Ethanol Dilemma Shapes Bush Campaign Watch
The Gazette notes President Bush avoids using the word ethanol at a Illinois State Fair stop as EPA rules threaten year round ethanol in nine smoggiest cities. The piece contrasts Bush and Clinton positions, cites legal and scientific debate, and urges a long term national energy policy free of parochial politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Brett Hulsey
The
Gazette
Arkansas
Sen
al Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
Clark and
Getty
Solomon
White House
Aftermath of Hurricane Andrew Hits South Florida
The piece reflects on the devastation across the Miami area and Gulf Coast, noting the swift disaster aid from President Bush, relief efforts by charities, and continuing hardship. It highlights looting as a negative aside to overall resilience and determination to recover.
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South Florida
Gulf Coast
Pacific
Miami
Bush
Biomcaie
Hoover echoes past to shape present politics in 1990s debate
In a 1990s context James L. Rowe Jr. notes how Hoover era myth persists amid a faltering economy. Democrats like Tom Harkin compare Bush to Hoover. Republicans reject the linkage. The piece traces Hoover’s early 1930s actions, including a voluntary plan to curb unemployment and wage loss as the Depression began.
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James L. Rowe Jr
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Hoover
George Bush
Harkin
George Herbert Hoover
Bush
Jack Kemp
Housing and Urban
Bill Clinton
Leno
Clinton
Roosevelt and Hoover Clash Over Economics in 1932 Campaign
The piece traces Hoover’s early public works push and deficit expansion versus Roosevelt’s attacks on deficits and his shift toward aggressive New Deal intervention. It notes RFC loans, farm relief, and Hoover’s reluctance on direct unemployment aid, plus MacArthur's actions against the Bonus Army and the campaign framing by economists.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Economics
Congress
U.S
Commerce
Harding
Coolidge
David Burner
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
White House
MacArthur
Robert Carson
Carson
Albany
Pittsburgh
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
FDR
Herbert Hoover
Markets Show Bush Rally Fails to Lift Stocks
The piece argues financial markets remain rational and wary after the Republican convention. It notes the dollar’s drop against the German mark, central banks’ intervention, and a lack of market bounce despite Bush’s perceived momentum. It warns investors may back away from backing a Bush victory.
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Bush
U N famine relief agencies blamed for Somalia disaster
Somali rights advocate Makiya Omaar and Alex de Waal argue that United Nations famine relief agencies failed in Somalia. They urge an independent public inquiry, full disclosure of all files, accountability for officials, and sweeping reforms to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakiya Omaar
Somalia
United Nations
International Committee of the Red Cross
Save the Children Fund
Britain
U.N
Unicef
World Food Program
Security Council
Red Cross
Kenya
United Nation
India
Botswana
Commission of Inquiry
Kremlin
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Makiya Omaar
Africa Watch
Alex de Waal
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J.F. Hladky Jr
Gpsokpaeha Cabinet of Directors
Joe Hladky III
Ken Slaughter
Dale Larson
Jerry Elsen
Mark Bowden
Andrew
President Hoover
Washington Post
Robert Reno
Hillary Clinton
Felix Rohatyn
Houston
Eisenhower
Los Angeles Times
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