Clinton rolls out national health plan in Columbus rally
Democrat Bill Clinton unveiled a plan for national health insurance at a Columbus rally before about 8,000 supporters. Secret Service briefly moved him after an anti abortion demonstrator tried to pull a shirt. Clinton pledged to submit a health care proposal within 100 days of taking office as Gore stood with him on a 1,000 mile bus tour to bolster momentum from the convention. The incident involved Dan McCleese of Grove City, Ohio.
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Michael Dukakis
Bush slams Clinton plan in White House remarks
President Bush used a Rose Garden briefing with Boys Nation youths to attack Bill Clinton's economic-growth plan, accuse the Democratic nominee of borrowing Republican rhetoric, and defend his AIDS budget of 4.9 billion for research and care as part of a broader push to win the war on AIDS and accelerate a break through.
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County weighs antifreeze recycling machine proposal
Conrad Braun of Braun and Associates pitches Franklin County on a $5995 antifreeze recycling unit that can purify about a gallon per hour and recycle 85 to 90 percent of household antifreeze, with heavy metals filtering but disposal still required. commission did not buy. They also reviewed a $1550 computer purchase for Public Works and delayed action until compatibility with existing units is confirmed. Leroy Wasmund had prostate surgery last week and planned home recovery.
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Herald
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Braun and Associates
Franklin County
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Public Works
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Chamberlin
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Big money at Franklin County Fair and Rodeo demolition derby
The 127th Franklin County Fair saw about 7,500 in derby prizes and 34,800 in 4-H Market Animal Sale proceeds. The demolition derby drew 83 drivers from four states, with Gary Shoemaker winning 2,500 and 7,200 spectators watching. A Saturday stabbing incident resulted in no arrests, and crowd growth reflected a larger seating plan. Continued on page 2.
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DeSoto
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Excelsior Springs
Ed Lindsey
Weston
Doug Miller
Lawrence
Trent Beebe
Appleton
Kirk Amos
Tracy
Ralph Young
Alexis Hall
Evette Hall
AIDS conference denounces U S entry ban amid rising infections
More than 10,000 scientists and activists gather at the eighth International Conference on AIDS in Amsterdam. Dr. Michael Merson warns that by 2000 women may account for over half of new infections. protesters denounce U S visa limits for AIDS patients as the meeting was moved from Boston. U S rules permit only short visits for infected entrants.
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