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"There are an array of issues," said Reeves, who last ran in the '85 election. "The most pressing will be the issue of the uncontrolled development of the city and the potential importance of Proposition 1-2-3."
THE poisoning of the environment is the most pressing problem facing the world, not just the United States. You ran your campaign in the Greenhouse Summer, the summer of drought, the summer of medical wastes washing ashore on America's beaches.
Taxpayers who relaxed when they read George Bush's lips now have something else to fret about: Michael Dukakis, Mario Cuomo, Jim Thompson and other Governors are mouthing a different message. Their states face deficits or pressing needs, and, unlike the Federal Government, they are barred from deliberately shelling out...
IT is not that Harvard students don't care about about pressing social problems. It is that most refuse to ask Harvard to address them.
Bush, however, seems content to ignore any pressing long-term issues in order to remain in office. He seems more intent on winning reelection than on improving American society.