Bush shifts to education push amid theme day strategy
President Bush tours Norris Town High School in Pennsylvania to promote America 2000 education plan and visits Uniform Tubes Inc. in Collegeville as he fights to reframe his campaign toward domestic issues while warning Clinton’s foreign policy gains could be wasted. Clinton campaigns on welfare reform and education, touring Yale and the South, while Gore promotes votes in Texas’s Rio Grande Valley.
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Southern Baptist Convention
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Fla
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Arkansas
Yale
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Collegeville
Uniform Tubes Inc
al Gore
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Baghdad
Truman Daughter Sees Bush Unlike Her Father
Margaret Truman says there are no similarities between President Bush and Harry S. Truman in thought, word, or deed. She calls Bush a Connecticut elitist and contrasts him with her father, a Missouri farmer, noting a day versus night difference in approach to the presidency. She also comments that her Democrat stance aligns with Bill Clinton and downplays the draft issue, focusing on the economy.
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Margaret Truman
Bush
Harry S. Truman
NBC
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Connecticut
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Tornadoes Cause Severe Damage Across Wichita Area
Insurance officials estimate a week or more to tally Wichita area losses after three tornadoes struck Sedgwick County and Wichita. Farmers Insurance projects about 10 million in claims. carriers still settle 570 million from June hail. Debris removal and glass replacement underway as auto dealers report extensive damage to lots and facilities.
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The
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Farmers Insurance Group
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Kingman County
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Sedgwick
Lew Medlin
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Mazda
Randy Matchett
Rusty Eck Ford
Ray Riner
Riner
ANC calls for ouster of homeland leaders across South Africa
African National Congress leaders demand removal of conservative black homeland chiefs including Ciskei ruler Brig. Gen. Oupa Gqozo and Mopeli of Qwa Qwa. They plan marches while authorities refuse to cede power. ANC says reincorporation of homelands is urgent for a multiracial interim government.
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South Africa
African National Congress
Ciskei
ANC
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T. K. Mopeli
Oupa Gqozo
F.W. de Klerk
Gqozo
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Lucas Mangope
Bophuthatswana
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
Kwa-Zulu
Mopeli
Mangope
Buthelezi
Inkatha Freedom Party
Alfred Nzo
UN blames Bosnian forces for Sarajevo convoy attack
U N commander in Sarajevo accuses Bosnian government forces of firing on a white UN convoy near the airport, killing two French peacekeepers and wounding five others. French officers say fire came from a Bosnian controlled suburb. aid flights are suspended amid ongoing clashes around the airstrip.
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