Clinton passport file searches raise political controversy
An assistant secretary of state directed searches of U S Embassy files in Britain and Norway for Clinton years at Oxford. Gore called the move disturbing and outrageous while the State Department said the checks were legitimate, with the FBI finding no tampering.
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Baker may skip economics speech as Bush aides hedge
President Bush backed James Baker to lead domestic policy after a debate pledge, but White House officials now question if Baker will deliver a promised economic address slated for this week. Marlin Fitzwater said no firm date existed and Baker may not give the speech at all.
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Doctors find Clinton in good health
Four doctors who treated Bill Clinton released letters detailing examinations conducted in 1991 and updated tests from this year. They state he is generally healthy, following diet and exercise plans, and managing a mild chronic allergy. His health issues include heartburn and hoarseness from overuse of his voice, while high cholesterol and congestion are improving.
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TV viewers tune in to VP debate how quayle gore stockdale
About 15 million households or one third of Nielsen measured TV homes watched the 90 minute vice presidential debate. ABC led with a 15 rating and 25 share followed by NBC with 9.7 rating and 15 share and CBS with 9.6 rating and 16 share.
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Clinton and Bush Prep For Second Presidential Debate
President Bush and Bill Clinton prepared privately for their second debate as a campaign grows testier. Dan Quayle and Al Gore sparred from a distance while Ross Perot stayed out of view. Bush practiced for 90 minutes with Darman and Sununu as aides. Clinton remained in Williamsburg Virginia nursing an allergy irritated throat.
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Clinton Poised for Victory as Debates Notify Polls
Washington AP report notes halfway through debates, Clinton leads nationally with Gallup trends since 1936. GOP advisers urge Bush to attack Clinton’s character, while cautioning excessive negativity could backfire. Tennessee GOP chair says Clinton running away. Bush trails by about 12 points in that state.
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