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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

26 Jun 1988

Page 7

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1988

Page

7

Surrogates to joust in campaign push for Dukakis and Bush

The campaign for Dukakis and Bush mobilizes surrogate speakers to attack or defend records. McCain leads Southern stops framing Dukakis as liberal, while Dukakis counters with a roster of experts on drug legislation. Funds influence travel and outreach as surrogates prepare regional tours.

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Dukakis Bush Washington George Bush Michael Dukakis GOP Chris Heniik Republican National Committee South Bush Country Ing Steve Rosenfeld John McCain Arizona Nashville Miami Massachusetts McCain Nicaragua George McGovern Walter Mondale Kennedy School of Senate Robert Dole Kansas Jack Kemp New York Frank Fahrenkopf Rep Lynn Martin Illinois John Tower Texas John Sununu New Hampshire Truth Squad Sununu New England Dennis DeConcini Glenn English Oklahoma Larry Smith Florida Congress Boston Federal Election Commission
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California Death Row countdown signals end of idle gas chamber

California's 231 death row inmates may see cases cleared as state courts shift, with the Supreme Court poised to review recent rulings that allow executions. Prosecution leaders expect a death penalty case to reach finality soon, possibly by year’s end or early next year.

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Sacramento Calif San Quentin California Gary Mullen California District Attorneys Association State Supreme Court John Meehan Alameda County U.S. Supreme Court California Supreme Court Supreme Court Jerry Brown Rose Bird Malcolm Lucas Bird Court George Deukmejian Mullen
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Christians urge Reagan to deny astrology in White House

Los Angeles broadcasting executive George Otis delivered 25 000 petitions from conservative Christians to the White House calling on President Reagan to say no to astrology. Otis warned that public acceptance would legitimize astrology and the occult and clash with God. The petition, circulated to 40 000 individuals and 10 000 churches, argues that forecast relying on celestial patterns conflicts with the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Otis has supported Reagan since his California governorship.

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Los Angeles White House Reagan George Otis High Adventure Broadcasting Nancy Reagan Otis’ High Adventure Otis Lear Jet Corp California
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Jesuit health expert calls for refusing end stage care

Rev. John J. Paris of Holy Cross Hospital argues doctors should refuse treatments for terminally ill patients to preserve health care resources. He cites estimates of 270,000 Americans likely to develop AIDS in three years and urges hospitals to provide maximum intervention only when there is a realistic benefit.

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Providence R.I America John J. Paris Holy Cross Hospital Worcester Mass
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