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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1987

Page

10

One Candidate In Mind Worth Two In Bush

A Wisconsin field survey shows voters struggle to name 1988 presidential candidates. Bruce Babbitt Richard Gephardt George Bush Paul Simon are mentioned while conversations touch on Dukakis North Jackson Bush Baldrige and Robertson. The piece notes ongoing campaign chatter and the press role.

Madison Wis Dane County Fairgrounds Bruce Babbitt Richard Gephardt George Bush Bush Paul Simon Washington Simon Illinois Michael Dukakis Persian Gulf Massachusetts Ollie Oliver North

Baldrige Death Shocks U S Japan Trade Ties

Former Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige died in northern California after a steer roping accident on his private ranch. Officials including Hajime Tamura and Vice President George Bush mourned him, praising his role in the departments rebirth of prosperity. Jackson called Baldrige honest and fair. Baldrige, 64, was a Cowboy Hall of Fame member and had deep ties to Reagan era policies.

National Security Council Pete du Pont Charles City Iowa Lions Club North State Department Paul Laxalt Chattanooga Ollie North Pat Robertson San Jose Robertson George Bush Greer S.C Senate Robert Bork Supreme Court American Bar Association Bush Baldrige Malcolm Baldrige Washington Commerce Tom Baum Foreign Commercial Service Baum Department of Trade Soviet Union Toshiba Corp Toshiba Hajime Tamura Tokyo Japan U.S Reagan Jesse Jackson California

Baldrige Body Returned for Connecticut Funeral

The body of U.S. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige arrived at Bradley Airport aboard a government Boeing 707. A nine member military honor guard transferred the flag draped casket to a hearse bound for a Woodbury funeral home for services later this week.

Woodbury

Ship possibly built in 1700 lies sunken in Georgetown County

Archaeologists say a 40 foot wooden cargo ship dating to around 1700 lies upside down in about 20 feet of water in a Georgetown County tributary near Georgetown. Officials will not disclose exact location and plan no immediate recovery, aiming to protect the vessel for potential museum display.

Georgetown Black River Georgetown County The Institute South Carolina Marine Archaeological Trust Albright Wallace K. Kreisle Kreisle

Reagan Campaign Stop Set For Milwaukee District Visit

President Reagan plans a Milwaukee area visit with a news conference in Wisconsin's 9th district, as critics label the trip a political road show. White House aides say the stops may be the last in the current series, barring a possible August stop before California vacation.

Jim Moody Milwaukee GOP James Sensenbrenner Wisconsin Reagan Indiana Danville Hendricks County Indianapolis Melbourne Fla Bridgeport Conn White House Marlin Fitzwater California

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