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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1992
Page
4
Secretary of State James Baker is expected to leave the Cabinet to help President Bush salvage a faltering campaign. White House officials deny a decision, but supporters insist Baker will return. Democrats mock the move as White House panic.
The article notes Democratic vice presidential nominee Baker could bring experience from four campaigns and links to Bush to the White House, aiming to clarify Bush's direction as he seeks a second term. Officials warn that talking up Baker risks signaling political disarray, while Bush and Baker say no decision has been made and announcements may wait.
Georgia voters sent anti incumbent signals in a primary. Newt Gingrich edged Herman Clark by 980 votes securing 51 percent to 49 percent. Charles Hatcher was forced into a runoff and Ben Jones lost his bid to move districts ending a two term career.
An environmental group official says the U S is considering buying large amounts of weapons grade uranium from Russia for use in civilian reactors. The Russian minister for atomic energy discussed the matter with U S Energy Department leaders. A memorandum of understanding was signed and several U S companies are ready to dilute warhead uranium for reactor fuel. The New York Times notes talks with France and Japan about similar uses.
Washington officials said that despite denials a decision had not been made, they expect Secretary of State James Baker to be replaced by deputy Lawrence Eagleburger. He would likely serve on an interim basis whether Baker takes a leave of absence or resigns.
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