Negative views of Perot rise in New York Times poll
The Times CBS poll of 1,315 adults shows Perot unfavorables up to 20 percent from 9 in late April while 34 percent approve of Bush and 78 percent disapprove of his handling of the economy. Clinton favorable rating sits at 16 percent with 40 percent unfavorable. In a three way race Bush leads 32 to 30 to 24.
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Clinton Shifts Plan To Help Economy And Budget
Clinton unveils a new economic blueprint aiming to lift campaign from third place by boosting investment in education job training and infrastructure. He scales back a middle class tax cut proposing either tax relief or child credit but not both to curb the deficit and spur growth.
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Perot's Campaign Platform Emerges In Staged Form
The campaign moves from outsider stance to a patchwork of policy proposals. Perot seeks papers from groups like Americans Public Welfare Association Sierra Club Planned Parenthood NRA to craft briefing material. He assigns John White to lead issues and aims to map positions while preserving leadership appeal.
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Quayle Attacks Ice-T Song Then Bowls in California
Vice President Dan Quayle criticized Ice-T for Cop Killer and blasted a cultural elite in entertainment during stops in Los Angeles and San Diego. He also assailed Democrat Hillary Clinton and independent Ross Perot, labeling Perot a temperamental tycoon unable to withstand scrutiny.
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Cuomo says he wont be a running mate
Albany Gov Mario Cuomo says he has not changed his mind about not joining a ticket as vice president. He reiterated his position after weekend speculation that Bill Clinton might want him as a running mate. Cuomo previously stated he would say no if asked.
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