cco
'Z1-
economy.
UWe thought e ere oin to
et thou nd point of light"
he id in hi ermon t Fo'
venue B pti 1 Church. "In­
te d, c'rc cttin thou and
nd thou nd of. h de of d rk­
ne ."
L ter in Detroit, J ckson
omp red Bu h to ex-Ku lux
I n le der nd Louisi na
gub rnatori I c ndidate David
Duke, who placed econd in
rim ry election turday.
, "I m more fr id of Georg
u h, becau e he h more'
power and i more dec ptivc,"
J ck on aid. He cited what he
id were Bush' racial appeals
to white through u ckr on af­
firmative action and welfare.
Jackson sharply criticized the
Oct. 1 termination of General
Assistance benefits to 82,614
people in Michigan and said he
would help .lead a campaign
ainst Gov. John Engler' wel­
fare policie .
"The governor, in a rather
brutal, inhumane way, cut off
thou ands of people," he aid.
"We're going to organize a
march, per hap on L nsing, per­
haps round the late. We simply
can't abandon people this way."
Jackson said he wa holding
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"equal ri ht for very
Loui i ni n," if he win. the
runoff.
He rc ched out to tho e wh
fini hed third nd below, top­
pin hort of ing for their en­
dor ement but ying flattering
thin bout them.
"Buddy oemer tried," he
id. "I offer friend hip to
everyone in Loui in."
Pre-election poll h d howed
Duke running in virtually dead
he t with Edw rd and Roemer.
Duke wa counting on wh t h
come to be c lied the "hidden
vole," people who would not
admit their upport for him to
poll. ters, but planned to vote for
him once the curtains closed be-
hind them.
Joe McKern n of B ton
Rouge didn't hide his support
and he said he wasn't surprised
that 0 many other saw it hi
way. UI wouldn't have worked so
hard, if I wasn't convinced," he
said.
A former leader of the Ku
Klux Klan and an associate of
members of the Nazi part in the
past, Duke has worked hard to
persuade voters he has changed
and that he no longer. harbors
racist views, though evidence to
the contrary exists.
"I know what's going on, and
David Duke will be the one to
stop it," said Wilma White, a
Duke volunteer for two years .
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-A crowd of
more th n 00 ng "Dixie,' nd
lh. "B ttle Hymn of the
Republic" between ch nt of
"Duke-Duke-Duke? a David
Duke cl imed a runoff berth in
the governor'. ace Saturday.
The candid te made his p­
pe r nee at hi "victory party",
about 90 minute fter the polls
clo ed, and he wa mobbed by
c mp ign worker nd well­
wi hers,
He made a circuit of the pack­
ed ballroom, assisted by a half­
dozen security worker in
pu. hing through the crowd.
making stop for live appearan­
ce on TV while a five-piece
b nd pi yed "When Duke Goes
Marching In" to the traditional
Dixieland Jazz tune.
Hi party built slowly, then
crescendoed in time for the late­
night new. By then, the pattern
that would put him and former
Gov. Edwin Ed ards into a Nov.
16 runoff and spell defeat for
Gov. Buddy Roemer had become
clear.
When Duke finally spok� to
continue t f v r
conomic nction. until Pre i­
dent F.W. de KI rk m ke ddi­
tional reform .
De Klerk h
major ap rth id w
eek to negoti te n w con­
tititution th t will extend voting
rights to the BI ck majority.
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