back
spending,"said Veron
former USC student w
to withdraw from I
under President Reaga
nt funding.
klenburg, president of i
Democrats, said "Reag
because America is t
i themselves; they do i
nt with the issues."
a t s n i i hf> rn n <? t;
working men and worn
ate incomes who fear t
id the constant threat
lie Reagan administratic
is backing dictatorships
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night at the state Democratic p<
jological vi
ho Third World nations
on issues of poverty, nui
ica trol and equal rig
ho Branham, represe
tier Mondale-Ferraro car
n's bia and Washington
A tew times durii
the spark enlightened the
lan gap between the
iot smaller.
lot "I was born a Dem
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u Lyv.ill\JCiai, Nil 1U
on Wolfe, who plans t
en years to give Dei
he chance for the presid
of Geoff Creed, e
>n. Democrat, said he \
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arty headquarters
ctory
and ignoring the
tricar weapon eonIns,"
said Kelly
ntative of the
npaign in ColumD.C.
ng the evening a
; crowd when the
candidates grew
ocrat and will die
76 year-old Sara
o live another 4
nocrats another
ency.
i Young
vas "very disapne."
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