Survey finds voters feel better informed about 1992 race
A Times Mirror Center survey of 1,012 voters conducted November 5 to 8 shows 59 percent say they were more focused on issues in 1992 than 1988, while 77 percent felt informed enough to vote confidently. Voters also judged press fairness toward Bush and Clinton, and rated media quality mostly mid to low.
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United States
Ross Perot
Times Mirror Center For People and the Press
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State official OK'd Clinton passport file search
A top State Department political appointee, John Rogers, was told about and did not object to the September 30 search of Bill Clinton's passport files. The search, prompted by FOIA requests, also involved Clinton's mother and Ross Perot, with Tamposi relaying information to the inspector general's office. An assistant conducted the search without Tamposi’s initial consultation.
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State Department
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Elizabeth Tamposi
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Student wears condoms as fashion statement at Elmira high
Elmira NY, AP. Thursa Hargrove, 16, was removed from Elmira Free Academy after arriving in class with packaged condoms decorating her clothes and hair. She says the items were a safe sex message and fashion statement, while officials say she took the message too far.
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Money Rain Delays Traffic After Armored Truck Spill
A Wells Fargo armored truck on the Long Island Expressway in Elmhurst spills about 311000 dollars. About 3500 was recovered by police and Wells Fargo workers. most cash remains untraceable as drivers and bystanders gather scattered bills. No hot line exists for returns.
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Wells Fargo Armored Service Corp
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Elmhurst
Queens
Wells Fargo
Lyndhurst
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Cedar Rapids Gazette touts soybean ink and recycled newsprint as it urges readers to recycle by dropping papers in boxes at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and econofoods. It lists the newspaper’s established history since 1883, office at 500 Third Avenue SE, rates, and contact numbers.
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Third Avenue SE
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U.S
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