Bush Defies Dole as Campaign Push Begins in 1988
Vice President George Bush confronts Bob Dole in a sharp rebuke and launches a New Hampshire first foray with Iowa polls showing Dole leading. Bush defends Reagan era ties, backs the INF treaty, and plans a Des Moines debate prep amid a four day Midwest tour.
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Long Oak Ridge Strike Affects Carbide Labor Battle
The Oak Ridge strike stems from management plans to assign work across craft lines, triggering a labor dispute that tempered a new contract with wage adjustments and enhanced safety provisions. Energy Systems leadership changes accompany the settlement and community involvement pledges amid a wider DOE contractor transition.
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Bush To Hold Fund-Raiser In Columbia
Vice President George Bush will attend a January 19 fund-raiser in Columbia hosted by Gov. Carroll Campbell at the Governor’s Mansion. Funds are expected to total 75 000 to 100 000 with costs covered by the Bush campaign. Campbell, an ally of Bush and Lee Atwater, praised the Republican rise in the South.
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