Bush speech signals GOP bounce after convention
Editorial notes George Bush failed to deliver a speech of his life yet gave Republicans a hopeful post convention lift. He highlighted past actions to reduce nuclear threat and expand freedom, admitted economic mistakes, vowed to veto bills beyond budget limits, and contrasted his record with Clinton. Dan Quayle and Bob Dole strengthened the moment as Bush regained momentum toward Election Day.
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Nuclear plant delay pushes cost to 2.3 billion
Wolf Creek reactor completion slips to spring 1985 raising estimates from 1.9 billion to at least 2.3 billion. Owners Kansas Gas and Electric and partners announce the delay amid ongoing construction near Burlington. A federal court ruling on coal shipping rates could raise residential electricity by about 30 cents monthly, with KPL planning an appeal.
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Historic dates span revolts, trials, and leaders across centuries
Today in history recounts 1680 property seizure in India era, 1831 Turner’s Virginia leadership, 1858 events with Lincoln era, 1991 coup against Gorbachev facing Yeltsin, Santa Fe uprising, Abraham Lincoln Douglas debates, 1878 American Bar Association founding, 1940 Trotsky assassination in Mexico City, and 1963 South Vietnam martial law amid Buddhist protests.
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Cold War winner debate amid Ogarkov interview revelation
The piece argues over who won the Cold War, citing an off the record 1983 talk with Marshal Ogarkov. It suggests the Soviet system failed at home, while U S air power and economic factors pressed Moscow toward collapse, with political blame shared across parties.
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Convention credits the GOP with harsh attacks and religious aims
The Houston convention coverage portrays a Republican Party driven by the religious right and hard line conservatives. It cites attacks on Hillary and Bill Clinton, references to Fidel Castro and a semi Nazi portrayal of Mrs Clinton, and notes the focus on social issues to divert attention from economic woes.
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Economy still the key issue in 1992 campaign
The 1992 presidential race centers on the economy as the Houston convention links economic health to voting choices. Bush faces a sluggish growth outlook, rising unemployment, and a budget deficit while Republicans push a culture driven message on family values and social issues to appeal to voters.
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