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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1996

Page

3

Foreign Donations Tie Dole and Gingrich to International Funds

The 1990s campaign finance saga shows Republicans' ties to foreign nationals and foreign firms. James Riady and Pepe Fanjul backed both parties, Newt Gingrich or GOPAC hosted fundraisers at embassies, and lawmakers faced calls to reveal secret contributions.

Washington Bob Dole James Riady Pepe Fanjul Newt Gingrich California Gingrich GOPAC Patricia Schroeder D. Cole Republican Committee House

Perot Blames Censors for Low Debate Ratings

reform party nominee Ross Perot charges the Commission for Presidential Debates with censoring the show a bomb the commission excluded him from the forums Nielsen figures show the Clinton Dole second debate drew the lowest ratings of any presidential debate in TV history

Washington Ross Perot Reform Party Commission Perot Nielsen Media Research Clinton Bob Dole

1988 Campaign Notes Involving Donations and Investigations

Mrs Riady listed as living in Los Angeles. Rep Jay Kim under criminal investigation as four Korean corporations plead guilty to illicit contributions. Sen Frank Murkowski fined for accepting foreign donations. Gingrich defends accepting funds from a Sikhs fundraiser, saying contributions were smaller than Democrats and immigrants remain in the country.

Republican Party United States Sen Alfonso D'Amato R-Ny James Riady Clinton White House D’amato John Huang Riady Company Aileen Riady Dole Riady Los Angeles Jay Kim California Frank Murkowski Alaska Gingrich

Thurmond ads attack Close's business record in TV spot

Despite Thurmond's lead, the campaign airs a negative ad claiming Elliott Close never held a real job. Close, 43, responded that he worked at Springs Industries up to 1988 and later pursued real estate, noting some losing years in 1995.

Columbia Strom Thurmond Elliott Close Close Thurmond Springs Industries U.S. Senate Migratory Waterfowl Commission

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