Manatt warns of damage if Jackson runs third party
Washington (UPI) Democratic Chairman Charles Manatt said it would be devastating to the party if civil rights leader Jesse Jackson pursued an independent or third party bid for the presidency but added he does not expect Jackson to bolt the party to run for the White House.
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Jackson Manatt clash over third party bid discussed
Manatt says Jackson ruled out running as third party or independent multiple times. He warns any such bid would be devastating both mathematically and strategically. The two are set to meet early.
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Walesa condemns Solidarity calls for mass protests
In an interview from Gdansk Lech Walesa praised workers for showing common sense by not responding to underground leaders call for nationwide demonstrations. Police used force to deter protests as the Temporary Pleading Committee urged peaceful action to mourn martyrs from martial law.
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Ky stops trade of baby for TV in Knoxville case
The Dyers told authorities they could not be children or afford fees and were released by the agency on their own accord. Details are sparse as the case centers on an alleged attempted baby trade and the involved parties remain under investigation.
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