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Article: Dukakis Opens in Ohio With Economic Message; Jackson Presses Rival on Mozambique Arms
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- The Washington Post
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- April 30, 1988
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Exactly one year after he announced his presidential candidacy,
Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis began a four-day campaign swing
today with an economic message tailored for the November general
election, but his remaining opponent, Jesse L. Jackson, tried
mightily to remind him there are primary contests left.
Jackson, also campaigning here in advance of Tuesday's primary,
veered even further away than he did Thursday from his pattern of
conciliation with fellow Democrats and accused Dukakis of being to
the right of President Reagan and more in line with conservative Sen.
Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) on a key southern Africa issue.
Dukakis declined to be drawn into the fray, keeping his fire ...