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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1988
Page
5
George Bush told a Ashland College gym crowd that a Dukakis win would mean recession, inflation and malaise, urging voters not to return to 1980 conditions. He touted polling leads, held a cardboard Ohio with a 3, and spoke on nuclear weapons gun control and education.
The piece describes rival network broadcasts by Bush and Dukakis, each paying about 1 million for airtime as they defend records and attack the other. It notes Dukakis's critique of Bush tax cuts, Bush's national security contrast, and voters turning out as a key variable in the election. It also covers Senate and gubernatorial contests, incumbents under threat, and turnout forecasts for a high-stakes election.
The city could defend itself against an EPA lawsuit without penalties if a December deadline is missed. Litigation would cost 20000 to 50000 dollars with no refund even if won. Council members debate posture toward the EPA amid earlier resistance to tests at the Republic Steel quarry site.
TV pollsters were reported at Pittsfield Township Hall Avon Lake High School and Wellington Middle School Gracia said thirty seven issues on the ballot including a 1.68 mill county wide mental retardation levy renewal of a one half percent temporary Elyria income tax and charter amendments in Avon Lake and Shefield Lake School levies on ballots in the Avon and Keystone districts
Emperor Hirohito, 87, faced a severe health crisis as blood pressure fell and temperature spiked to 102.2 degrees before a slight improvement. The Imperial Household Agency reported ongoing bleeding, low blood pressure, and continued readiness for blood transfusions while monitoring the frail monarch.
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