Ohio campaign heads to finish as Bush leads in polls
Bush and Dukakis campaigned across Ohio in a final push for votes while Senate polls showed Metzenbaum leading Voinovich by large margins. Bush planned a morning speech at Ashland College after a Cincinnati stop and Dukakis held a sunrise rally in Brook Park.
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Dukakis Defends Jobs Plan Against Drug and Trade Critics
Dukakis frames ad against Bush over job security and health coverage. He pledges aid cuts to drug exporters, health insurance for all, higher minimum wage, and 60 day plant closing notices. He mocks Quayle as crisis manager and calls for resisting drug-dealing dictators. Metzenbaum accuses GOP foe of smear tactics and predicts Bush defeat.
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Dukakis's failing touch with Black voters in 1988 race
Chicago Tribune notes Michael Dukakis did not win Black support in his 1988 bid due to a late outreach and a skipped call to Jesse Jackson after securing the Democratic nomination Lloyd Bentsen ticket friction with Black leaders and perceived snubs, amid broader concerns over campaign focus and outreach.
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Massive China earthquake hits Yunnan near Burma border
An earthquake measuring 7.6 struck southern Yunnan province near the Burmese border, killing and injuring about 600 people. Officials reported widespread destruction in Lancang and Menglian counties and 14 surrounding counties as aftershocks continued. Roads were impassable, communications cut, and an airlift of food and medicine ordered while rescue teams worked to reach the affected areas.
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Virus hacker Morris not brilliant, professors say
In Ithaca New York Robert T Morris Cornell University 23 was cited by professors and graduate students as persistent though not brilliant in creating a computer virus that shut down more than 6000 computers nationwide. They said he acted with poor judgment but likely no malicious intent and hope the case shows how vulnerable sensitive files can be.
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