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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1988

Page

6

Ortega seeks to normalize amid stalled Nicaragua talks

Ortega and Maj. Gen. Joaquin Cuadra outlined the general terms for proposed rebel zones along the Caribbean coast and in the south with exact sites to be disclosed later. Talks resume in Sapoa next week to decide supplies and weapon terms as Aristedes Sanchez emphasizes security for combatants during peace discussions in Managua. Meanwhile Brian Willson hailed as a hero of peace was honored by Ortega after his protest injuries, in a backdrop of U S Sandinista-Nicaragua dialogue history and Reagan era references. In Hayward California two teen buses crashed on the San Mateo Bridge, injuring at least two and closing the span for hours.

Caribbean Army Joaquin Cuadra Sapoa Managua Aristides Sanchez Ortega Brian Willson San Francisco Willson US. Navy Concord Calif Reagan George P. Shultz Hayward San Francisco Bay San Mateo California Highway Patrol Nick Chouproy

Dukakis and Jackson Dominate Primaries With Split Contests

Dukakis wins Connecticut with 48 percent as Jackson sweeps black voters and leads in delegates. Gore trails, Simon weak, while discussions with Democratic leaders in Washington signal Jackson's rising momentum toward a protracted, round-filled race to the nomination.

Connecticut Dukakis Jesse Illinois Gov. Dukakis Mr. Jackson Sen. Gore Sen. Simon Wnbc-Tv New York ABC

Dole exits race as Bush nears GOP nomination

Senator Bob Dole ended his presidential bid after bruising primary losses. He thanked supporters in the Senate chamber and congratulated George Bush, signaling Jim Robertson as a trailing challenger. Dole said he is a fighter who has been beaten but not defeated.

Jackson Dukakis Michigan Illinois Massachusetts NBC Paul Simon Connecticut Albert Gore Jr Mr. Dele Kansas Senate George Bush Pat Robertson Bush Robertson Dole

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