But it was the murder of Nanette, Madeline and especially six-year-old Alannah Mikac, shot by a gun barrel pressed into the back of her neck as she hid behind a tree, that came to represent the horror of what had happened at Port Arthur and spurred the campaign for drastic gun reform.
The renewed push toward final passage of a bankruptcy overhaul has alarmed consumer advocates, who say that the bill is a reward to banks and credit card companies in exchange for a drastic increase in their campaign contributions to both parties.
By 25 September 1968, Cooke is reflecting on "drastic changes" in political campaigning as TV begins to dominate electioneering, and asserting that Britons, who see less of such coverage, need his interpretation of events on the ground.
One of the loudest voices in the current debate about the Co-op's future belongs to Jo Bird, a Manchester-based advocate of Co-operative businesses who has been involved in them for over 20 years standing, and is campaigning for drastic changes.
President Obama, who will need a more robust response in the campaign, is negotiating drastic cuts to avoid government default.
To that end, Mr. Hatch offers a parting thought on why New York's Olympic campaign needs a drastic overhaul.
The seizure of YPF was the most drastic step yet in the campaign by Cristina Fernández, the president, to bring "strategic" industries back under government control.
In its complaint, the union, the United Federation of Teachers, charged that the Education Department had "engaged in a systematic campaign to obtain drastic changes to the employees' terms and conditions of employment" without participating in contract negotiations required by state law.
Frustrated former oil minister Ali Tarhuni has launched a "Save Libya" campaign, calling for drastic structural reform to parliament and warning that the country is fast becoming a "failed state".
Trump's dominating performance in the New York GOP primary prompted the Cruz campaign to take drastic measures in hopes of shaking up the race and wresting the media narrative away from their main rival.
