Bush slips in poll race as TV talk shows draw crowds
President Bush joins CBS This Morning to push his message as polls show Clinton leading and Perot close behind. White House aides say the strategy aims to broaden exposure, while Clinton campaigns in Manhattan and Washington to energize party supporters ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Clinton leads with 33 percent, Perot 31 percent, Bush 28 percent.
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Clinton aide to join Clinton campaign in Arkansas trip
Deborah Sale, chief of staff to New York Governor Stan Lundine, will take a leave of absence to join Bill Clinton's presidential campaign. A longtime ally from Pocahontas, she previously advised Clinton in New York's April primary and has held Lundine's top staff post since 1986.
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Democrats Plan a TV Friendly Unconventional Convention
The Democrats press for a lively four day convention in New York aimed at TV audiences. They seek to attract voters disenchanted with politics through entertainment and interactive features including an MTV style backdrop and a national electronic town hall to register opinions by phone.
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County leads state in recycling effort gains lauded
Onondaga County recorded the largest collection of No 2 plastic bottles in New York in 1991 totaling 1707 tons and almost 25 000 tons of old newspapers, with overall waste recycling up 39 percent from year one. The county earned a 1992 national recycling excellence award from the Solid Waste Association of North America, one of three communities recognized.
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Recycling Rules For Newspapers And Paper Goods
Emcee explains recyclable paper items including newspapers magazines and glossy catalogs. Instructions cover cleaning drying stacking in a brown bag and placement near bins with rain handling tips. The piece notes market uncertainty for paper cartons and plastics and mentions state policy timing and public outreach challenges.
Village official promotes education over fines on trash laws
Jorling cites Loney who says residents who don’t recycle miss benefits. East Syracuse has saved dump fees. Since Dec 1990 Loney issued 232 tickets for trash law violations with fines up to 250 each. Authorities favor warnings first, aiming to educate communities about enforcement.
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Ciciu Real Party Convention Shapes Up
A political scene forms around a party convention as key figures gauge momentum and plan strategies. Delegates and organizers mobilize activities, with public interest rising ahead of planned speeches and policy outlines.
New York and West Coast Notes on Party Delegations
New York and Washington head to Central Park Zoo while California parties toast Macy’s. Montana offers best skyline view from atop World Trade Center as Democratic Convention sites stretch from Battery Park to the Bronx, Staten Island, and the stock exchange. Fourteen delegates cover 42 locations with hosts paying all costs. Agponoyd Press notes Tsongas endorsement shaky as shorter sound bites dominate TV news. Clinton and Tsongas camps negotiate as July 12 kickoff leads to July 13-16 convention.
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Democrats set to announce convention keynote speakers
Four Democrats are expected to announce that three keynote speakers will address the New York convention. Former Texas congresswoman Barbara Jordan, Georgia Governor Zell Mauer, and New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley are highlighted. Elvis Presley’s tune is also eyed as a light moment for delegates.
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