WASHINGTON THE issues of this campaign have sometimes been ob  scured by the candidates' rhetoric and their constant fine-tuning to attract the undecided. But there are differences on issues that will be of paramount importance in the next four years. Here are some of them:  

One Last Poll; Campaign Fog Obscures the Sharp Contrast On Most Issues Economic Policy Foreign and Military Policy Domestic Policy 

Let us now praise an infamous man --or woman: the would-be killer of J.R. Ewing. Back in March, this vengeful soul pumped two bullets into the villainous star of Ameri  ca's most popular television drama, "Dallas," and set off something akin to an international mystery.  

Who Shot TV's 'J.R.'? It Was ...

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South Carolina Falls, 13-10, as Walker Stars; Georgia Wins, 13-10, From South Carolina Walker Supplies Heroics Strength and Speed 

VALHALLA THE population at the Westches  ter County Jail reached 418 last Monday, the highest ever for the 50-year-old institution, prison officials reported.  

Jail Overcrowding At All-Time High; County Jail Population at Record 

DES PLAINES, Ill. DESPITE last week's debate and the fundamental accuracy of President Carter's constant argument that  he and Ronald Reagan have "profound differences," the 1980 election still seems disconnected from the voter.  

In a Long, Winding Race, the Milestones Were Far Between; The Appearance of Scandal 

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1--Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie said today that Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's previously stated conditions could provide "the basis for working out an agreement" for releasing the American hostages, but that no arrangement with Iran had yet been concluded.  

Muskie Asserts Khomeini's Terms Could Lead to Accord on Hostages; Reports of Deal Circulated Muskie Sees Hope in Khomeini's Terms Acceptable to Both Candidates Long Debate Possible Officials Irked by Rumors 

TRENTON NEW JERSEYANS will face a complex ballot when they enter their voting booths on Tuesday. In addition to voting for President, they will be asked to decide the makeup of the  state's 15-member Congressional delegation, the fate of ...  

Voters Facing a Complex Ballot Tuesday; Voters Will Face A Complex Ballot 

BY any measure, the General Telephone and Electronics Corporation is the lumbering giant of the independent telephone industry. It is a company with  a safe and solid business and a history of lackluster management. Despite all that, G.T.E. also happens to be exceptionally well positioned to become one of the bright lights of the new world of telecommunications.  

G.T.E.: The Promise of Electronic Mail; G.T.E.: The Promise KEEPING POSTED ON ELECTRONIC MAIL Of Electronic Mail 

Card rooms, lounges and shuffleboard courts are out; jogging trails, exercise rooms, and saunas are in; children are out, but then, they always were.  

Younger Buyers Are Changing Style in Condominiums; Younger Buyers Are Changing Style in Condominiums 

One of the hottest fights in town these days is between Consolidated Edison and the Federal energy bureaucracy over the Government's attempt to encourage cogeneration.  

Con Ed Battles Energy Officials On Cogeneration; Con Ed Battles Agency Over Cogeneration

WESTCHESTER COUNTY wants more of its own commuters to take the train. In an effort to lure  these drivers out of their cars and onto the rails, Conrail has introduced, effective ...  

Bus, Train Fares Cut 25% Today; Conrail Cuts Fares Up to 50% 

HARTFORD THE history of a city, told  through its buildings--that is the impact of "Hartford Architecture," a three-volume guide ...  

Hartford Records Its Architectural Heritage

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1--An internal Justice Department report, made public today, says that President Carter has not cooperated fully with the department's investigation of his brother Billy's relationship with Libya, accuses Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti of deliberately "dissembling" and says that Billy Carter withheld information and lied under oath.  

JUSTICE AIDE FAULTS CARTER ON INQUIRY; Also Declares Civiletti Dissembled in President's Brother's Case Report Assails Carter, Brother and Civiletti No Significant New Facts Three Appointments Canceled Some Harsh Language Conduct Termed 'Reprehensible' 

TEHERAN, Iran, Sunday, Nov. 2 (Reuters)--Iran's Parliament today approved four conditions proposed by a special commission for the release of the 52 American hostages.  

IRAN'S PARLIAMENT APPROVES 4 CONDITIONS KHOMEINI FIXED FOR RELEASE OF U.S. CAPTIVES; ARGUMENT IS HEATED Proposals by Special Panel Hint Teheran's Action May Come in Steps Acceptance of Conditions Stressed Iran Approves 4 Conditions for Release of Hostages Heated Exchange Marks Session Quorum Is Assembled 

BONN, Nov. 1--The West German Government has decided to forgo its pledge to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to raise its military expenditures significantly, creating the possibility of a dispute with the United States and a serious loss of confidence within the alliance.  

BONN WILL RESTRAIN SPENDING FOR ARMS; Drops Pledge of Major Increase-- Dispute With U.S. Threatens Bonn, Forgoing Pldege, to Restrain Arms Spending Schmidt Due in Washington 

For the third time in as many decades, an effort is under way to transform the 93-acre site of the former Penn Central railroad yards on Manhattan's Upper West Side into a housing development.  

Argentines Back New Effort To Build on Old Penn Rail Yards; Argentines Back New Effort to Develop Penn Yards 

AFLARE-UP of anti-Semitic incidents in Nassau and Suffolk County has led to renewed concern among county officials and community leaders.  

Anti-Semitic Acts Arousing Concern; Anti-Semitic Acts 

A half-hour by car south of Beersheba in the Negev is a cubist landscape of jagged peaks and long plateau walls studded with Bedouin encampments.  

Touring Nabatean Cities in the Negev; Touring Nabatean Cities in the Negev Desert of Israel If You Go ... 

IN reading "The Collected Stories of Eudora Welty," there is a particular pleasure in following her performance over the years. Her  range is remarkable--her way of telling us that stories are as different as human faces, that beyond ...  

A Collection of Discoveries; Welty

DEEP RIVER IN this sleepy but decidedly not quaint New England town, where factory workers shop with newly settled writers from New York,  there sits a tiny white corner store.  

A Tempest Over Tattoos in Deep River; Furor in Deep River Over a Tattoo Studio 

My first sight of Oporto, Portugal's second largest city, which lies 175 miles north of Lisbon, came as the express train inched its way across the Dona Maria Pia bridge, 200 feet above the Douro River. I could see nothing of the bridge itself; we seemed to be moving in space above a precipitous canyon. The Douro curved ahead in a giant S, spanned by two other bridges before it reached the Atlantic.  

Savoring the Flavor Of Fine Old Porto; Savoring the Flavor of Fine Old Porto, a City That Delights in Working Hard If You Go ...

Several nights ago, when the evening news brought word to Globe, Ariz., that the Iranian Parliament had once again balked at freeing the American hostages, 9-year-old Marcie Lopez turned fearfully to her mother. Her eyes glistened and her voice quavered.  

For Hostages' Families, Worry Never Ends; For Families of Hostages, the Worrying Never Ends A Rush of Activities 'We Were the 'Other People'' 'The Only Think Left Is to Cry' Some Bickering Among Families 'My Son Is Going to Return' Philosophical Theme in Crisis 

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NEWARK THIS city goes into Superior Court in Passaic tomorrow in an effort to clear the way for its proposal to develop 1,800 acres ...  

West Milford Plan Facing Second Trial; Trial Is Set on Newark Zoning 

Diego Alfredo Lugano Morena is a Uruguayan former professional footballer who played as a central defender.

Diego Lugano, Uruguayan footballer

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Amos Roberts is an Indigenous Australian former professional rugby league footballer. A Country New South Wales representative prolific try-scoring back, he played in Australia's National Rugby League for the St. George Illawarra Dragons, Penrith Panthers and Sydney Roosters clubs and in the Super League for the Wigan Warriors.

November 2, 1980

Headlines from November 2, 1980

One Last Poll; Campaign Fog Obscures the Sharp Contrast On Most Issues Economic Policy Foreign and Military Policy Domestic Policy

Who Shot TV's 'J.R.'? It Was ...

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South Carolina Falls, 13-10, as Walker Stars; Georgia Wins, 13-10, From South Carolina Walker Supplies Heroics Strength and Speed

Jail Overcrowding At All-Time High; County Jail Population at Record

Billboard 200

Guilty

The Game

One Step Closer

The River

Crimes Of Passion

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 2, 1980