Jerry Brown plans own bash during Democratic convention
Washington reports Brown with a campaign surplus plans two thank you concerts at the Ritz and a comedy show at the Improv called Jerry's World during the New York convention. He will also host a cable show from NYC streets daily. Aides quoted Mike Campbell.
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Physicians push posting of medical fees in waiting rooms
Doctors and hospitals urge price posting in waiting rooms to foster price competition and a healthier market. Critics warn the move could erode professionalism and reduce medicine to a retail mindset as New England physicians submit a price posting resolution to AMA policy makers at its five day meeting.
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Nussle Warns on Enterprise Zone Amid Election Politics
Iowa Rep. Jim Nussle voiced concern that Democrats may attach tax hikes or other provisions to the enterprise zone bill, risking a veto fight as House action looms this month. Nearby Rep. Dave Nagle countered, saying the measure could shift funds within cities and leave neighborhoods behind.
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Bush aide flies Caribbean trip funded by sugar magnate
Robert Mosbacher then commerce secretary and campaign chair flew with his wife from Palm Beach to Antigua on the expense of Jose Pepe Fanjul, a sugar-industry figure facing labor-violation settlements. The Dec 26 1990 trip valued at 1314 dollars is legal, though critics warn of potential conflicts. Spokesmen deny impropriety.
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Bush Spars With Perot Probes Over American Sense
President Bush denounced Perot ordered investigations as un-American and hinted he would strike back in the 1990 campaign. He called the probes "not very pleasant" and said he preferred not to answer further questions, signaling rising tensions with Perot.
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Supreme Court narrows federal appeals for condemned inmates
The court upheld Louisiana killer Robert Wayne Sawyer's death sentence in a unanimous ruling, while dividing 6-3 on the standard federal judges should use when reviewing new alleged errors in state death sentences. The decision limits access for death row inmates seeking federal review after initial appeals fail.
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