Dukakis and Bush Trade Blows in Tight Swing-State Push
As Election Day nears, Bush and Dukakis battle for momentum across Ohio and other key states. Dukakis rallies workers and Black voters while criticizing Bush for ignoring industrial heartland, while Bush tours defense plants to stress military strength. NBC WSJ poll shows Bush up 55 to 38 percent with 1,378 voters surveyed.
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Philippines and US reach base use accord with aid deal
The United States and Philippines signed terms for base access beyond 1991, pledging 962 million dollars in aid over two years and allowing portions to help reduce Manila’s debt. The pact also bans housing AIDS positive personnel and preserves non disclosure of nuclear cargo while granting Philippines control over permanent facilities at Clark Air Base, Subic Bay and four smaller sites.
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Beehive truck crash unleashes 250000 bees in Georgia
A tractor trailer carrying 200 bee hives flipped on I-75 near I-285 in Marietta releasing up to 250000 honeybees into rush hour traffic. Private beekeepers helped gather bees as drivers avoided stings with windows rolled up. No serious injuries reported.
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NRA fires shots at Dukakis over gun control position
In Dallas the NRA and Michael Dukakis campaign traded accusations of misrepresenting the candidate’s gun policy. Dukakis denied making a 1986 statement about disarming Massachusetts, while his campaign released a 1986 NRA questionnaire showing support for licensed gun ownership, handgun bans on certain purchases, and hunting and sport shooting.
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Feds probe GM pickup brake defect amid several auto recalls
U S government investigators opened a probe into brake problems on about 100,000 1988 GM half ton pickups after reports a rear brake backing bolt could shear off and injure braking. GM officials said they will cooperate. The agency also pursued six other investigations into complaints about Lincoln Continentals, Ford Crown Victorias, Buick LeSabres, Chrysler Plymouth Daytonas, Volkswagen Fox, and GM P-30 chassis in related defect reports.
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Hospital profits and bed cuts in midwest region report
A regional hospital annual report notes Elyria Memorial Hospital's 1987 operating profit of 2.5 million linked to a restructuring and a for profit firm. Wellington Community Hospital, the smallest, shows occupancy rising to about 27 percent in 1988 from 24.2, with 21 beds.
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IGA plans sale for 10,000-square-foot Elyria store site
IGA intends to sell the property to Elyria developer Lorne J. Elbert, creator of the IGA store project. The proposed site for the 10,000 square foot IGA store is being planned in coordination with local officials to advance the redevelopment.
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Under-18 Curfew Eyed by Elyria City Council
Elyria councilman and Elyria High School social studies teacher Robert Rieth Jr. proposed a curfew for those under 18. The safety committee tabled the plan to allow more drafting time as members worry enforcement may strain police resources. Rieth suggests a 12 am weekday and 1 am weekend curfew may help parents guide children.
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