European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 3, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                An s Jan Wood Magazine the stars and stripes authorized unofficial publication fool the u., armed of Flocs vol.47, no. 199 thursday november 3, 19bs me of  d 8693 a israeli leaders seek coalition deadlocked a eco on ref Emfs deep a divided nation Jerusalem and prime minister Yitzhak Sha Mir s hard line liked bloc and its rival left of Canter labor party a Day after deadlocking in the election each began courting Small religious parties wednesday in n bid to form a coalition government. Tuesday s balloting had been considered a referendum on How to Deal with inc 11-month-old palestinian uprising in which 306 arabs and 10 jews have Bee killed and in general an the future of the Ocee pics West Dank and ?.a  rather than providing a Clear message to the government on what the voters want inc results Indi Cate the country s 4.4 million people remain deeply divided on the issues of peace and  election also failed to produce the hoped for political consensus neither of inc Large parties could create the 61 scat majority coalition needed to Rule in the 120-Mcmbcr Knewt. Or parliament without the support of the religious parties. Shamir rejected the idea of another National unit government like the one he and labor Leader Shimon Peres the foreign minister formed after the stale mated 1984  or. Peres put the International conference on top of his list he burned All the Bridges to a National Unity government Shamir said an Israel radio. Peres 65, had said Israel should attend such a con Ference and be prepared to give up parts of he occupied land in Exchange for peace. Shamir rejects both  the occupied territories Home to 1.5 million palestinians and 70,000 israeli settlers a general strike was under Way wednesday and the army said a pales Tinian Man was killed during scattered clashes wit soldiers. Arab witnesses and Hospital officials said see israeli on Back Page Cost indians d 7u.uuu israeli set liars a general strike a him. A by t pm i a jciiflim53e37T a wednesday the Arm pales. Mph Haj rank %1 Hist  " 1.= Linia Kille Israel labor Leader Shimon pres left and the liked s Yitzhak Shamir a Jay after deadlocked . Dukakis says voters thinking listening Bush says race moving in Pur direction sited i Ress 10 Points behind prey s closing drive that nearly caught the Ooi nominee a 13-Point Lead o Iii cd his Hospital Democrat Dukakis spoke at an Early Republican Kichard m. In on m 1968. Dukakis. 55-42 percent the surs Cyan told supporters hotel rally in Minneapolis where he had Dukakis also mentioned As he docs Fri 1,099 probable voters had a margin by he associated i  Dukakis visited his Hospital lied wife wednesday and told supporter millions of voters were Siil thinking and listening keeping the presidential race open. George Bush with a solid Lead in National polls said voters should look beyond the charges in the heated race with is Days to go Bush told Slu deals at a High school in Prairie View,111., near Chicago in Juit a few Days from now Many of you in this room will help select the next president of the United states and i ask for your vote. You re not  make your Deci Sion on some television advertisement or some sound bite and what i want youth do is look beyond the charges get past the shouting and choose As president the person who represents your values your dreams your Hopes for the United slates and i am that man.". I think things arc moving in our direction Bush said but lie quickly re turned to his daily disclaimer that i going to keep on running As though i m 1 Point ". Democrat hotel flown tuesday nigh to visit his wife who was hospitalized with a viral  spent 40 minutes with her after the rally and they waved from her sixth floor window. When he came Down he said she s a Good Deal  Dukakis urged inc crowd at the Rall to keep pouring it on and pouring it on. This is one election where millions of people Are going to be looking and think ing and listening and they re not Gonglo be making up their minds until very close to the moment when icy go int that polling  he was joined by sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and by Hubert  111, inc democratic candidate for the Senate seat his father once  said inc presence of the two men reminds us of some very important elections.",. He went on to cite John f. Kennedy s presidential Victory in is60 and Humphrey Republica Nino Dukakis frequently Harry Truman s upset Victory in 1948. With inc race for the while House in its final week. President Reagan was gel Ting in some campaigning wednesday with a Stop on behalf of the vice presi Dent in Ohio one of inc battlegrounds. He said voters should reject far out lib or Alison when they cast their ballots. New polls released a week from elec Tion Day showed the Republican presidential nominee Giitl leading solidly. A chs news poll conducted saturday through monday showed Bush ahead by 12 percentage Points 53-41 percent virtually the same As the 13-Point Lead a lbs to had shown a week ago. But fully one voter in five said he could still change his mind before elec Tion Day. The Survey was of 1.066 prob Able voters and had a margin of error of plus or minus three percentage Points. An Abc news Washington Post pol done wednesday through monday gave the Nomine a 13-Point Lea Over Dukakis. 55-42 percent. The Survey of1,099 probable voters had a margin of error of four percentage Points. An Abc news poll in Californi showed Bush the Leader by seven percentage Points in the nation s largest state and another Survey by the network indicated a close race in Illinois wit Bush leading 48-47, statistically mean ingless in Light of the poll s five Point margin of potential sampling error. Dukakis aides contended their own private polls showed the democratic presidential nominee gaining on his re publican rival in Battleground Stales. In Valley some Democrat expressed doubts. V  the democratic nominee was campaigning wednesday in Minneapolis Chicago Pillsbur hand Philadelphia where he was joining former democratic candidate Jesse Jackson in a rally at a local High school Dukakis appealed to Black voters tuesday night at Detroit s greater Grace sea voters on Back Page  Effii Iii Iise Jis a so i  I f 1  a. Ii --,.- -ff.t,- -