European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 24, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday february 24,1988 the stars and stripes pages Dukakis talks Tough about terrorists Dole continues taunting Bush Over pullout by the associated press Massachusetts gov. Michael Dukakis monday snid he might author ii military operation against terrorist base Camps if he becomes president and Bob Dole continued taunting vice president Geo Nebush for ending hit Campaign efforts in South Dakota and Minnesota. Dukakis made a Brief visit to Washington where he look part in a National governors association meeting with president Reagan. He emerged from the session to blast the president s anti terrorism policy and say the United slates would be living with the consequences of secret arms sales to Iran for a Long Lime. You never Ever make concessions to  Dukakis said. If you Ever do it then your policy is worthless. This is International crime pure and simple and Yau fight ii the Way you fight crime with Tough police work wit effective undercover operations with military operations Apa Insl terrorist base Camps if  campaigning in Duluth minn., Dole said i Don t know where George Bush is. We re going to Send him a map of Minnesota so at least he gets a Little idea where it  Lush was in South Carolina and ten Nessee virtually conceding tuesday s South Dakota primary and Minnesota caucuses to his crop rivals. Dole is heavily favored to win the South Dakota conto. Bui he sounded less confident of his chances for Victory in Minnesota where former television evangelist Pat Robertson and rep. Jack Kemp of new York have waged energetic campaigns. On the democratic Side. Dukakis has invested heavily in Minnesota in Hopes of bagging a win outside his new eng land Back Yard. He rep. Richard Gep Hardt sen. Paul Simon sen. Albert Gore or. And Jesse Jackson have campaigned heavily in South Dakota As Well. Gephardt of Missouri campaigned in South Dakota and Wyoming while his spokesman accused Gore of hypocrisy and released a list of what he said were switches in position the Tennessee sen Ator has made on issues ranging from abortion to farm policy to spending for