Presidential Hopefuls Line Up For Run At Party Nominations
Washington AP outlines potential 1988 nominees across parties. Democrats include Biden stepping up speaking and fund-raising, Cuomo open to doors, Babbitt and Gephardt courting support, Jackson building Rainbow Coalition, Bumpers weighing a bid, Bradley rising star. Republicans feature Bush with PAC plans, Baker testing out-of-office campaign, Dole leading Campaign America, Kemp favored by conservatives, Du Pont fundraising, Dole spouse campaigns, Kirkpatrick seen as VP option, Rumsfeld exploring support.
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Washington
Gary Hart
Senate
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Biden
Mario Cuomo
New York
White House
Charles Robb
Virginia
Democratic Leadership Council
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Babbitt
Rep
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
House Democratic Caucus
Gephardt
Iowa
New Hampshire
Jesse Jackson
Rainbow Coalition
Jackson
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Bill Bradley
New Jersey
Bradley
George Bush
Fund For America
Howard H. Baker Jr
Senate Majority
Republican Majority Fund
GOP
Baker
Robert Dole
Kansas
Campaign America
Jack Kemp
Bush
Kemp
Campaign For Prosperity
Pete DuPont
National Leadership Council
DuPont
Congress
Transportation
Elizabeth Dole
Donald Rumsfeld
Illinois
Former Official Deaver Turns Private Consultant With Reagan Ties
Michael K. Deaver, ex deputy chief of staff, runs a private lobbying and consulting firm after leaving the White House last May. He maintains contact with President Reagan while handling clients including Canada Japan Haiti and a Panama sugar group. Critics say such ties risk policy conflicts though Deaver says no discussions about clients occur with the Reagans. Canadian government sources praise his acid rain guidance.
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Washington
White House
Michael K. Deaver
Reagan
Denver
Rep
Marcy Kaptur
Ohio
Kaptur
West Germany
Soviet Union
Ireland
Michael K. Deaver & Associates
Canada
United States
Deaver
Reagans
Washington Post
Nancy Reagan
John Fieldhouse
Sunday Shows Name Guests
Partial listing of Sunday TV news shows with guests. This Week features Shimon Peres and Robert McFarlane on international terrorism. Face the Nation includes Robb Sununu Rollins Hickman Broder. 60 Minutes covers The Last Rite on mercy killing in Holland. Morley Safer profiles Jack Lemmon. Mike Wallace reports on Stroessner in Paraguay.
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ABC
David Brinkley
Shimon Peres
Robert McFarlane
CBS
Charles Robb
D-Va
John Sununu
R-N.h
Republican Governor’s Association
Edward Rollins
Harrison Hickman
Washington Post
David Broder
Ed Bradley
Holland
Jack Lemmon
Morley Safee
Freedom
Mike Wallace
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguay
Fearful Seattle Prostitutes Targeted by Green River Killer
In Seattle, police warn street sex workers that the Green River killer may strike again as 34 believed dead and 11 missing victims are linked to the case. The Green River Task Force collaborates with prostitutes in nightly inquiries and safety talks to gather tips and track potential leads.
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Seattle
Vice
Wendy
Debra
Opal
Shawnda
Denise
Shirley
Kase
Kelly
Green River
Jennifer Wilson
Tonya Washington
Tracy Martin
Gene Doman
King County
Puget Sound
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Green River Task Force
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Christa Daniel
Taz
Toronto
Jim Dillman
Miss Daniel
Dillman
Cuomo
Dole
U.S
Stanton Anderson
Haiti
Japan
Brazil
Justice Department
U.S. News & World Report
Usca Admissions Office
University Parkway
Aiken