Clinton Leads in Three New Polls Nationwide Texas
The Associated Press reports Clinton holds a strong lead over Bush in national polls and in Texas. A Boston Globe survey of 600 voters shows Clinton 56 percent to Bush 32. In Texas, Clinton leads 49 35 in Harte-Hanks and 43 29 in a Houston Chronicle poll of 835 and 745 voters, with 10 and 23 percent undecided respectively. Bush's foreign policy strength remains, Clinton dominates domestic issues, Barbara Bush favored at 75 percent.
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Hill and Clinton hailed at ABA meeting in San Francisco
Anita Hill received the first standing ovation at the ABA Commission on Women in the Profession luncheon with 1,200 attendees. Hillary Clinton, founder of the women lawyers commission, delivered a keynote criticizing the Bush administration as Hill urged action against sexual harassment.
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TV sees increasing interest in Republican convention
New York networks expect lively coverage as the Republican National Convention in Houston on August 17 promises dissension within the GOP. CBS News, ABC, NBC, CNN, PBS, C-SPAN and MTV anticipate substantial hours. editors say news value drives airtime, not parity with the Democrats.
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Conservatives urge bold restructuring in Bush speech
Conservatives urge President Bush to outline a very bold restructuring of the federal government in his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. Newt Gingrich, Jack Kemp, and Vin Weber said in a memo that Bush should present plans to shrink the budget reform the welfare state cut taxes and expand the personal deduction while debating Medicare tax changes for high retirement incomes.
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