Republicans eye 1992 gains as Bush leads poll surge
Our View argues that Bush's 1992 re election prospects look strong with 91 percent Gulf War approval and GOP over Democrats in party ID. Yet voters may drift as war fade and Democrats resist Bush domestic plans, influencing any realignment and election outcomes.
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Be Sure To Check The Mail You May Qualify As A Senior
A woman receives a mailing inviting her to join the National Alliance of Senior Citizens a group for older Americans. She wonders when turning 40 signals senior citizen status and frets about the credibility of a senior ID card and possible misuse.
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Uncle Sam Debt Sink Deepens War Poland Aide Debt
The piece condemns US debt relief to Poland, arguing Washington transferred nearly 3 billion owed by Warsaw to the US national debt. It decries global lending, IMF and EBRD roles, and calls for ending foreign aid and global lending to curb state socialism and protect US wealth. It highlights figures like Lech Walesa, Bush, IMF, EBRD, and Japan, and questions who bears the cost.
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Gore Poised Yet Declines 1992 Presidential Run
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee remains reluctant to announce a bid for the 1992 Democratic nomination. He cites voters mood, fund-raising hurdles, and family considerations while acknowledging Bush’s Gulf War leadership may influence timing and impact if Bush performs well domestically. Gore says he will decide later, noting a Catch-22 as delegates remain scarce and pressure to enter grows slowly.
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Patriot missile myth fades as Gulf War doubts rise
An analysis questions the Patriot missile’s prowess in the Gulf War. Experts say ground damage and casualties increased at times, and famous TV coverage may have overstated success. The piece notes Israel’s heavy Scud damage, unanswered intercepts, and Congress debates on Star Wars funding amid lingering questions about high tech hype.
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