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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 3, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes sunday april 3.19b8 april brings snowfall  Plains area by the associated press a slant dumped up  22 inches of Snow on the great Plains snarling in Alk and causing Power outages while heavy rain caused flooding in which one person drowned and dozens or people had  be evacuated from Kansas  m Mississippi. Tornadoes touched Down in four East tas towns Friday destroying at Leas two Mobile Homes damaging dozens of Homes some blown Oit their foundations and overturning cars. New Orleans and suburban Gretna la., both got b inches of rain in ii hours the National weather service said. Three tornadoes touched Down in nearby Slidell damaging Homes and businesses but causing no injuries Palice said. About 150 people were evacuated from Low lying subdivisions in Marrero across the Mississippi River from new Orleans said Paul d. Connick civil de sense director in Jefferson Parish. One Marrero woman drowned when her car turned off a flooded Street and into a drainage canal police said. In Northwest Oklahoma. The storm dropped 22 inches Odinov on Goodwill and about is inches on Guymon. The Highway patrol closed roads and discouraged travel in the area. Everyone keeps saying when they come in apri fools Day " said Cindy Mitchell calling the lowering snowdrifts outside her Guymon Auto shop a Nicl joke. In South wait Kansas. Roll had 13 inches of Snow Johnson 10 inches and lib Cial 6 inches. Most roads were closed was of Garden City we have a Cliuard with no electricity and no  said a Morton county kan., sheriffs Dpi Iichiro. The Only i hip i be Fot that works is a  on Friday a bus Wii i j9 people aboard Slid into a ditch in Syracuse kin., bul no injuries were reported authorities said. A Tupts and High school gymnasium were filled with stranded  rain swollen Rivers jumped their Banks in Northeast Oklahoma. Flooding in Bird Creek forced the evacuation Fri Day nigh or about 20 Homes and seven businesses in Kialook. Waitr began spilling Over the Creek Banks around noon fonday and was Ris ing at a rate of a foot an hour said Skia took police officer Paul Floyd. The River was expected  Crest saturday near 26 feet flood stage is 21 feel. Flooding closed Many roads and nearly submerged cars in fan Smith Ark. Best Sellers democratic contender Leat Jackob Tim a Young admirer a ride on i shoulders daring in appearance on i Tarn la Vaaj we. Jackson Dukakis Battle  gain front runner status in Wisconsin Milwaukee api democratic presidential hopefuls Michael Dukakis and Jesse Jackson campaigned sat urday for momentum and Paul Simon fought for survival in this week s wis Consin primary As the Jase reclaimed its historic role As a decisive crossroad on the Long nomination Trail. Dukakis and Jackson Are locked in a close Wisconsin contest whose out come could Label one inc front runner in the 1933 race. Both men were in Wisconsin and Colorado on saturday preparing for Colorado s precinct caucuses monday that wiil Sci the stack for the Wisconsin balloting tuesday. Each has Laid Down a Clear Appeal 10 the Blue Collar workers who arc critical  democratic Success in the Stylc. "1 have argued your Case. I be stood with you and with the working people of America Jackson told a crowd at St. Norben College in Green Bay late Friday. And now i want you  stand with  Dukakis turned his fir on corporations. If we re serious about winning the Battle for our economic future we be got o gel control of the merger and acquisition Binge that i. Leaving the average working men and women of America holding the bag he said in Racine. The iwo other democrats Sens. Simon of Illinois and Albert Gore or. Of Tennessee ignored Colorado in favor of Wisconsin. The lates poll taken by the Milwaukee Sentinel March 17-22, gave Duka Kis 28 percent Jackson 25 percent Simon 9 percent and Gore 4 percent. But 25 percent of the 158 Likely demo cratic primary voters were undecided in the Survey taken before Jackson s Michigan caucus win. The poll had a sampling error margin of 8 percentage Points either Way. Simon put the rest of his chips on Wisconsin playing for an upset that would keep his Hopes alive. The polls suggested his Effort could end Axel week. Gore is miking it major Effort in the state with hard campaigning and a big investment in television ads. A or pricing showing in Wisconsin could be a big boost for what Gore has set As his Pivotal contest two weeks hence in the new York primary. The Republican primary in Wisconsin is drawing Lizita attention since sen. Bob Dole dropped Bis hid last week leaving the nomination wrapped up for vice president George Bini. There Ore 47 cop delegates at stake. The Lack of a Republican race Addi uncertainly for the Democrat ions the Wisconsin open primary Law allows gop faithful  vote in the Sliu disputed democratic race. I d Welcome any Republican into the democratic party who want  Vole Lor any candidate we have if the vote ii Given Tincer Cly said Suellen Albrycht chairwoman of the Wisconsin democratic party. While academic Ciperas a Erois Over voters have never made the Dif Ference Between winning and losing. Democrats were upset when Republican gov. Tommy Thompson did Lait week he would vote for Jackson if he were a Democrat. Thompson later did i was not trying  encourage Emu Over voting. In the Delegate race Dukakis held a narrow margin 651.�5  643.55 for Jackson. Gore held 181.b Volet and Simon 19,5. A total of 46s.s Vot Nare uncommitted. At the july convention 2.0b2 votes Are needed  win the nomination. The Wisconsin primary Offen 88 democratic delegates bul that is not the big prize. The Winner in Wisconsin Hai the Chance  Start momentum for a five week wretch of big stale Primula thai could decide the nomination. 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