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Subject/Name: Broyhill, James T., Jr.

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  1. Broyhill's defense record assailed - Ja 7 86 2C
  2. Funderburk to begin ad campaign attacking Broyhill's vote on budget - Ja 8 86 5C
  3. Neutral Martin to attend event honoring Broyhill - Ja 8 86 16C
  4. Martin says speech at Gaston luncheon should not be considered endorsement (for Broyhill) - Ja 9 86 12A
  5. GOP holds governor's bash without Martin - Ja 12 86 27A
  6. Student committee formed to back Broyhill - Ja 15 86 6A
  7. Funderburk blames Broyhill for textile veto - Ja 22 86 16C
  8. Despite guideline request, Broyhill to appear at candidate forum - Ja 28 86 4C
  9. Under the dome: Funderburk continues attack on holiday vote - Ja 31 86 1
  10. Broyhill, Funderburk (and others) report campaign funding - Fe 1 86 9A
  11. Broyhill, Funderburk tangle over support, abortion - Fe 1 86 2C
  12. Broyhill led Funderburk in '85 PAC funds - Fe 4 86 18C
  13. Campaign reports show contributions to Broyhill, Funderburk - Fe 5 86 18C
  14. Broyhill, Funderburk play on a narrow field - Fe 7 86 18A
  15. Under the dome: National Review assails Funderburk bid - Fe 8 86 1
  16. Broyhill backs Reagan's cuts in spending - Fe 9 86 33A
  17. Under the dome: Broyhill's ads won't knock Funderburk - Fe 13 86 1
  18. Ads assailing Broyhill's votes necessary, Funderburk says - Fe 18 86 5C
  19. Broyhill says health industry's role in developing policies should continue - Fe 21 86 16A
  20. Under the dome: Funderburk kept off podium in Gaston - Fe 21 86 1
  21. Ford endorses Broyhill's Senate bid - Fe 26 86 4C
  22. Broyhill-Funderburk race 'for the soul' of state GOP - Mr 2 86 1
  23. Under the dome: Cord cut on cameraman filming Broyhill - Mr 15 86 1
  24. Broyhill to air new TV ads featuring his 'stability, reliability' - Mr 22 86 20A
  25. Each side in Senate race calls foe's ads negative - Mr 23 86 35A
  26. Effectiveness of Funderburk's ads on Broyhill debated - Mr 23 86 33A
  27. Survey finds Broyhill, Sanford leading the field - Mr 26 86 20C
  28. Ingram to pick one voter to receive condo weekend - Ap 2 86 4C
  29. Broyhill paints bright economic picture but warns of deficit - Ap 4 86 12C
  30. Commercials take spotlight from candidates - Ap 4 86 18A
  31. Broyhill, leaving comfort of House, exudes confidence about Senate race - Ap 7 86 1
  32. N.C. Senate race shaping up as choice of clear alternatives - Ap 8 86 11A
  33. New Right standard-bearer Funderburk seeking to mobilize GOP constituency - Ap 14 86 1
  34. Brochure targets Broyhill's stand on gun control - Ap 15 86 18C
  35. Odom leads Democratic candidates in spending for primary - Ap 16 86 3C
  36. N.C. delegation split on whether contra aid plan remains viable - Ap 17 86 9A
  37. Funderburk raises issue of waste-dump site - Ap 18 86 11B
  38. Black Wake citizens group endorses Willoughby, Price, Sanford, Broyhill - Ap 19 86 12A
  39. Republicans praise Broyhill in Winston-Salem fund-raiser - Ap 19 86 4C
  40. Broyhill aides oppose Funderburk ads on proposed nuclear dump - Ap 20 86 41A
  41. Funderburk campaign courting voters from conservative religious community - Ap 21 86 1
  42. Sanford leads Democrats, but runoff likely, pollster says - Ap 22 86 2C
  43. Under the dome: Thurmond to be in N.C. (campaigning for Broyhill) - Ap 24 86 10A
  44. State GOP legislator says Funderburk deceiving Christians - Ap 25 86 19A
  45. Thurmond endorses Broyhill for Senate - Ap 26 86 10A
  46. Broyhill campaign draws contributions from individuals, PACs - Ap 27 86 22A
  47. Democrats bask in GOP Senate battle - Ap 27 86 13A
  48. Editorial: A chance for Republicans - Ap 27 86 10A
  49. Broyhill says he has conservative, religious backing - Ap 29 86 6A
  50. Republican legislators criticize Funderburk's Senate campaign - Ap 29 86 1
  51. Congressional Club may continue to attack Broyhill after primary - Ap 30 86 1
  52. Funderburk official assails report on Broyhill votes - My 1 86 25A
  53. GOP skeptical of Congressional Club's loyalty - My 2 86 20A
  54. GOP tries to cool primary battle - My 2 86 1D
  55. Under the dome: Officials back Broyhill - My 2 86 10A
  56. Funderburk revives earlier criticism of Broyhill's 1981 action on tobacco - My 3 86 1C
  57. Under the dome: GOP fights while Broyhill calls for unity - My 3 86 1
  58. Editorial: What's at stake Tuesday - My 4 86 18A
  59. Funderburk, Broyhill trade barbs on campaign trail - My 4 86 30A
  60. GOP Senate primary tests club's strength - My 4 86 1
  61. Broyhill makes $100,000 loan to his campaign - My 5 86 1C
  62. Broyhill, Funderburk fire parting shots - My 6 86 18C
  63. Broyhill trounces Funderburk; Nominee calls victory 'landslide' - My 7 86 1
  64. Broyhill win expected to unite, strengthen GOP - My 7 86 10A
  65. Broyhill, Sanford promise clean race - My 8 86 1
  66. Editorial: Clean campaigns win - My 8 86 22A
  67. Helms pledges to support Broyhill, questions Congressional Club actions - My 10 86 1C
  68. Two Tar Heel races pit PACmen against voters - My 11 86 6A
  69. Under the dome: Broyhill 24th in PACs - My 13 86 12A
  70. Under the dome: Broyhill base in Raleigh - My 20 86 9A
  71. Broyhill among riches in House, records indicate - My 23 86 21A
  72. Broyhill, Sanford infuse parties with optimism - My 23 86 24A
  73. Funderburk says image of Broyhill hard to fight - My 25 86 42A
  74. Under the dome: Sanford, Broyhill back to campaigning - My 29 86 1
  75. Broyhill, Sanford make early starts on campaigns - Jn 1 86 31A
  76. Broyhill lobbying Funderburk country - Jn 3 86 18C
  77. Under the dome: Reagan to appear at Broyhill fund-raiser - Jn 3 86 1
  78. Reagan to visit N.C. today, stump for Broyhill - Jn 4 86 2C
  79. Broyhill says Sanford a spender like O'Neill - Jn 5 86 7A
  80. GOP leaders back Broyhill in hopes of mending rift - Jn 5 86 6A
  81. Reagan defends textile, farm policies - Jn 5 86 1
  82. Under the dome: Broyhill crowds sparse - Jn 9 86 7A
  83. Senate debates proposed - Jn 10 86 18C
  84. Sanford, Broyhill speak on national defense - Jn 14 86 5C
  85. Broyhill emphasizes support for schools - Jn 15 86 29A
  86. Senate race key to GOP majority, Broyhill says - Jn 21 86 4C
  87. Broyhill, Sanford appear together, explain views to lawyers' group - Jn 22 86 29A
  88. Broyhill called obvious replacement (for East) - Jn 30 86 1
  89. Martin meets with Broyhill in Raleigh (re replacing East) - Jy 1 86 1
  90. Under the dome: Congressmen may influence N-power bills - Jy 1 86 1
  91. Martin to pick Broyhill today to take over East's Senate seat - Jy 3 86 1
  92. Broyhill succeeds Sen. East - Jy 4 86 1
  93. Editorial: Broyhill as 'caretaker' - Jy 5 86 18A
  94. Sanford calls Broyhill newsletter 'malarkey' - Jy 5 86 4C
  95. Sanford ahead of Broyhill, June poll says - Jy 7 86 1C
  96. Broyhill treated early like senator - Jy 9 86 18C
  97. Under the dome: CP&L PAC gave candidates $116,775 - Jy 9 86 1
  98. Transition begins as Broyhill goes to Senate - Jy 10 86 5C
  99. East eulogies mark Broyhill's swearing-in - Jy 15 86 1C
  100. Broyhill forced to wait in line for committee chairmanship - Jy 16 86 18C
  101. Sanford trails Broyhill in fund-raising efforts - Jy 16 86 18C
  102. Under the dome: Broyhill begins airing TV commercials - Jy 16 86 1
  103. Contributors to campaigns of Sanford and Broyhill - Jy 18 86 14A
  104. Donor ceiling doubled for Senate campaign - Jy 18 86 1
  105. Editorial: It's only one election - Jy 20 86 12A
  106. Cigarette tax hike will be hard to stop, N.C. senators say - Jy 25 86 1
  107. Editorial: Broyhill gets Manionized - Jy 25 86 20A
  108. Broyhill seeks veto of higher cigarette tax - Jy 29 86 3C
  109. Editorial: Watching Broyhill's smoke - Jy 30 86 10A
  110. Sanford challenges Broyhill to debates - Jy 31 86 22C
  111. Broyhill assails Rehnquist opponents - Au 4 86 18C
  112. Textile states face showdown in battle over import limits - Au 4 86 1
  113. Broyhill says post needed for economy - Au 5 86 20C
  114. Lyng (and Helms and Broyhill) to visit state as leaf auctions begin - Au 5 86 1C
  115. Martin, Helms, Broyhill discuss Oregon jetty with OMB chief - Au 6 86 4C
  116. Under the dome: Broyhill camp criticizes Sanford's trip - Au 7 86 1
  117. Broyhill letter solicits Sanford donation - Au 8 86 1
  118. Broyhill stumps in East - Au 9 86 14A
  119. Broyhill, Sanford head for war of the labels - Au 10 86 12A
  120. Quiet Sanford, Broyhill campaigns contrast with 1984 sound and fury - Au 10 86 29A
  121. Broyhill says limits on PAC contributions shouldn't be reduced - Au 14 86 8B
  122. Under the dome: Broyhill airs first negative ad of race - Au 19 86 1
  123. Broyhill cites need to slash spending, offers few specifics - Au 21 86 12B
  124. Dull campaign, yes, but it still creates ripples - Au 22 86 16A
  125. Under the dome: U.S. Senate campaigns to pick up steam - Au 25 86 1
  126. Broyhill's move to Senate clears way for 10th District Democratic challenge - Se 1 1
  127. Under the dome: U.S. Senate campaigns begin ads on TV - Se 3 1
  128. Under the dome: Kemp to help Broyhill - Se 6 86 10A
  129. Broyhill campaign newslaetter criticized - Se 7 86 45A
  130. Leading Democrat assails Broyhill votes - Se 12 86 7C
  131. Broyhill makes mark working behind scenes - Se 14 86 1
  132. Broyhill to stay upbeat; others to tackle Sanford - Se 14 86 40A
  133. Editorial: Time for Senate debates - Se 14 86 14A
  134. Newspaper poll shows Broyhill in lead - Se 15 86 18C
  135. Under the dome: Broyhill denies he's dodging Sanford - Se 16 86 1
  136. Broyhill says he'll debate Sanford once - Se 17 86 1
  137. Sanford sharpens criticism of Broyhill - Se 18 86 1C
  138. Under the dome: Recorded Broyhill spiel phoned to voters - Se 18 86 1
  139. Senators would keep our loggers in the chips - Se 21 86 14A
  140. Sanford denies preparing attack on Broyhill's record - Se 23 86 20C
  141. Under the dome: Broyhill sets 8-stop tour - Se 23 86 6A
  142. New TV ads for Broyhill launch attack on Sanford - Se 24 86 1C
  143. Broyhill sets train tour of Piedmont, mountains - Se 25 86 24C
  144. Broyhill stays in Washington, misses fund-raiser in Salisbury - Se 26 86 2D
  145. Broyhill, Sanford set to quicken pace of campaigns - Se 26 86 1D
  146. Broyhill-Sanford part of Southern struggle - Se 26 86 22A
  147. FEC allows loophole in N.C. Senate race - Se 26 86 4D
  148. Sanford sharpens darts to take shots at Broyhill - Se 27 86 1C
  149. Robertson campaigns for Broyhill in move to draw conservatives - Se 28 86 42A
  150. Sanford accuses Broyhill campaign of 'Congressional Club-type' tactics - Se 28 86 42A
  151. Sanford erred by ducking challenger's role - Se 28 86 18A
  152. Senate race neck and neck, poll finds - Se 28 86 1
  153. Under the dome: Reagan visit to boost Broyhill expected - Se 28 86 1
  154. Broyhill campaigns for black support - Se 30 86 1C
  155. Under the dome: GOP campaigners leave 'em laughing - Oc 1 86 1
  156. Helms, Broyhill hold opposing views on tax-revision bill - Oc 2 86 12B
  157. Sanford takes offensive, assails Broyhill on education - Oc 2 86 22C
  158. Reagan arriving today to speak for Broyhill - Oc 8 86 1
  159. Broyhill and Sanford disagree on impact of president's visit - Oc 9 86 10A
  160. Sparring for votes in Raleigh: Sanford parries barb by Reagan on taxes - Oc 9 86 1
  161. Under the dome: Broyhill armed with NRA's support - Oc 9 86 1
  162. Key 1986 question: How many will stay home? - Oc 10 86 20A
  163. Senators stump for Sanford; Broyhill attends rally - Oc 10 86 3D
  164. Bush, Robertson to appear; Broyhill, Sanford to debate - Oc 11 86 20A
  165. GOP loyalists 'hunt' luminaries in rain - Oc 12 86 37A
  166. Sanford switches campaign tactic, puts focus on revenue increase - Oc 12 86 53A
  167. Survey shows Sanford, Broyhill tied, with 12 percent undecided - Oc 12 86 51A
  168. Under the dome: Senate debate to air opposite ball games - Oc 12 86 1
  169. Analysts say debate has no clear winner - Oc 13 86 16A
  170. Sanford, Broyhill face off in debate - Oc 13 86 1
  171. Transcript of debate between Broyhill and Sanford - Oc 13 86 10A
  172. Broyhill begins whistle-stop tour, urges supporters to flock to polls - Oc 14 86 18C
  173. No new twists expected in Senate race's final weeks - Oc 14 86 18C
  174. Under the dome: Sanford presses Broyhill on 10th District - Oc 14 86 1
  175. Broyhill rides rails to Raleigh station - Oc 15 86 2C
  176. Broyhill has fund-raising edge on Sanford - Oc 16 86 1C
  177. Broyhill, Sanford take a short breather - Oc 16 86 5C
  178. Civil N.C. campaign may give Sanford edge - Oc 16 86 27A
  179. Broyhill says Sanford would hamper defense - Oc 17 86 1D
  180. Poll shows Sanford leading Broyhill - Oc 17 86 4D
  181. Broyhill, Sanford trade barbs on issues - Oc 18 86 1C
  182. Broyhill emphasizes his experience, says U.S. moral leadership is strong - Oc 19 86 31A
  183. Broyhill, Sanford differ on a broad range of issues - Oc 19 86 1
  184. Broyhill calls Sanford tactics 'sleazy,' stresses support from military groups - Oc 20 86 18C
  185. Get-out-vote efforts could decide race - Oc 20 86 1C
  186. Sanford says Broyhill should explain record before assailing defense views - Oc 20 86 18C
  187. Senate candidates take to the warpath - Oc 21 86 1
  188. Broyhill signs draw complaints in Lenoir - Oc 22 86 4C
  189. Defense marches to front of Sanford-Broyhill race - Oc 22 86 4C
  190. Editorial: N.C. politics turns two-faced - Oc 22 86 18A
  191. Sanford contends Broyhill has 'struck out' on textiles - Oc 22 86 4C
  192. Under the dome: Reporters' aggressiveness angers Broyhill - Oc 22 86 1
  193. Broyhill presses military theme; GOP chief asks Sanford to apologize for remarks about Broyhill - Oc 23 86 1
  194. Sanford turns the tax tables; Democratic candidate says Broyhill likely to support higher rates - Oc 23 86 1
  195. Under the dome: Senate race to finish along I-85 corridor - Oc 23 86 1
  196. Broyhill, Sanford deftly avoid each other at barbecue - Oc 24 86 2D
  197. Editorial: Broyhill at a distance - Oc 24 86 18A
  198. Sanford says Broyhill television ad falsely describes him as soft on drugs - Oc 24 86 1
  199. Senate race: High stakes in low-heat contest - Oc 24 86 18A
  200. Broyhill, friends take aim at Sanford - Oc 25 86 1
  201. Sanford assails Broyhill farm vote - Oc 25 86 1
  202. Broyhill and Sanford contributions from Fortune 500 companies (Chart) - Oc 26 86 37A
  203. Business donors key to Senate campaigns - Oc 26 86 37A
  204. Business people among contributors to Broyhill's cause - Oc 26 86 46A
  205. Planned visit by Reagan brightens Broyhill's day - Oc 26 86 1
  206. Sanford leads Broyhill by small margin in poll - Oc 26 86 50A
  207. Tar Heels want a government with answers - Oc 26 86 14A
  208. Boasting greater consistency, Broyhill stumps in New Bern - Oc 28 86 1
  209. Broyhill-Reagan ties criticized by Sanford - Oc 29 86 1
  210. Christian Right may back Broyhill - Oc 29 86 1C
  211. Reagan says electing Broyhill will help keep defense strong - Oc 29 86 1
  212. Broyhill, Sanford taking off gloves in new commercials - Oc 30 86 1
  213. Broyhill: Sub to be named USS Asheville - Oc 30 86 1C
  214. Editorial: Waters face acid risk - Oc 30 86 22A
  215. Broyhill says Sanford preaches 'doom and gloom' on textiles - Oc 31 86 1
  216. Broyhill seeks probe of bases' medical care - Oc 31 86 3D
  217. Under the dome: Senate hopefuls make final fund pleas - Oc 31 86 1
  218. Broyhill says Sanford platform is misleading - No 2 86 38A
  219. Sanford takes slim lead; turnout called crucial - No 2 86 1
  220. Senate race to decide how far Reagan casts his shadow - No 2 86 39A
  221. Television pollutes the democratic process - No 2 86 14A
  222. Campaigns focus on turnout of blacks and Christian right - No 3 86 1
  223. Under the dome: BLACK PAC backs Broyhill with ads - No 3 86 1
  224. Broyhill, Sanford barnstorm - No 4 86 10A
  225. Under the dome: Broyhill, Sanford among top spenders - No 4 86 1
  226. Sanford takes Broyhill's seat; East N.C. black vote prove key - No 5 86 1
  227. Broyhill loss blamed on failure to spark fundamentalist voters - No 7 86 1D
  228. Under the dome: Sanford is now senator - No 7 86 19A
  229. Broyhill fires new volley in battle over defense - No 1 1
  230. Hometown office closed by Broyhill - De 11 86 16B
  231. Polls show Sanford with slim lead - No 1 7A
  232. Under the dome: Broyhill considered for SEC chairman - No 18 86 1
  233. Broyhill stashes away Washington memories - No 22 86 1C
  234. Under the dome: Broyhill considered for commerce post - No 25 86 1
  235. Editorial: Broyhill belongs at Commerce - No 27 86 12A
  236. Broyhill beat Sanford in fund-raising race - De 12 86 37A

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