Dukakis Seen Gaining Ground Ahead of 1988 Debate
A Sunday CNN/ NBC poll shows Dukakis widening his lead in Dixie with under a month to Election Day. He seeks momentum from Columbus Day as Bush and Dukakis prepare for their second debate in Los Angeles. Political strategists warn Dukakis must focus on economy despite favorable surface numbers while Dan Quayle’s perceived qualifications remain a concern.
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Michael Dukakis
George Bush
Dukakis
Dixie
Bush
Los Angeles
Dan Quayle
Indiana
Oval Office
Hart
Quayle
Phillips
TSP Mails Bids for USF&G Building in Dixon
Town Square Partners expects bids from seven general contractors for the 53 000 square foot USF G building in downtown Dixon. Ground breaking planned mid November with bids opened Nov 3. Project budget exceeds 6 million with over two thirds private funding and 20 000 in new city sales tax revenue anticipated.
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USF &G
Dixon
Town Square Partners
TSP
Warren Walder
Walder
Usf&g
Dixon Industrial Development Association
Crime rate rises 1987 ends five-year drop
The National Crime Survey reports a 1.8 percent rise in total personal and household crimes in 1987, ending a five-year decline. West regions saw the sharpest increases while the overall rate remained 16 percent below 1981 levels.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Bureau of Justice Statistics
National Crime Survey
Midwest
Joseph Bessette
Bureau
Department of Justice
West
Indy hits Dixon Indy hits Dixon
The Indianapolis 500 style event became a Pack 324 fun race at Lowell Park with 35 scouts and twice as many family members. Runners wore cardboard cars and completed five laps with two pit stops for window cleaning and sock tire changes.
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Indianapolis
Lowell Park
Indianpolis
Cub Scout Pack 324
Jefferson School
Gay Tucker
Contras seek regional peacekeeping force in Nicaragua
The UPI report says U S backed Contras asked Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala to establish a United Nations type force to separate sides in Nicaragua and enable new talks. Bosco Matamoros said the move would pave the way for peace talks and they are prepared to lay down arms. The three governments have not yet responded.
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UPI
Nicaragua
Contra
Bosco Matamoros
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
United Nations
Matamoros
U.S
United States
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