Edwards Concedes Louisiana Governor Race To Roemer
In New Orleans, Governor Edwin Edwards conceded to U.S. Representative Buddy Roemer and declined a runoff for a fourth term. Roemer led with 520,892 votes (33 percent) to Edwards's 449,478 (28 percent) as 99 percent of precincts reported. Roemer will be declared governor elect after Edwards signs a runoff withdrawal affidavit.
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Dukakis Campaign Back On Track After Biden Flap
Massachusetts Gov. Dukakis says he is back on track after the campaign crisis tied to video tapes linked to Joe Biden's aide. He plans assertive speeches and two key debates, aiming to restore momentum and fund-raising strength including events with Edward Kennedy.
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