Ad producer uses faked photo in anti Clinton spot
Floyd Brown and his Presidential Victory Committee aired a 30 second ad showing a altered image of Bill Clinton with Edward Kennedy. Brown acknowledged Kennedy’s head was inserted, replacing Tennessee lawmaker, and claimed standard special effects were used.
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Bush weighs release of delayed clean air rules
The White House aims to issue up to six long delayed clean air regulations before the election to bolster Bush's environmental stance. Key rules include acid rain limits for power plants, with several deadlines already missed, despite criticism of administration delays and conflicts between the EPA and Quayle’s competitiveness council. Critics say delays undermine the 1990 Clean Air Act and Democratic attacks point to ads alleging weakening of the law.
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White House outlines emissions rules schedule for Week Ahead
White House and EPA officials plan to issue final regulations next week aiming to cut sulfur dioxide emissions from utilities to curb acid rain. Proposals include curbing toxic air pollutants from steel industry coke ovens and enforcing tighter auto emissions in smoggy urban areas. A final rule on some items may come months later.
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Perot Responds to Spoiler Charge in Campaign Ad
Presidential candidate Ross Perot rebutted claims a vote for him wastes ballots. An ad featuring his family noted his appeal, while his children recalled a private Fortune article revealing his wealth. The campaign has spent about 48 million dollars, with 30 million in six weeks financing and an ABC airtime buy ahead of Monday Night Football.
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Quayle Praises Osprey Deal At Boeing Plant
Vice President Dan Quayle announced a 1.4 billion contract for the V 22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft outside the Boeing Helicopter factory in ESSINGTON Pennsylvania, claiming it will bring good jobs to the Philadelphia region and criticizing Clinton defense cuts. He noted two crashes among prototypes and defended continued production amid mixed reception from workers.
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