European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 1, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes tuesday november 1.1988 aids predicts he will overtake Bush i a from Page 1 a creative stronghold of baker5fictd there s Only inc train headed Down the right track in  he referred to a similar whistle Stop tour in 1960 by sen. John Kennedy who narrowly beat vice president Richard  for the presidency that year. This train like John Kennedy a is ticketed All the Way to the while House Dukakis said. " asked 1o explain his recent surge in the polls. Dukakis said people were rejecting what he called Bush s negative. Campaign tactics and welcoming his populist economic Appeal. And after weeks of being Helm merry by republicans for being a Liberal he Der hotly declared yes i m a Liberal in the to Dixon of Franklin Roosevelt and Harry  John Kenne  in inc Philadelphia area supporters he would j Ress Ltd with vigorous Campaign from now on it s gel out that vote. We re going to  like no re 0 Points be Hind. Nobody is going to cutwork  Bush maintained a solid Lead in polls in seven Stales and holds a slight advantage in the key slates of Michigan and Washington. The Houston chronicle  null Len holds his biggest Lead in Utah sunday its Pott found 34 percent it bored Bush to 39  in Texas. Another poll by inc fort Worth Star Telegram and Wafaa to in Dallas mid Bush led Dukakis 58-37 percent. In Michigan 47 percent favored the Republican ticket while 41 percent pc  do mocha in slate in a poll by where the sail Lake Tribune found 64 percent favored the Republican with 31 percent for Dukakis. In Indiana the Republican leads the Democrat 54-33 percent according loan Indianapolis Star poll. In Kentucky Bush held a 5.1-38 per cent Lead in a Louisville courier Jour Nal poll.,.,. A. In Montana Bush led Dukakis 49-34in Washington Burf  so percent in Apoll published in sunday s 45 percent in a morning news  Falls Tribune. Of Tacoma poll thaute president also led in new a Survey by the Star Ledger in new Mexico Wrtete-50 percent surveyed in Ark found Bush leading Dukakis 52-38 an Albuquerque journal poll favored percent in new Jersey. Bush to 38 percent for Dukakis. Mrs. Marcos visits Cathedral before arraignment new Day new Yoke on the eve of her arraignment on charges of racketeering former philippine first lady Imelda Marcos sought spiritual sustenance at St. Pat Rick s Cathedral sunday. Fron her presidential hotel suite Marcos was whisked tit Laic afternoon to i he roman Catholic Cathedral. Clasping Rosary beads she bowed her head for 20 minutes of silent prayer. She departed behind the hefty shoulders of her retainers pausing Only for the kiss of a fellow expat Riata. Grace Bengah who said she was at the Cathedral to show support for Marcos. They re my relatives i love them said Bongah wiping tears from her eyes explaining that her grandmother was related to former philippine presi Dent Ferdinand Marcos grandma incr. Asked if she thought Ferdinand and Imelda mar cos wore Gui Lyof the charges against them she shrugged. Of course icy Diu something she said news briefs . Team to inspect be Ilin a lors arrived in has missile Sites cover n East Germany missile Sites a team of eight . In spec Germany sunday to inspect d under a superpower treaty lit slate run Midi communist has by said the team inspect former Soi scrapping intermediate Range nuclear weapons reported Germany s adn news agon arrived in Leipzig and would it nuclear missile Sites in the Cit few Days. J soviet inspectors have conducted inspections at several . My Silc Sites in West Germany since the treaty Wai signed in december. The soviet Union began removing its missiles from East germ and and Czechoslovakia in february. Before the . Senate ratified the treaty. Under terms of the treaty the Sorici Union and the United slates agreed to eliminate Alt land based intermediate Range nuclear missiles which have a Range of up to 3, 1 00 Miles. The treaty allow for inspections by Bolh sides to verify its terms .1. Hirohito reported stable after weekend setback Tokyo Cap emperor Hirohito discharged Small Anu mls of blood Early monday and his blood pressure fell but Palace officials described the 87- a old Monarch s condition As stable after a a track Over the weekend. During he digit he discharged Small. Amounts of blood Fence or twice but doctors did not give a blood transfusion Palace spokesman Kanji Minoda told he Palace press corp. Palace physicians describe  discharge As remnants of blood lost Satut Lay night and sunday morn ing. He said. Ili Rulilo the would s longest reigning Monarch hits been bedridden since falling sick with inter Nal Haemorrhaging of sept. 19. Despite i drop in his blood pressure monday Maeda said doctor were not particularly con-cerned.". He said the emperor was fully conscious Mon Day morning chatting with the physicians who arc attending him on a 14-hour basis. Bui not that  Marcos was not accompanied to new York by her husband. Defense lawyers had convinced . District judge John f. A Conan that the 71-year-old for Mer president is too frail to make the Long flight. His arraignment was postponed at least until a govern ment physician examines him. The Marcoss deny racketeering charges contained in an oct. 21 indictment and Marcos was to plead innocent to those charges monday her lawyers have said. The six count indictment alleges a Broad conspiracy to steal from the Philippines including hiding funds in n Swiss Bank account secretly investing $103 million in Manhollan real estate and artworks and lying to City and stale Ian officials about their ownership. The main charge carries a prison sen tence of 20 years.  Billionaire Adnan Khash Oggi a key financier in the Iran Contra arms Deal was also indicted. He is accused of creating papers to fake inc Marcos Sale of four Manhattan buildings in 1986. The Marcoss fled to Hawaii in february 1986 after a military civilian Rovoll brought Corazon Aquino to Power ending a 20-year reign marked by dictatorial Rule and human rights abuses. The couple reportedly decided to leave after the Reagan administration offered them Safe Haven in Hawaii. On the Day of the i r indictment inc couple not cd through their lawyer John j. Tigue that they were obviously deeply disappointed Al president Rea Gan s failure to prevent this treatment of a Lon stand Ingalls othe United  in their heyday the Marcoss visits to new York were ostentatious affairs Wilh Imelda Marcos run Ning up tens of thousands of dollars in Bills. Shoes were purchased by the dozens of pairs and hotel doormen still speak fondly of $ 100 lips. Marcos landed at Newark Airport sunday after a 10-hour flight from Hawaii aboard a private Jet loaned by tobacco heiress Doris Duke. She travelled with a 20-person entourage including an attorney a nurse a Secretary and several friends former bbl broadcaster Dies in London at 74 London a Jack de Manio a British Broad casting Corn radio broadcaster for 34 years has died a fir it Long illness. He was 74, do Manio began his career As an announcer on the bbl s worldwide radio service and won Fame during 13 years Wilh inc today news and current affairs program. He left the show in 1971 to do his own afternoon show Jack de Manio precisely which was replaced after seven years by a program on the Day s proceed Ings in parliament. He retired from radio in 1979. Still a panic Jet 988 Muy Ersary re wort i we if. Nil Torrn l a flair Lisbon Portugal a a creation of Orson Welles War broadcast caused panic in n Region of norther Gal on sunday police and radio employees said. Residents flocked to an area outside the to Foj of Braga where the local radio station reported aliens from Mars were Landing officials said. Others began fleeing in cars while police Aru firc services were alerted by scores of Calls according to news reports from Thearsa a the 90-minute broadcast was a re creation of Welles radio dramatization of inc . Wells novel the War 6fthe worlds of oct. 3d, 1938, the actor director brai Casl the play in a Jidi martians were reported to have landed in . The broadcast caused panic. To Portugal police were called to control 150 to 200 demons twors who gathered outside the studios of radio Bra a to pop just the broadcast said Paulo Sousa a reporter at theft Alwil. Sousa said the station acc Cir of clean 100 Calls. Some called to complain some to  some to offer congratulations he said in a Telephone inter View. -.-. .-.,Sousa said the broadcast was intended As a tribute to Welles and had been Well publicized previously in newspapers and on inc radio station the Day before. He said the invasion program contained clues that in was  bus from Page 1 wounded but Israel radio and the  Agency slim said 11 israelis were killed or wounded. The deaths the we ii  of israeli blood since the palestinian uprising began 10 months ago came two Days before tuesday s parliament elections. It could swing undecided Voles id the right Wing liked bloc of prime minister Yitzhak Shamir who has advocated a tougher line on dealing with the unrest. The murderous and criminal act is testimony to inc trend towards More extremism on the part of he aggressors whose one desire is to kill and Burn As Many jews As possible item quoted Shamir As saying. Him quoted foreign minister and labor party Leader Shimon Peres his election rival As saying thai such attacks unite the nation into one family. Neither terrorism nor violence will determine our Ruth. We will determine our a alb he said. Deeds such As tonight s tear at the heart and provide nothing in he Way of Hope or a  Israel radio broadcast an interview with a Soldier aboard the bus in identified Only As sgt. Ron 21, i heard the sounds of a woman. I approached her and grabbed her with one hand. I said come out with me she absolutely refused said the Soldier. She said Bui 1 Fivi 5  about the baby after a few seconds i realized thai if j remained one More Sacco rid 1 would be killed. I escaped with the. Last b l of  item said the Soldier who suffered a Burn on his car also was unable to Rescue another infant. Chief of staff it. Gen. Dan Sharnron rushed to the site and soldiers combed nearby Fields and Citrus Graves helicopters look the wounded 10 hospitals where some were reported in serious condition. Extra soldiers have been deployed throughout he territories for fear the parliamentary elections would bring even More violence. Underground palestinian leaders called a general strike tuesday to coincide with the elections and they joined moslem fundamentalists urging another strike wednesday.,-.