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can candidacy for the Presi** ; Republican* administrations   vama,   the   GOP   Senate    Act of 1974 which links, U£.
dency after-a tough bitter    with having "succeeded in    leadejr, saiu%. "We do "not'   trade.benefite for the Soviet
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fornia Gov. Ronald* Reagan    tions with, thef Arab ,coun- .negotiating' with' the PLO    emigration policy. i   -
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Convention here. But the two    "extensive progress in our   ., The Republican platform .. platform   vigorously   cort-
opposing forces weifeunited • diplomatic and commercial    also'called on Jhe Soviet    demns the "politicization of  *v •>'
in draftings and approving a    relations,: with   the  more   Union to ^implement" the    the UN in which Israel has '-.
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