Iran and Iraq to start third Geneva peace talks
In Geneva Iran and Iraq resume negotiations for a new round aimed at resolving disputes over the Shatt al Arab waterway as U.N. Secretary General Perez de Cuellar warns the cease-fire situation remains fragile. An exchange of 50 wounded POWs was arranged by the Red Cross, with 25 Iranians flown to Tehran and 25 Iraqis to Baghdad.
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Dukakis challenges Bush to eve of election debate
President hopeful Michael Dukakis presses to debate George Bush on the eve of Election Day. He frames himself as a liberal in Roosevelt Truman Kennedy tradition and urges a head to head discussion, while Bush has rejected another debate. Dukakis tours California as polls hint shakier leads for him.
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Endorsements Split as Bush Wins Backing Across Papers
Newspaper endorsements show Bush securing key holds from outlets like The Miami Herald The San Antonio Light The Seattle Post Intelligencer The San Francisco Examiner and The Detroit News While The New York Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer offer qualified Dukakis support Editors express mixed enthusiasm for the 1988 presidential race noting Bush's governing experience and Dukakis's technocratic image and urging clarity on the choice.
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Dixonite dies after being hit in church parking lot
Carol Pearson, 81, of 116 Madison Ave., died Sunday morning after being struck in the Im manuel Lutheran Church parking lot by a car driven by Louis E. Sindlinger, 78, as it backed through the lot. She died at KSB Hospital at 11:30 a.m. An inquest will be held later. no ticket issued to the driver.
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Lee County races offer unopposed state attorney and coroner posts
Lee County voters face two clear elections as Dan Fish seeks re election for State's Attorney on the Republican ticket and Richard Schilling runs for a fourth term as coroner, both unopposed. Fish promises tougher penalties to deter crime. Schilling, a former deputy coroner and funeral director, notes his experience guiding death investigations and urges voters to turn out.
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