Perot enters race with heavy ad push in three-way contest
Ross Perot announced a serious campaign promising to focus on issues and launch a vivid advertising blitz. He reserved two half hour network blocks next week and floated a three-debate plan while Bush and Clinton eyed each other and debated the potential impact on the race.
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Kansas girl shares Perot spotlight in August a Kansas town
Adriane Caggiano a 9 year old fifth grader in Augusta Kansas shared the Perot spotlight as he returned to the presidential race. She wrote a letter to him urging him to fix the economy and help people, inspiring reporters to visit her home. Her parents a longtime Perot supporters say she is focused and hopeful.
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Kansans See Perot Entry Benefiting Clinton In Kansas
In Kansas, Democratic state Chairman John Bird and Bush campaign co chair Pete McGill say Perot's late entry helps Clinton more, predicting as much as 18 percent for Perot and a split vote that could threaten Bush. GOP leader Kim Wells argues Perot shakes up the race and opens room for Clinton’s advantage to shrink. Perot supporters admit a tough fight but remain hopeful about his national effort.
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Bush backs ethanol tie in bid to aid farms
President Bush defends bending federal rules to promote ethanol, saying it would boost the farm economy and energy security while adding a mere three tenths of a penny per gallon in certain smoggiest cities. Oil industry critics warn of a $250 million annual impact and Sen. Harkin calls it cynical posturing for votes in rural America.
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