Gore campaign opens in Maryland with Tippe r Gore push
Maryland backers welcome Mary Elizabeth Gore as she launches her husband Albert Gore Jr. presidential bid in the South driven campaign. She cites Super Tuesday strategy and vows full mobilization for March 8 primaries as Gore emphasizes Vietnam veterans, environment and child care while pledging youthful leadership and unity beyond the South.
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Candidates scramble for Super Tuesday cash in 1988 race
Washington AP reports campaigns seek extra funds three weeks before Super Tuesday. Senator Paul Simon warns he must raise money or quit, while Michael Dukakis shows about 4 million cash on hand. Gore runs a $1 million plus nationwide TV push with 2.2 million on hand, aiming to spend at least 3 million on media. Kemp says he is financially solid as Gephardt says money is not a problem, and Simon pursues fundraising in Chicago St Louis events to meet looming debts.
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