1978 Florida state elections

Governor and lieutenant governor

Seven tickets ran for the Democratic nomination for governor of Florida.

Jim Williams, the lieutenant governor, ran for governor with former state Senator Betty Castor of Florida, as his running mate. Hans G. Tanzler, the mayor of Jacksonville, ran with Manuel "Manolo" Arques, a Cuban-American real estate and insurance executive from Miami. State Secretary of State Bruce Smathers (who resigned to run) ran with state Representative Charles W. Boyd.

Claude R. Kirk, Jr. of Palm Beach, who was the Republican governor of Florida from 1967 to 1971, returned to the party he left 28 years prior, switching his party affiliation to Democratic on July 5, 1978 (the month prior to re-registering as an independent and launching an abortive signature drive to get on the ballot as an independent. He chose as his running mate Mary L. Singleton, the former director of the state Division of Elections and the first black woman to sit on the Jacksonville City Council.^[1]

Democratic primary

Leroy Eden/Maria Kay - 13,864 (1.3%)
Bob Graham/Wayne Mixson - 261,972 (25.2%)
Claude R. Kirk, Jr./Mary L. Singleton - 62,534 (6.0%)
Robert L. Shevin/Jim Glisson - 364,732 (35.2%)
Bruce A. Smathers/Charles W. Boyd - 85,298 (8.2%)
Hans G. Tanzler/Manuel Arques - 124,706 (12.0%)
Jim Williams/Betty Castor - 124,427 (12.0%)

Republican primary

Jack Eckerd/Paula Hawkins - 244,394 (63.8%)
Lou Frey, Jr./S. Peter Capua - 138,437 (36.2%)

Democratic primary runoff

Bob Graham/Wayne Mixson - 482,535 (53.5%)
Robert L. Shevin/Jim Glisson - 418,636 (46.5%)

General election

Bob Graham/Wayne Mixson (DEM) - 1,406,580 (55.6%)
Jack Eckerd/Paula Hawkins (REP) - 1,123,888 (44.4%)

Attorney general

Democratic primary

Alan Becker - 232,416 (26.7%)
Barry Richard - 231,518 (26.6%)
Jim Smith - 407,579 (46.8%)

Democratic primary runoff

Alan Becker - 329,455 (39.9%)
Jim Smith - 497,255 (60.1%)

Secretary of state

Democratic primary

Beverly F. Dozier - 224,990 (25.4%)
Jim Fair - 81,389 (9.2%)
George Firestone - 253,395 (28.7%)
Joe Little - 103,275 (11.7%)
Richard "Dick" Renick - 221,022 (25.0%)

Democratic primary runoff

Beverly F. Dozier - 342,661 (42.1%)
George Firestone - 472,072 (57.9%)

General election

George Firestone (DEM) - 1,278,658 (55.0%)
Ander Crenshaw (REP) - 1,045,703 (45.0%)

Comptroller

Democratic primary

Don Dansby - 159,238 (18.7%)
Gerald (Jerry) Lewis - 691,583 (81.3%)

Treasurer

Democratic primary

Bill Gunter - 735,523 (80.1%)
Don Hazelton - 182,907 (19.9%)

General election

Bill Gunter (DEM) - 1,758,435 (74.8%)
Jeffrey L. Latham (REP) - 591,730 (25.2%)

Commissioner of Education

Ralph D. Turlington (DEM) - 1,436,240 (63.9%)
Herman B. Williams (REP) - 811,770 (36.1%)

United States House of Representatives

1st congressional district

Democratic primary - Runoff Indicated

Curtis Golden - 29,692 (31.4%)
Earl Hutto - 39,982 (42.3%)
Jerry G. Melvin - 21,186 (22.4%)
Lewis H. "Ike" Williams - 3,687 (3.9%)

Democratic primary runoff

Curtis Golden - 35,721 (38.0%)
Earl Hutto - 58,352 (62.0%)

General election

Earl Hutto (DEM) - 85,608 (63.3%)
Warren Briggs (REP) - 49,715 (36.7%)

2nd congressional district

Democratic primary

Don Fuqua - 83,308 (85.5%)
Anthony P. (Tony) Wesolowski - 14,081 (14.5%)

General election

Don Fuqua (DEM) - 112,649 (81.7%)
Pete Brathwaite (REP) - 25,148 (18.3%)

4th congressional district

Bill Chappell (DEM) - 113,302 (73.1%)
Tom Boney (REP) - 41,647 (26.9%)

5th congressional district

Democratic primary - Runoff Indicated

Adrian Bell, Jr. - 12,942 (20.8%)
David Best - 21,410 (34.5%)
Mike Olson - 18,805 (30.3%)
Don Poindexter - 8,981 (14.5%)

Democratic primary runoff

David Best - 32,573 (56.6%)
Mike Olson - 24,945 (43.4%)

General election

David Best (DEM) - 101,867 (48.9%)
Richard Kelly (REP) - 106,319 (51.1%)

6th congressional district

Jim Christison (DEM) - 40,654 (21.2%)
C. W. Bill Young (REP) - 150,694 (78.8%)

7th congressional district

Democratic primary

Sam M. Gibbons - 49,766 (69.1%)
Don Gore - 1,928 (2.7%)
Richard Salem - 20,338 (28.2%)

9th congressional district

Democratic primary

Bill Nelson - 36,565 (86.0%)
Curtis R. Sears - 5,955 (14.0%)

Republican primary

Frank Daley - 10,417 (29.5%)
Edward Gurney - 24,844 (70.5%)

General election'

Bill Nelson (DEM) - 89,543 (61.5%)
Edward J. Gurney (REP) - 56,074 (38.5%)

11th congressional district

Democratic primary

John J. Considine - 20,689 (31.4%)
Robert E. Lockwood - 9,286 (14.1%)
Dan Mica - 35,947 (54.5%)

General election

Dan Mica (DEM) - 123,346 (55.3%)
Bill James (REP) - 99,757 (44.7%)

12th congressional district

Democratic primary - Runoff Indicated

John Adams - 17,955 (30.6%)
Edward "Ed" J. Stack - 27,923 (47.6%)
Gerald F. "Jerry" Thompson - 12,812 (21.8%)

Democratic primary runoff'

John Adams - 22,816 (46.8%)
Edward "Ed" J. Stack - 25,985 (53.2%)

Republican primary

J. Herbert Burke - 16,675 (58.3%)
Anthony Lewis Campenni - 11,903 (41.7%)

General election

Edward "Ed" J. Stack (DEM) - 25,985 (53.2%)
J. Herbert Burke (REP) - 66,610 (61.6%)

14th congressional district

Democratic primary

Marcus Ambrose - 2,901 (7.4%)
Sam Brenner - 4,513 (11.6%)
Claude Pepper - 31,597 (81.0%)

Republican primary

Al Cardenas - 7,390 (80.0%)
Evelio S. Estrella - 1,847 (20.0%)

General election

Claude Pepper (DEM) - 65,202 (63.1%)
Al Cardenas (REP) - 38,081 (36.9%)

15th congressional district

Dante B. Fascell (DEM) - 108,837 (74.2%)
Herbert J. Hoodwin (REP) - 37,897 (25.8%)

State senate

District 2

Edmond M. "Ed" Fortune (DEM) - 45,645 (47.3%)
Tom Tobiassen (REP) - 50,791 (52.7%)

District 11

A. H. "Gus" Craig (DEM) - 28,886 (47.1%)
Vince Fechtel, Jr. (REP) - 32,388 (52.9%)

District 14

George Stuart, Jr. (DEM) - 60,407 (63.3%)
Johnny Bremer (REP) - 35,024 (36.7%)

District 16

Bill Beck (DEM) - 50,928 (43.2%)
Clark Maxwell, Jr. (REP) - 67,051 (56.8%)

District 18

Beverly Roberts (DEM) - 93,629 (42.1%)
John T. Ware (REP) - 128,870 (57.9%)

District 20

T. F. "Tom" Thompson (DEM) - 76,592 (34.0%)
Mary R. Grizzle (REP) - 148,389 (66.0%)

District 23

Pat Frank (DEM) - 91,746 (62.6%)
David Ray (REP) - 54,727 (37.4%)

District 24

Patrick K. "Pat" Neal (DEM) - 35,896 (52.7%)
Andrew Jackson (REP) - 32,242 (47.3%)

District 36

Harry A. Johnston, II (DEM) - 123,133 (56.6%)
William Samuel "Bill" Riker (REP) - 94,533 (43.4%)

District 28

Don C. Childers (DEM) - 140,857 (66.7%)
B. E. "Billie" Brooks (REP) - 70,243 (33.3%)

District 30

Marcia Beach (DEM) - 104,168 (43.1%)
Van B. Poole (REP) - 137,570 (56.9%)

District 32

Ken Jenne (DEM) - 43,798 (74.2%)
Ernette Haring (REP) - 15,231 (25.8%)

District 36

Paul B. Steinberg (DEM) - 100,626 (80.7%)
L. D. G. (Lou) O'Hara (REP) - 23,991 (19.3%)

District 38

Bob McKnight (DEM) - 88,099 (60.0%)
Don J. Gruber (REP) - 58,742 (40.0%)

District 40

Dick Anderson (DEM) - 106,143 (71.2%)
Larry Wicks (REP) - 42,960 (28.8%)

State House

District 2 Democratic primary

Fermon Minshew - 9,364 (39.5%)
Tom Patterson - 14,365 (60.5%)

District 3 Democratic primary

Clyde H. (Jack) Hagler - 16,006 (63.0%)
Jack Kenney - 9,410 (37.0%)

District 3

Clyde H. (Jack) Hagler (DEM) - 30,676 (76.2%)
Charles E. Frederickson (REP) - 9,573 (23.8%)

District 4 Democratic primary

Jim Harkins - 6,900 (21.0%)
Bolley "Bo" Johnson - 10,974 (33.3%)
David Neal - 8,560 (26.0%)
Lynn Toney - 6,498 (19.7%)

District 4 Democratic runoff

Bolley "Bo" Johnson - 18,407 (56.1%)
David Neal - 14,410 (43.9%)

District 5 Democratic primary

Ken Boles - 7,820 (24.4%)
Olivia S. Elmore - 6,404 (20.0%)
Peter R. Gindl - 6,900 (21.5%)
Mike Jones - 6,657 (20.8%)
Mac McDaniels - 4,275 (13.3%)

District 5 Democratic runoff

Ken Boles - 19,972 (62.0%)
Peter R. Grindl - 12,250 (38.0%)

District 5

Ken Boles (DEM) - 29,646 (58.6%)
Jack Gardner (REP) - 20,910 (41.4%)

District 6

James G. Ward (DEM) - 35,815 (70.9%)
John C. Franklin Jr. (REP) - 14,673 (29.1%)

District 8

Ron Johnson (DEM) - 11,073 (59.1%)
Rick Seltzer (REP) - 7,674 (40.9%)

District 19

Andrew E. (Andy) Johnson (DEM) - 38,712 (69.4%)
Janis Betz Lampe (REP) - 17,068 (30.6%)

District 23

Ronnie Bloom (DEM) - 26,582 (43.9%)
Fred Tygart (REP) - 33,983 (56.1%)

District 24

Buck Cochran (DEM) - 28,107 (47.5%)
William "Bill" Bankhead (REP) - 31,082 (52.5%)

District 25

Frank Williams (DEM) - 12,737 (60.9%)
Howard Dunn (REP) - 8,167 (39.1%)

District 26

Sidney Martin (DEM) - 25,948 (79.6%)
David Liberman (REP) - 6,645 (20.4%)

District 28

Hamilton D. Upchurch (DEM) - 12,739 (65.8%)
Pat Malone (REP) - 6,616 (34.2%)

District 33

Bob Hattaway (DEM) - 11,696 (59.0%)
Jean E. Doyle (REP) - 8,130 (41.0%)

District 34

Charles Joseph Knowles (DEM) - 10,654 (42.0%)
Bobby Brantley (REP) - 14,713 (58.0%)

District 35

Everett A. Kelly (DEM) - 12,273 (54.2%)
J. M. (Jim) Hoskinson (REP) - 10,353 (45.8%)

District 38

Bob Wattles (DEM) - 42,584 (48.4%)
Lawrence R. "Larry" Kirkwood (REP) - 45,410 (51.6%)

District 39

Fred Turner (DEM) - 33,427 (38.1%)
John L. Mica (REP) - 54,422 (61.9%)

District 40

Terry Hadley (DEM) - 43,275 (49.6%)
Richard Crotty (REP) - 43,934 (50.4%)

District 41

Fran Carlton (DEM) - 48,651 (53.7%)
Jim Huckeba (REP) - 41,988 (46.3%)

District 42

Suzanne Campbell (DEM) - 34,133 (38.9%)
Toni Jennings (REP) - 53,575 (61.1%)

District 43

Dick J. Batchelor (DEM) - 62,277 (69.2%)
Robert N. Webster (REP) - 27,672 (30.8%)

District 44

David L. Barrett (DEM) - 39,594 (56.9%)
Craig A. Brosius (REP) - 29,945 (43.1%)

District 45

Winston Gardner (DEM) - 36,139 (51.4%)
John Moore (REP) - 34,148 (48.6%)

District 46

Phil Austin (DEM) - 21,389 (30.0%)
Marilyn Evans-Jones (REP) - 49,858 (70.0%)

District 47

Hartzel "Bud" Jennings (DEM) - 25,867 (36.4%)
Tim Deratany (REP) - 31,576 (44.4%)
Glenn A. Blanchard - 13,717 (19.3%)

District 53

Michael "Mike" Tagarelli (DEM) - 38,743 (35.4%)
Peter Dunbar (REP) - 70,585 (64.6%)

District 55

Tom R. Moore (DEM) - 53,344 (47.8%)
Jim Smith (REP) - 58,148 (52.2%)

District 57

Rick Escarraz (DEM) - 45,807 (42.7%)
Dennis L. Jones (REP) - 61,351 (57.3%)

District 58

Kent G. Whittemore (DEM) - 40,566 (39.0%)
George F. Hieber II (REP) - 63,576 (61.0%)

District 59

Eddie Mills (DEM) - 50,394 (47.7%)
Bob Melby (REP) - 55,193 (52.3%)

District 61

Don O'Leary (DEM) - 45,932 (42.4%)
Dorothy Eaton Sample (REP) - 62,401 (57.6%)

District 62

Carl Carpenter, Jr. (DEM) - 45,984 (62.1%)
Allan R. Stone (REP) - 28,090 (37.9%)

District 65

Jim Foster (DEM) - 38,450 (51.1%)
John Grant (REP) - 36,811 (48.9%)
District 72
Lawrence F. Shackelford (DEM) - 28,399 (60.6%)
Barbara Shepherd (REP) - 18,467 (39.4%)

District 73

Clyde C. Council (DEM) - 18,547 (34.1%)
Thomas E. Danson, Jr. (REP) - 35,922 (65.9%)

District 75

Wayne H. Duncan (DEM) - 10,674 (33.9%)
Fred Burrall (REP) - 20,848 (66.1%)

District 76

Dale Cassens (DEM) - 10,870 (47.6%)
Charles (Chuck) Nergard (REP) - 11,988 (52.4%).

District 77

William J. "Bill" Taylor (DEM) - 14,080 (48.3%)
William G. (Doc) Myers (REP) - 15,075 (51.7%)

District 78

Ray Liberti (DEM) - 78,095 (50.9%)
Frank S. Messersmith (REP) - 75,380 (49.1%)

District 79

Eleanor Weinstock (DEM) - 80,222 (50.6%)
Reid Moore (REP) - 78,456 (49.4%)

District 80

Carol A. Roberts (DEM) - 76,797 (49.3%)
Jim Watt (REP) - 79,094 (50.7%)

District 81

Edward J. Healey (DEM) - 78,776 (51.0%)
R. S. "Bob" Nichols (REP) - 75,615 (49.0%)

District 82

Gene Campbell (DEM) - 79,738 (52.3%)
Anita K. Mitchell (REP) - 72,753 (47.7%)

District 83

J. Justin "J J." Findley (DEM) - 56,306 (37.0%)
Tom Lewis (REP) - 95,864 (63.0%)

District 84 Republican primary

Douglas C. "Doug" Brown - 11,342 (45.2%)
Tom Bush - 13,745 (54.8%)

District 84

Mitch Ceasar (DEM) - 63,697 (46.0%)
Tom Bush (REP) - 74,721 (54.0%)

District 85

Terry O'Malley (DEM) - 84,987 (60.6%)
Stuart L. Stein (REP) - 55,368 (39.4%)

District 86

Linda Cox (DEM) - 79,533 (57.9%)
Marty Sacks (REP) - 57,793 (42.1%)

District 87

Steve Warner (DEM) - 81,105 (59.0%)
Jim Todd (REP) - 56,281 (41.0%)

District 88 Republican primary

Richard Badame - 11,430 (47.1%)
Jeanne E. Faiks - 12,816 (52.9%)

District 88 general election

Tom Gustafson (DEM) - 93,373 (65.2%)
Jeanne E. Faiks (REP) - 49,746 (34.8%)

District 89 Republican primary

Dave Danziger - 940 (14.6%)
Mary Ellen Hawkins - 5,506 (85.4%)

District 89 general election

Nelson A. Faerber, Jr. (DEM) - 7,305 (27.6%)
Mary Ellen Hawkins (REP) - 19,174 (72.4%)

District 90

Franklin B. (Frank) Mann (DEM) - 37,853 (58.0%)
Bob Privette (REP) - 27,454 (42.0%)

District 91

Isaac "Ike" Anderson, Jr. (DEM) - 17,999 (27.4%)
Hugh Paul Nuckolls (REP) - 47,622 (72.6%)

District 95

Walter C. "Walt" Young (DEM) - 79,500 (71.9%)
Ronald "Ron" LaDuke (REP) - 31,093 (28.1%)

District 96

Lawrence J. Smith (DEM) - 70,973 (63.8%)
Charles W. Flanagan (REP) - 40,243 (36.2%)

District 98

Elaine Gordon (DEM) - 89,509 (79.7%)
Jim Kohlman (REP) - 22,778 (20.3%)

District 100

Virginia Rosen (DEM) - 84,298 (80.0%)
Rhonda Luihn Sabatino (REP) - 21,042 (20.0%)

District 103

Ronald (Ron) A. Silver (DEM) - 76,895 (75.1%)
Ralph Fine (REP) - 25,518 (24.9%)

District 105

Joe Kershaw (DEM) - 36,876 (68.8%)
Alberto V. Darby (REP) - 16,692 (31.2%)

District 109

Joe Gersten (DEM) - 36,854 (60.0%)
Bud McDougal (REP) - 24,562 (40.0%)

District 110

Roberta Fox (DEM) - 34,884 (58.0%)
Walter W. Sackett, Jr. (REP) - 25,282 (42.0%)

District 111

Alan Rosenthal (DEM) - 28,522 (48.8%)
Tom Gallagher (REP) - 29,866 (51.2%)

District 112 Republican primary

Nancy O. Harrington - 4,375 (53.9%)
Raul R. Oliva - 3,738 (46.1%)

District 112

Lawrence H. "Larry" Plummer (DEM) - 35,645 (61.3%)
Nancy O. Harrington (REP) - 22,540 (38.7%)

District 113

William E. "Bill" Sadowski (DEM) - 36,661 (63.7%)
Ceferino C. Rodriguez (REP) - 20,884 (36.3%)

District 114

Robert (Bob) Hector (DEM) - 35,125 (59.4%)
Don Slesnick, II (REP) - 23,990 (40.6%)

District 116 Democratic runoff

Deborah DeBella - 14,048 (48.2%)
Gene Flinn - 15,099 (51.8%)

District 116

Gene Flinn (DEM) - 54,561 (62.0%)
Tom Endterb (REP) - 33,410 (38.0%)

District 117 Democratic primary

Emmett Benjamin - 7,511 (27.1%)
Bill Flynn - 14,847 (53.5%)
H. Clayton Hamilton - 5,388 (19.4%)

District 117 general election

Bill Flynn (DEM) - 53,852 (60.6%)
Robert "Bob" Godoy (REP) - 34,968 (39.4%)

District 118

John Cyril Malloy (DEM) - 50,923 (60.1%)
Dick Hayes (REP) - 33,784 (39.9%)

District 119 Democratic primary

Eduardo (Eddy) Arango - 4,889 (17.3%)
Larry Hawkins - 6,057 (21.4%)
Thomas (Tom) Holland - 5,346 (18.9%)
John "Fred" Kuhn, Jr. - 2,997 (10.6%)
Dexter Lehtinen - 8,952 (31.7%)

District 119 Democratic runoff

Larry Hawkins - 13,355 (51.1%)
Dexter Lehtinen - 12,767 (48.9%)

District 120

Joe Allen - 7,370 (81.2%)
Cora H. Wilbur - 1,705 (18.8%)

Constitutional Amendments

Revision of Florida Constitution (basic document)

Yes - 623,703 (29.2%)
No - 1,512,106 (70.8%)

Declaration of rights (rev. of Art. I, Sec. 2)

Yes - 1,002,479 (43.1%)
No - 1,323,497 (56.9%)

Legislative [Single-Member Districts and Reapportionment Commission] (rev. Art. III, Sec. 16)

Yes - 982,747 (46.9%)
No - 1,113,394 (53.1%)

Executive [Cabinet] (rev. Art. IV, Secs. (g) 3, 4, 5, 6, 8(a); Art. XI, Sec. 2)

Yes - 540,979 (25.1%)
No - 1,614,630 (74.9%)

Executive [Public Service Commission and Public Counsel] (rev. Art. IV, Sec. 10; Art. V, Sec. 3(b)(3))

Yes - 772,066 (35.9%)
No - 1,375,548 (64.1%)

Judiciary [Selection and retention of circuit and county judges] (rev. Art. V, Secs. 10 and 11 (a) and (b))

Yes - 1,058,574 (49.1%)
No - 1,095,756 (50.9%)

Finance and Taxation (rev. Art. VII; Art. X, Sec. 12(h))

Yes - 779,389 (36.3%)
No - 1,368,346 (63.7%)

Education (rev. Art. IX)

Yes - 771,282 (36.3%)
No - 1,353,986 (63.7%)

Casino gambling (Art. X, Sec. 15)

Yes - 687,460 (28.6%)
No - 1,720,275 (71.4%)

State Attorney and Public Defender

State Attorney (Circuit 20)

Frank C. Alderman (DEM) - 43,515 (40.4%)
Joseph P. D'Alessandro (REP) - 64,128 (59.6%)

Public Defender (Circuit 20)

Douglas M. Midgely (DEM) - 55,356 (53.4%)
Xavier "X" Fernandez (REP) - 48,327 (46.6%)

District Court of Appeal

Florida First District Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Woodrow M. Melvin, Sr. be retained in office?

YES - 194,993 (54.9%)
No - 160,183 (45.1%)

Florida Second District Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Edward F. Boardman be retained in office?

YES - 378,388 (61.3%)
NO - 238,714 (38.7%)

Shall Judge Paul W. Danahy, Jr. be retained in office?

YES - 384,035 (63.2%)
NO - 223,636 (36.8%)

Shall Judge Herboth S. Ryder be retained in office?

YES - 383,128 (63.3%)
NO - 222,439 (36.7%)

Florida Third District Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. be retained in office?

YES - 182,157 (68.5%)
NO - 83,837 (31.5%)

Shall Judge Robert M. Haverfield be retained in office?

YES - 181,789 (70.4%)
NO - 76,580 (29.6%)

Shall Judge James W. Kehoe be retained in office?

YES - 184,840 (71.8%)
NO - 72,458 (28.2%)

Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Spencer C. Cross be retained in office?

YES - 324,882 (62.0%)
NO - 199,315 (38.0%)

Shall Judge John H. Moore, II be retained in office?

YES - 334,680 (64.6%)
NO - 183,693 (35.4%)

Circuit Judge

Circuit 4, Group 17

Lawrence D. Fay - 64,145 (54.5%)
John E. Palmer - 53,616 (45.5%)

Circuit 5, Group 1

Carven D. Angel - 43,086 (57.7%)
C. John Coniglio - 31,588 (42.3%)

Circuit 9, Group 1

Ted Coleman - 43,380 (48.4%)
Rom W. Powell - 46,223 (51.6%)

Circuit 11, Group 30

Frederick N. Barad - 165,762 (53.2%)
Carol King Guralnick - 145,988 (46.8%)

Circuit 17, Group: 4

Sheldon Golding - 89,932 (42.3%)
Joseph E. Price - 122,465 (57.7%)

Circuit 19, Group 1

Ken Sharp - 25,381 (55.3%)
Dean Tooker - 20,536 (44.7%)

Circuit 20, Group 2

Ted Brousseau - 49,196 (52.5%)
Thomas R. Brown - 44,433 (47.

References

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[1] Slaughter, Thomas E. "Shevin TV Ad Kills Truce." Associated Press, October 3, 1978.

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