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Robb victorious in Virginia
The Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va. — Sen. Charles Robb won a battle of tarnished heroes yesterday defeating Oliver North in a Senate race that turned Virginia's tradition of political gentility on its head.
With 56 percent of the precincts counted, Robb, the Democratic incumbent, had 46 percent to 43 percent for North, the Republican. Independent Marshall Coleman trailed with 11 percent.
Robb, scarred by his own alleged extramarials affairs and parties with drug figures, had battled fiercely against North, who seven years ago stood before Congress and admitted lying about his role in the Iran-Contra scandal.
Appropriately enough, after their toe-to-toe campaign, both men used boxing as an analogy in election-night squeeches to their supporters.
The 55-year-old Robb, son-in-law of the late President Lyndon Johnson, likened himself to boxing's newest—and oldest—heavyweight champion.
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North, conceding defeat, broadly hinted that his political career was not over.
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"You may recall in my much younger days at Annapolis that I was a boxing champion," he said. "What you may not remember is that the first time I tried boxing, I was defeated in the quarterfinal. But the third time, I won."
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SPOKANE, Wash. — House Speaker Tom Foley watched it all slipping away last night. His Democratic majority in Congress appeared doomed, and his own once-secure seat in eastern Washington was in danger.
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"It is clear there is a sense on the part of Americans across the country that they are dissatisfied with the pace of change," Foley told supporters.
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With 48 percent of precincts reporting, Foley, the most powerful member of the House, trailed neophyte Republican George Nethercutt by 53 percent to 47 percent.
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Foley in danger of losing seat
If Foley were to fall to the nationwide anti-incumbent fervor sweeping many Democrats out of Congress, he would be the first House speaker to lose re-election since the Civil War.
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By conventional wisdom, Foley's ability to bring home the bacon to Washington's rural 5th Congressional District should have delivered an easy win.
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But this was no conventional year. Foley found himself fighting Nethercutt's portrayal of him as the ultimate career politician, arrogant and aloof from voters. It was a message that played well for Republicans nationwide.
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