Battle of the blues as Bush and Dukakis woo police unions
Bush visits Boston to win support from the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association while Dukakis counters with a broad law enforcement endorsement lineup including Texas leaders. Both campaigns sharpen their attacks on the Reagan era, ahead of the Winston-Salem debate.
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White House
George Bush
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Boston
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bush
Dukakis
Washington
Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association
Massachusetts Police Association
Southern States Police Benevolent Association
International Union of Police Associations
New York
Mario Cuomo
Ron DeLord
Law Enforcement Associations of
Texas
DeLord
Reagan
Panama
Manuel Noriega
U.S
United States
Fewer big firms dodged federal taxes in 1987
Washington UPI reports that 16 of 250 major corporations avoided taxes on 1987 profits, down from 40 pre reform years. The effective tax rate rose from 15 to 22 percent, delivering about $9 billion more in corporate taxes while total payments increased by $25 billion. Critics urge strengthening the AMT and curbing depreciation while naming companies like Aetna and General Motors among those in the group.
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Washington
UPI
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
Citizens For Tax Justice
Bradley
Robert McIntyre
Congress
United States
Aetna
General Motors
International Business Machines Corp
Baxter Travenol Laboratories
Carolina Power & Light
Illinois Power
Corning
Hewlett-Packard
Ashland Oil
Greyhound
Ogden
Sequa Corp
Pennzoil
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Consumer Power
Gulf States Utilities
Shultz and Shevardnadze Continue Talks Today
Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze resumed a series of arms talks. Shevardnadze met Vice President Bush at breakfast and planned to meet President Reagan in the afternoon. He called the Bush exchange very interesting and noted both sides seek stability and progress in their relations.
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Washington
UPI
George Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
George Bush
Reagan
Bush
United States
Shultz
Loveland House to Add Elevator for Public Access
Construction starts Monday at the Loveland Community House, 513 W. Second St., to install a handicapped accessible elevator serving the basement, first and second floors and the third floor museum. The project, funded by a Hepfer estate bequest, aims to improve access while preserving the building’s facade.
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Loveland Community House
Second St
Harry Newcomer
Loveland Board of Trustees
Loveland Museum
Newcomer
Board of Trustees
Bernbrook and
Hepfer
Hopfer
Loveland House
Richard Brantner
Dorothy Newcomer
KSB and MAC Boards Hold Short Morning Meeting
A brief 7:03 to 8:00 a.m. session hosted by Mayor James Dixon brought KSB Hospital Board and Medical Arts Clinic Board members together. Attendees declined comment beyond noting frank discussions, with no smiles observed as members left.
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Clark Kelly
KSB Board and
Medical Arts
James Dixon
KSB Hospital Board
Medical Arts Clinic Board
MAC
Rolfe Ehrmann
Robert Manson
Dixon
Ehrmann
KSB Hospital
William Kucera
Chicago
Spense Meighan
Roger Hill
KSB
Meighan
Oregon
Ron Bartz
David Ames
San Francisco
Deaver Receives Fine and Probation in Lobbying Case
Michael Deaver, longtime Reagan aide, avoids prison and is placed on three years probation after lying to Congress and a grand jury about lobbying. Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson fines him $100,000 and orders 1,500 hours of community service, plus a ban from lobbying officials. Reagan calls it a sad day as over 100 officials have faced charges.
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Washington
UPI
Michael Deaver
Ronald Reagan
Congress
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
White House
Deaver
Reagan
Boca Raton
Fla
Jackson
Federal Grand Jury
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