Hart's Campaign Resumes Amid Mixed Support
Former presidential candidate Gary Hart resumes campaigning after a public breakup and political controversy. He appears sparingly, insists he remains the same candidate, and plans early state stops in New Hampshire Maine and South Dakota as his team weighs next moves and debate appearances.
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Kirk Criticizes Hart Over Reentry Into Presidential Race
National Democratic Chairman Paul Kirk accused Gary Hart of placing personal needs above the party by rejoining the race. Hart defended his action saying he has served the party 25 years and is entitled to run. Kirk said Hart lacks a unique corner on ideas and warned of short-term damage to Democratic prospects.
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Library Board reviews budget and grants plans in Ottawa
Ottawa library trustees discussed a reduced 1988 revenue forecast from 231200 to 231200, with books and materials funding set to drop from prior levels. They noted Kansas Day school programs and a telefacsimile grant application, plus a space needs study and potential new building, tentatively for January 16.
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Korea opposition rejects Roh Tae Woo victory protests urged
Seoul opposition leaders accused the government of massive fraud in the presidential election and urged nationwide protests to block Roh Tae Woo from assuming power. They called for a repeat of June demonstrations, while Roh rejected the fraud claims and urged peace.
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Budget Tests Congressional Anxiety
Congressional negotiators push to sign off on parts of a record 600 billion spending bill while wrangling over defense foreign affairs and agriculture. A two day government funding extension was approved and signed, with a plan to finish by week end. Tax talks progress include mortgage deduction limits and a sale of assets. A Stinger missile sale to Bahrain was agreed with conditions to guard and repurpose unused missiles.
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