Former FCC member convicted of sexual assault and sodomy
Stephen Sharp, 44, a former Federal Communications Commission member and Washington lawyer, was found guilty by an Alexandria Circuit Court jury of sexually assaulting and twice performing oral sex on a neighborhood boy in the early 1980s. Sentences recommended: one year for sexual assault and two years for each sodomy count. The acts began when the victim was 12 and continued until 14 at Sharp's home.
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Clinton Hits Bush Over Big Spending During Labor Day Speech
In Columbia South Carolina Bill Clinton campaigns on the Labor Day weekend attack Bush for big government spending. He accuses Bush of presiding over the largest peacetime increase and cites a 23 percent rise in the White House staff budget as proof.
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Clinton Leads Bush in Poll of Battleground Counties
Time Magazine survey shows Clinton ahead nationwide 46 to 40 and leads in five key suburban counties. St Louis County Missouri Clinton 48 Bush 37. Middlesex New Jersey Clinton 49 Bush 36. Contra Costa California Clinton 57 Bush 29. DeKalb Georgia Clinton 55 Bush 32. Montgomery Ohio Clinton 42 Bush 41. Nebraskans favor Bush Quayle 45 Clinton Gore 38 per Omaha World-Herald poll.
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Workers approve pact ending GM strike in Ohio area
United Auto Workers local members in Youngstown voted 98 percent in favor of a tentative agreement with General Motors, ending a strike that idled about 42,900 workers and closed nine plants. The deal preserves 240 tool and die jobs and fills 160 vacancies with GM workers from layoffs.
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Bush Attacks Rival's Environmental Record During Campaign Swing
President Bush accused Democrat Bill Clinton of the world's worst environmental record as he campaigned through the South and battleground states. He sought to reach Reagan Democrats, visited a Democrat family in Asheville, and criticized Clinton over hurricane aid and environmental policy amid a driving rain at the North Carolina Apple Festival.
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