Debate observers split as Perot and Clinton lead in Kansas
Kansas observers split on the debate winner with Ross Perot praised for his one liners and attack stance while Bill Clinton avoided mistakes. Bush supporters noted character questions and the president outlined differences, leaving Perot with potential vote gains but no decisive victory.
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Candidates stay conservative in opening round
The three candidates clash on McCarthyism taxes and experience as they defend records and propose paths for growth. Clinton notes his patriotism while critiquing attacks, Bush defends his presidency and fiscal restraint, and Perot promotes deficit reduction and business acumen. They meet next in Richmond and East Lansing.
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Wisconsin
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England
Kansas U.S. Senate candidates spar over health care trade debate
In Garden City a four-way forum heated as Gloria O'Dell and Bob Dole clashed on health care with O'Dell backing single payer and accusing Dole of pharmaceutical influence while Dole touted tax credit tuning and market options. Kirk and Campbell-Cline urged free trade critique and western Kansas diversification.
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Kirk
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Congress
Perot Gains Favour But Keeps Lead in Polls
After the first debate Ross Perot drew more favorable opinions in CBS USA Today CNN and Gallup Newsweek polls. Yet most voters still favored Bush or Clinton with Clinton holding a large lead and only a modest chance Perot could erode it significantly.
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Bush Looks Cautious as GOP Fears Slip in Polls
Analysts say Bush conservative stance fails to move voters. Perot gains a glow from humor while Clinton’s strengths overlooked. Cronin notes Bush lacked inspiration. Burnham Barber doubt any gut issue impact. Lamm credits Clinton’s star power despite Perot’s humor.
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Colorado
Pomona adopts 1992 Standard Traffic Ordinance
City of Pomona Kansas adopts by reference the Standard Traffic Ordinance for Kansas Cities Edition 1992. Ordinance 411 sets penalties from 10 to 500 dollars for traffic infractions and repeals Ordinance 404. Effective after publication in the official newspaper.
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