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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1992
Page
3
Bill Clinton campaigned in Georgia aiming to draw suburban white and urban black voters to defeat Bush by promising a new welfare approach with help but no endless handouts. He seeks to break the Southern Republican coalition by building his own alliance.
A Boston report says about 30 million Americans are poor or struggling and fail to eat enough, up 50 percent since the mid 1980s. Tufts analyst J Larry Brown notes increased poverty and lower incomes drive hunger, with risks to children, elderly health, and worker productivity. Heritage Foundation criticizes the figures as unreliable. Brown cites three methods yielding consistent totals near 30 million.
The Endeavour shuttle will bake bread in weightlessness as part of the Spacelab mission. Seven thousand Canadians suggested ideas for a Spar Aerospace contest. ten proposed bread. Crew includes first spaceflyer married couple, first black female astronaut, and first Japanese citizen aboard a US shuttle. Bread tests aim to see if yeast rises in zero gravity, not for taste or freshness.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers won a breakthrough video award for Give It Away at MTV's ninth annual VMAs. Ice-T defended rap as a mainstream form as Arrested Development won best rap video for Tennessee. Eric Clapton's Tears in Heaven was named best male video as he paid tribute to his late son Conor.
In Pittsburgh a man who died ten weeks after receiving a baboon liver in an experimental transplant was found to have HIV. The panel chair said doctors knew of the infection when approving the operation, drawing ethicist critique over using an HIV positive patient.
President Bush repeated a pledge against new taxes during a rally in Middletown New Jersey. He cited a Democratic tax increase he supported previously and urged voters in Pennsylvania and New Jersey to back his recovery plan amid unemployment around 8.2 percent in Pennsylvania and 9.4 percent in New Jersey.
Wisconsin state Sen. Russell Feingold won the Democratic U.S. Senate primary with an offbeat campaign including a Elvis endorsement TV ad. He will face Republican Robert Kasten.
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