GOP vice presidential list narrows to Deukmejian
Washington AP reports the field of Republican vice presidential contenders is shrinking as California Governor George Deukmejian becomes the latest name to withdraw or be narrowed from consideration. Other potential nominees remain under review as the party weighs its options ahead of the convention.
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Dukakis snubs Hispanic groups during Western swing
Michael Dukakis declined invitations to speak at two major Hispanic organizations the GI Forum and MAPA during his West campaign stop, angering organizers who say Hispanic support is pivotal in the race. Bush meanwhile speaks to the GI Forum in Texas and may address MAPA in California as campaigns court voters across the region.
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Arias Singles Out Sandinistas as Bad Guys in Nicaragua
President Oscar Arias says the Sandinistas are the bad guys for failing to democratize while criticizing US backed Contras as no better. He urges punishment for noncompliance with the regional peace plan and opposes further US military aid to the rebels.
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