Jackson and Reagan share strengths and flaws in race for 1988
Column compares Jackson and Reagan as anti establishment figures who draw broad support despite faults. It notes Jackson’s potential impact on Dukakis and the Democratic ticket, praising his campaigning, oratory, and appeal to workers while acknowledging criticisms of both candidates and media coverage.
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New York
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Farrakhan
Arafat
Castro
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
America
Teflon
Michael Dukakis
Wallace
Bush
Dukakis
Child labor violations rise 50 percent in 1987
The Labor Department reports illegal child employment climbed over 50 percent in 1987 with 19 000 minors involved in violations up from 12 662 in 1986. Civil fines totaled 1.5 million across 811 companies employing about 10 160 minors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Northeast
Cedar Rapids Gazette Delivery and Mailing Rates Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates for Carrier and Motor Route delivery and mail editions. Rates cover Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with different prices for 4 weeks, 52 weeks, and out of state, with post office mail instructions and a note on Associated Press republication rights.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
Panel backs safety czar to reshape FAA independence
A presidential commission says U S air transport is safe for now but urges a safety czar and independence from political pressure. It calls for expanded inspectors, surprise airline checks, stricter commuter standards, and aircraft altitude reporting to ground controllers. The plan would remove the FAA from the Transportation Department and place a seven year term safety chief under presidential appointment.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
John Albertine
Aviation Safety Commission
Albertine
Congress
Executive Branch
FAA
Transportation Department
Aviation Safety
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
Senate
Commerce, Science and Transportation
Aviation
Commission
Ford
Gabriel Phillips
Air Transport Association
Teen runaway uses $74,000 to fund Ocean City shopping spree
A 15 year old from near Pittsburgh took $74,000 from his parents in a cardboard box and fled to Ocean City. He rented an $800 a day limousine for two days, bought jewelry on the Boardwalk, and tipped generously, before being detained after parents contacted police.
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Ocean City
Pittsburgh
Harry Edwards
Edwards
Correct Time Line Prompts CITYLINE Hotline Number
A reader is asked to call CITYLINE at 363 7000 for the correct time in Category 2600. The brief directs dialing the listed hotline to obtain accurate current hours.
Kennedy High School honors associate principal with half day
Kennedy High School will close until noon to honor Associate Principal James Schneekloth 54 who died Saturday evening of a heart attack while biking with family. Funeral is at 10 a.m. at St James United Methodist Church with graveside services at Malcom at 1:30 p.m. Buses run three and a half hours late. The school will set up two memorial funds for a scholarship in Schneekloth’s name and for Camp Courageous.
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Kurt Rogahn Lazette
Kennedy High School
James Schneekloth
John Artis
Mr. Kennedy High School
Kennedy
Schneekloth
St. James United Methodist Church
Malcom
Artis
Dr. Artis
Schneckloth
Iowa
Camp Courageous
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