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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1992
Page
2
Two million New Yorkers lack health insurance and three million lack adequate coverage. Across the nation millions more have insufficient access to care, highlighting a broad access problem and policy implications for health coverage expansion.
On opening day Barrie Taylor, a 1992 Republican delegate from New York, travels from Syracuse to the Astrodome with husband Richard to rally support amid red white and blue displays. She recalls switching from Democrat to Republican after 1972 and mingles with delegates as Reagan and other figures speak.
Patrick J Buchanan, Bush conservative challenger, urged conservatives to back Bush at the convention. He left television to run for president, praised Bush as aligned with social conservatives, prompting mixed reactions from the crowd while his former boss Ronald Reagan spoke soon after.
Barbara Bush, speaking after a Veterans of Foreign Wars event in Indianapolis, regrets breaking silence on abortion by urging Republicans to drop the anti abortion plank. She warned critics about the economy and challenged Clinton ideas as costly to growth, saying peace is not cheap but things are turning around.
In Houston on Monday, 16 Wisconsin Republican National Convention delegates, alternates, and guests were stranded on a highway in midday heat when their bus broke down. A state trooper contacted help, and a kind driver from Virginia, Cyndy Martin, reported the woman who stopped to provide ice and cups before leaving the scene.
Gulf War veterans in New York and Ohio say the pressing 1992 campaign issues are taxes unemployment and a national health plan not the war with Iraq. They praise Bush as commander in chief but fault the economy and domestic policy, while some still back him despite concerns over the home front.
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