Dukakis under fire over nuclear policy after debate prep
In New York a heated controversy on nuclear use looms as Dukakis faces questions over a 198? interview. Gore blasts the governor’s foreign policy inexperience while a debate with Jackson and Gore tests his stance and leadership amid pressure to maintain a lead.
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April Fool Promos Net $243000 for KVIL DJ
Fort Worth Texas radio host Ron Chapman collected 243120 dollars over a three day on air promotion at KVIL after asking listeners to mail in 20 dollar checks. He said the stunt aimed to be a lighthearted thank you and was begun before April Fools Day to provoke serious participation.
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Florida malls ban blasting radios in cars under statewide bill
Florida lawmakers moved a bill to outlaw loud car stereos across the state after Miami Police reported nuisance in Coconut Grove and other nightlife areas. The measure, sponsored by Sen Lawrence Plummer, passed a Senate Transportation Committee vote, aiming to curb sound complaints from drivers and communities.
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Swaggart May 22 return prompts PTL suspension threat
PTL Network may drop Jimmy Swaggart's daily shows if he resumes preaching on May 22, while currently using substitute ministers. David West notes Swaggart is a strong account but PTL has a waiting list for time on the network reaching about 12 million homes. Swaggart was defrocked by the Assemblies of God after refusing a one year suspension over a prostitution scandal.
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Reagan home purchase shows two donors paid at least 156000
Holmes Tuttle and Earle Jorgensen, long time advisers to President Reagan, each paid at least 156000 to help buy the California Bel Air estate the Reagans would occupy after leaving the White House. The documents released outline the exchange with Government Ethics and note the president is not bound by certain criminal conflict rules.
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Earle Jorgensen
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Woman Recovers From 130-Pound Ovarian Tumor Removal
Barbara Louise Jones 56 reports feeling real good after surgery that removed a cancerous 130-pound ovarian tumor. She weighed 256 pounds at admission on December 11 and was discharged five days later. Doctor James E Way says no radiation or chemotherapy is needed.
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Texas
Barbara Louise Jones
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