Quayle Spelling Joke At Orlando Tavern
At Sam Snead's Tavern in Orlando patrons chuckled over a handwritten note on Quayle's vice presidential letter head. The missive to Snead recalls a weekend golf at Snead's Virginia course and mentions spelling an e in potato as a sixth grader.
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Mulroney Conservatives gain in poll gains
Poll shows Prime Minister Mulroney's Conservatives at 22 percent among decided voters in a Toronto Star survey, their best since 1989, with Liberal lead at 20 points, NDP at 18, Reform at 10 from July interviews.
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Perot quits U S race after setback and Rollins exit
Texas billionaire Ross Perot announced he will not pursue an independent bid. He cited disruption and the risk of throwing the election to the House, saying he would not endorse Bush or Clinton. He noted about $10 million spent and credited Clinton era revival of the Democratic Party with ending his campaign.
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Clinton Accepts Democratic Nomination for 1992 White House Run
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton secured the Democratic nomination at Madison Square Garden after a Macy's scene of celebration with Hillary and Chelsea watching. He leads Bush in polls, with Gore set as running mate, while Perot drops out and a tour begins to push his campaign.
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Militant Peigan Leader Defends Violence Over River Fight
Milton Born With a Tooth, leader of the Peigan Lonefighters Society, defends violence to stop the Oldman River dam while a conference promotes non violent means to contest hydroelectric projects. He notes a court environmental review was ignored and recalls past actions. The event includes aboriginals from several nations debating methods.
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Canadian soldiers killed and injured in Germany clash
Cpl. Scott Davidson 28 of Kentville Nova Scotia died from a chest stab wound outside the Terras Bar in Lahr. Cpl. Robert Cook 25 of Halifax is in stable condition with a back wound. Six Turkish citizens were arrested as police investigated the incident. A separate UN case in Cambodia reported William Charles Symons, 21, of the Royal Canadian Regiment killed. Davidson’s father criticized the military’s handling of the news.
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Mulroney treads carefully on Senate reform with Quebec
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney signaled softened support for last week’s Senate reform deal amid Quebec opposition. He warned against any move that isolates Quebec and suggested a possible informal premiers meeting next week. Cooperation with Joe Clark echoes that no final agreement exists and no major changes are planned to the equal Senate proposal.
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