Hart ends bid in 1988 presidential race withdrawal
Denver candidate Gary Hart withdraws from the 1988 presidential campaign after a surprising late reentry. He thanks rivals reporters and voters, saying he received a fair hearing and that the people have decided he should not continue.
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Dole Wages Comeback Push Amid Alaska Caucus Races
In Alaska and Illinois the presidential race tightens as Dole campaigns with TV buys and a vow to reassess after Illinois while Bush declines a one on one debate. Jackson widens lead in Alaska and urges unity among blacks and whites.
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Chicago man charged in fatal beating of stepson over ABCs
Dwayne Blocker 24 is accused of beating 5 year old Charles Moss to death when the child faltered on the letter G during ABC recitation. Police say he used his hands a belt and a tree limb at the home while the mother Joyce 21 lay sick in bed. In a separate report the NTSB noted traces of cocaine in the pilot from a Continental Express crash near Durango Colorado in January that killed nine people.
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Arab Police Quits Shake West Bank Amid Gaza Strife
In Beit Ummar the half of West Bank Arab police resigned under PLO orders. clashes leave eight Palestinians wounded as Israeli troops fire on Friday prayers and demolish homes of suspected attackers. Shamir attacks U S peace proposal while Shultz urges regional acceptance.
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Wholesale prices dip in February driven by energy and food
Wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent in February as energy and food costs declined. The drop included a dramatic 70 percent tumble in the segment referenced, with broader moderation in producer prices across categories.
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Government reports tame inflation as PPI slows
The Labor Department released figures showing the Producer Price Index declined for lettuce prices while January had a 0.4 percent rise. Analysts say the easing supports a view that inflation remains tame. For the first two months of 1988 wholesale prices rose at an annual rate of 1.1 percent, half of last year's 2.2 percent rise.
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Panama military government orders public service cuts
Panama’s military backed government ordered cuts in public services as U S sanctions deepen a financial crisis. Police fired tear gas to break up an opposition rally while officials consider delaying or reducing paychecks for about 150 000 public workers.
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U.S
Manuel Antonio Noriega
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Noriega
Manuel Solis Palma
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