Clinton and Bush Hold Solid Delegate Leads After Weekend
Clinton leads the Democratic field with 259 delegates, boosted by a South Carolina win and weekend caucus gains in Wyoming Arizona and Nevada totaling 24 delegates. Bush sits atop the Republican count with 164 delegates as eight states vote on Super Tuesday while uncommitted delegates hover and other candidates trail.
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Super Tuesday stakes shape 1988 presidential race
The piece notes Bush's growing strength after a South Carolina win while Tsongas and Clinton vie for momentum. It highlights Tsongas's potential Florida boost, Clinton's broad black-vote support in South Carolina, Clinton's real estate deal defense, and Tsongas appealing for Jewish votes in Miami as both camps clash over policies and campaign strategies ahead of a pivotal Super Tuesday with Texas and Florida key prizes.
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Education and health gaps tied to schooling level
Study based on 45 000 households in 1989 shows higher education linked to better health. Illness days and activity limits rise with lower schooling, with heart and cerebrovascular diseases more common before 65 among the less educated. Education may cut medical costs and boost overall citizen health.
Weekend primaries yield mixed results in multiple states
Arizona Democratic caucus result shows Tsongas 34 percent Clinton 29 Brown 27. Harkin 8. Canton leads Dem caucus delegates. Brown wins Nevada Dem caucuses 35 to 26 to 20 with 17 percent uncommitted. Bush dominates GOP with 67 percent. Buchanan 26 Duke 7. Clinton wins Wyoming Dem caucus 28 to 23 Brown. Harkin 14 Tsongas 12. Wyoming GOP to choose May delegates.
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Ridgeville eyes bond plan for school city project
Ridgeville officials discussed a 1.7 mill 25 year bond to fund a joint construction venture for the city and schools. They hoped to place it on the May 5 ballot with possible November consideration, noting lower interest rates and costs might help advance the project.
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Sewage systems seen as major local pollution issue
Lorain County faces widespread home sewer problems with 25,000 systems lacking proper sewers. Officials say aeration and shallower fields help, but many homes fail to maintain systems. A 1991 county check found half of aeration motors unused, prompting potential state and local inspections and public education on maintenance and water conservation.
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