Buchanan surge fuels GOP rift and 1996 bid
Edward J. Rollins analyzes Patrick J. Buchanan's New Hampshire showing and its implications for the Republican base, fundraising, and the 1996 strategy. He argues Buchanan's momentum could press Bush to court conservatives, with Georgia as the next test and Reagan’s possible mediation to heal intra Party divisions.
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Iowa Faces Good News and Bad in 1980s Economic Growth
The Gazette notes Iowa’s gross state product rose over 50 percent from 33 billion in 1979 to 52.6 billion in 1989, while state spending nearly doubled from 1.76 billion to about 3.3 billion. It warns that spending outpaced productivity and urges fiscal restraint and pro growth policies to attract investment.
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Beauty and the Beast Seeks Best Picture Nod
Disney's Beauty and the Beast earns an Academy best picture nomination, breaking a 54 year bias against animated films. Roy Disney defends animation as entertainment value and argues four years of work deserve recognition beyond kids' fare.
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Tsongas Clinton fight shapes Nos. 1 and 3 spots
Robert G. Becker assesses New Hampshire results and the race dynamics for the Democratic nomination. Clinton rides momentum after a solid debate and resilient messaging, while Tsongas faces arcing scrutiny as third place looms behind Kerrey and Harkin.
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Guest column argues socialism fails in health care
The author argues against government or national health insurance asserting it would waste tax dollars and reduce innovation. They cite cost, bureaucratic control, and moral concerns while endorsing privatization with market competition and consumer choice as superior.
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