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"RN on Campaign Trail" banners Star w/kicker: "Warm
Welcome in Mich. 11 Photo of RN bracing against cold at Andrews.
Reporting on airport rally, Germond/McGrory say "many waved
'Welcome RN' signs and there was only a sprinkling of hostile
placards. 11
got "RN took burdens of W'gate to campaign trail for 1st time
and/a generally friendly reception from GOP farm area. But even
here, RN was greeted by demonstrators who apparently prompted
him to address a crowd of several thousand thru open roof of
limo. A special platform had been prepared for him in Sandusky.
(AP lead)
"RN was cheered by thousands as he toured Mich 'thumb' to
bolster GOP candidate and boost his own W'gate-scarred political
popularity. 11 (UPI lead)
"Thousands of proud and curious poured into Bad Axe to greet
RN on 1st campaign swing since W'gate scandal broke. 11 (UPI lead)
To many area citizens, UPI notes, politics is 2nd toexitement
of seeing a Pres.
"Buoyed by generally favorable crowds, RN barnstormed thru
heavily GOP, predominantly rural section of Mich. " (AP lead)
"RN charged Hill's providing the 'bottleneck' that's led to higher
COL and unemployment, especially in Mich. auto plants. " (AP lead)
"On almost any other day, it was 57 miles of back road. But
there were times when the blacktop between Bad Axe and Sandusky
looked like the king's highway. 11 (UPI lead) Wire says "Farmers
and families and friends crowded crossroads to cheer, wave homemade
signs of praise and support and grab RN's hand as he rolled past
slowly. 11
ABC said it was RN's 1st open campaigning for GOP this year
after 3 losses, some blaming those on RN's W'gate problems.
NBC said RN kept away from the big city Dem areas. Similarly,
CBS said RN didn't go into the largest cities where UAW is strong.
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