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University Daily Kansan, October 26, 1984
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National and county election races heat up
By SUZANNE BROWN Staff Reporter
President Reagan and Walter Mondale met in Kansas City, Mo., on Sunday for their second presidential defense and foreign policy.
During the debate, Mondale attacked what he called the president's lack of knowledge about foreign policy, while Reagan deplored what he said were weak defense policies of the Carter-Mondale administration.
Political analysts and campaign officials said Reagan's performance
in the debate had successfully disposed of the age issue, which surfaced after the first debate.
Reagan told the 2,000-member Music Hall audience and about 100 million television viewers, "I'm not
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going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience."
Two communication studies professors said Monday won the debate. However, Donn Parson and Karlyn Kohrs Campbell said the winning
margin was too narrow for Mondale to hope for a victory in the election.
- The candidates for Douglas County district attorney met Tuesday at a forum sponsored by the Associated Students of Kansas. Democrat Mike Glover and Republican Jim Flory each claimed to have the best experience for the job.
Glover, city prosecutor, also said he was not as radical a politician as he had been during the 1970s when he was known as "Marijuana Mike" in the Kansas House of Representatives.
Flory, a Kansas assistant attorney
general, denied he was a conservative Republican and said he considered himself a moderate.
- Voter registration totals for Douglas County were released Monday and showed that the number of registered Democrats in the county had increased 16 percent since 1980. A record number of voters — 40,083 — registered before the Oct. 16 deadline.
Douglas County has 15,385 unaffiliated voters. 13,995 registered Republicans, 8,506 registered Democrats and 30 registered with third parties.
SenEx votes to condemn violations of civil rights
The University Senate Executive Committee voted yesterday to write a public statement condemning violence committed against students for their beliefs.
The idea for the statement stemmed from a recent faculty petition that said attacks against members of Gay and Lesbian Services of Kansas constituted a violation of the group's civil rights.
"The issue is the safety of students on campus," said Arno Knapper, SenEx chairman.
Michael Foubert, graduate student senator and SenEx member, said, "We have a responsibility to maintain an environment where we are tolerant of diversity even if we don't agree with it."
The members stressed that the statement would extend to all student groups.
James Carothers, SenEx presiding officer, said a similar case had come to the attention of SenEx before.
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