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•TOM STEED will con-
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Washington.
pective Republican senators
shows moderate Hugh Scott a
shoo-in to beat any conservative
attempt to unseat him as Senate
GOP leader, according to a Re-
publican senator.
"I just can’t see—if the worst
or the best happens—that we
won’t go into this thing with a
lot more votes than we went
into it with last time,” said the
senator who asked not to be
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Scott beat Tennessee's How-
ard H. Baker Jr. 24 to 19 in last
y ear s leadership contest Baker
and Robert J. Dole of Kansas
both are reported considering a
drive to oust Scott if Pennsylva-
nia's voters, as expected, send
him back to the Senate in No-
vember.
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source, who backs Scott, said
the Pennsylvanian has nibbled
away at Baker's forces without
losing any of his own, and has
support of more prospective
new GOP senators than the op-
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court she had sexual intercourse
with Sutterfield several times.
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decade ag                    ----------- , ear parity,, now existing be- below the high point in Vietnam in 1960, the Navy had 14 at- range aircraft introduced in the and left the United States with The steep reductions in th
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