University Daily Kansan, September 13, 1984
NATION AND WORLD
Reagan and Mondale dispute deficits, taxes
Page 13
By United Press International
Walter Mondale offered his version yesterday of a Reagan plan to cut deficits, slash federal aid for the elderly and the poor President Reagan analyzed Monday's data on workers, and called it a "fairly late"
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[Vice President George Bush tried to talk about foreign affairs in Atlanta, but was peppered by questions about his 1980 stand on abortion. Ferraro simply threw away her planned speech and took up the same subject before a crowd in Scranton, Pa.
In its first presidential trial heat since July 8, the ABC Washington Post poll of 1.507 registered voters across the nation found Reagan leading Mondale 56 percent to 40
percent. The Reagan lead was only 7 percentage points in the earlier sampling. The margin of error was plus or minus 3 points.
As the two presidential candidates traded volleys on defenses and taxes, their running mates found them still dogged by the abortion issue.
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III. Mondale pounded the theme that
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Mondale said without higher taxes to lower the deficit. Reagan might be forced to cut $107 bills in social programs.
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Reagan was in upstate New York, where he appealed to traditionally Democratic ethics to switch parties and blasted the Mondale promise of tax hikes that would not affect working people.
Mondale told an Illinois audience, "Mr. Reagan is stonewalling the American people, and that won't play in Peoria."
"The Democratic candidate contends that working Americans wouldn't be hurt by his tax increases. That's a fair tale."
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