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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1996

Page

3

GOP abortion struggle flares at San Diego convention

Moderates warn of a poor floor fight if abortion rights are not eased. Governors Wilson and Whitman threaten a show of force as platform deliberations proceed. The committee backs exemptions for women from ground combat but not other duties, while proposed amendments to curb immigrant birthright citizenship loom. Dole aides push for an abortion rights appendix to the platform.

San Diego California Pete Wilson GOP Platform Committee Bob Dole Dole

Lamm shaping Colorado reformer to Governor Gloom era

Richard Lamm rose from state legislator to three-term governor of Colorado from 1974 to 1986. A reformer labeled realist, he championed abortion rights, ERA ratification, and strong environmentalism while opposing the 1976 Winter Olympics. He later warned of fiscal strains and immigration concerns, earning lasting popularity.

Denver Richard Lamm Colorado Gloom Lamm Ross Perot Reform Party House of Representatives Nancy Dick

Abortion positions decide GOP primaries in three states

In Kansas, Michigan, and Georgia, abortion stance dominates GOP primaries. Sam Brownback wins in Kansas with 55 percent over Sheila Frahm, Frahm had replaced Dole. In Michigan and Georgia, Ronna Romney and Guy Millner win their races, defeating Jim Nicholson and Johnny Isakson respectively.

Sheila Frahm Frahm Dole Michigan Georgia Detroit Ronna Romney Jim Nicholson Atlanta Guy Millner Johnny Isakson

Third party candidate takes blame for '78 Semitic issue

Greenville independent Donald Sprouse told The State he acted alone in making the Democratic candidate’s Jewish faith an issue in 1978. He denied Campbell operatives encouraged him and said the allegations surface whenever Campbell pursues office. Campbell denied anti Semitism and blamed party leaders for spreading false info.

Third Party Columbia Carroll Campbell Bob Dole Donald Sprouse Greenville Campbell Max Heller Austria Sprouse Heller Jesus Christ

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