Bush Defends Trade Record At Southern GOP Gathering
President Bush slammed Democratic economic plans and criticized opponents as ambulance chasing lawyers to a loyal crowd of Republican leaders at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference. He touted gains in American goods overseas and defended textile limits backed by South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell and Senator Strom Thurmond, while accusing Democrats of obstructing trade policy.
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Campbell In Bush's Ford In Charleston
President Bush names South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell as national co chairman of his re election campaign during an appearance in Charleston before about 1000 Southern Republican leaders Campbell previously served as Bush southern chairman in 1988 and helped win the South Carolina GOP primary and later Super Tuesday Bush aides offered no details on the new chairmanship plan.
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Michael Dukakis
Millions At Stake In Trust Dispute In California
Stanford University and a museum seek to block a $97 million trust awarding funds to the Christian Science Church unless it approves a biography of its founder. They argue the trust terms are unmet and money should go to secondary beneficiaries, Sanford and the museum. A Los Angeles Superior Court hearing centers on whether the 1947 biography of Mary Baker Eddy is authorized by the Mother Church and widely displayed in church readings.
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Buchanan Makes Brief Southern Stop In Presidential Bid
Patrick J. Buchanan arrived at Bush Field drawing a 300 plus crowd as posters waved and chants of We Want Pat filled the gate. The former White House speech writer and candidate declared aim to reclaim the Republican heart and soul before moving on to Charleston for a Southern Republican Leadership Conference event.
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Senate expands aid to college students with higher education act
The Senate passed an 857 billion five year higher education package expanding Pell grants and income eligibility. It would raise the income limit to 42,000 and add 600,000 students. Pell grants would rise to 3600 in 1993 and 4800 in 1997, with total program spending of 8.4 billion next year. Kennedy touts it as a vital investment while Helms opposes cost.
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Gates Signals JFK Files Will Be Released
CIA Director Robert Gates said the agency will move toward declassifying Kennedy assassination files as part of a government review. He noted privacy rules and interagency ownership delay action, while promising a reinvigorated declassification biased review. Rep. Louis Stokes supports making the files public.
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