Bush Camps for GOP Candidates in Virginia New Jersey
President Bush campaigned for underdog Republican gubernatorial hopefuls in Virginia and New Jersey focusing on crime drugs and progress while avoiding the abortion issue. He repeated themes from his 1988 campaign book and urged reforms in education environment and military strength as he stumped for Coleman in Virginia and Courter in New Jersey. News of Wilder and Dinkins in Virginia and New York capped a year with abortion a campaign flashpoint, while Barbara Bush pitched Giuliani in New York City with a fundraiser of 360000.
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Norfolk
Bush
Sagima
New Jersey
J. Marshall Coleman
Virginia
James Courter
L. Douglas Wider
Coleman
James Flormo
Wilder
Portsmouth
Northern Virginia
Senior Citizens’ Center
United Mine Workers
Pittston
Barbara Bush
New York City
GOF
Rudolph W. Giuliani
David N Diakios
Giuliani
Rudy
Gracie Mansion
Republican National Committee
Lee Atwater
Andrew Card Jr
White House
U.S. Supreme Court
Broad Leeeway
James J. Florio
Isi
Charles 5. Robb
John McGlennon
College of William and Mary
Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gerald L. Baliles
Wyatt Durrette
Baliles
Washington, D.C
Larry Sabato
University of Virginia
Mississippi judge Nixon removed from bench by Senate
The Senate voted 78 to 19 to remove Walter L. Nixon Jr. from the U.S. District Court after his 1986 perjury convictions and 1988 prison term. The action, two weeks after ousting Alice Hastings, ends his judicial tenure and salary. Nixon proclaimed his innocence and said he would move on with his family.
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Senate
Walter L. Nixon Jr
Mississippi
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Justice Department
FBI
Capitol
David Stewart
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
New Orleans
Barbara
Courtney
The
Alice L. Hastings
Miami
Virginia governor race sets spending records in historic contest
In Virginia, L. Douglas Wilder leads in polls as the race toward becoming the first elected black governor may break state spending records. Campaigns show Wilder at 9.44 million and Coleman at 2.05 million, with total outlays likely surpassing 22 million, among the nation's highest for gubernatorial contests.
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Richmond
Virginia
L. Douglas Wilder
Mr. Wilder
J. Marshall Coleman
Texas
Florida
California
Virgania
Herbert E. Alexander
University of Southern California
Citizen Research Foundation
Mr. Alexander
Wilder
Carroll Creek Flood Control Project Plan Sparked
Officials push to finish the Carroll Creek flood control project promptly and craft a master plan for the Linear Park. The plan aims to ensure architectural compatibility and guard against traffic and density impacts as development continues.
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Carroll Creek
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