Bush and Clinton win as Perot shows strength in Kentucky Arkansas
President Bush and Bill Clinton scored easy victories in Arkansas Kentucky and Idaho as the primary season nears nominations in California New Jersey and Ohio. Perot drew support from uncommitted voters with 28 percent in Democratic Kentucky 26 percent in Republican Kentucky and 18 percent in Arkansas. Clinton led Kentucky and Arkansas with large margins as results came in.
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Republican sweep broadens Clinton era split across states
In Kentucky Bush led with 74 percent, Arkansas 87 percent, Idaho 64 percent as Bush carried GOP contests. Uncommitted voters and challenger Patrick Buchanan cut the Idaho total. Arkansas saw Blanche Lambert defeat Rep Bill Alexander, while Rep Beryl Alexander won only 40 percent and faces a June 9 runoff. Kentucky term hopes for Rep Carroll Hubbard and his wife Carol were dashed.
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Clinton campaign researchers dig into opponents pasts
Clinton aides deploy a team of patent researchers in a high stakes bid to uncover rivals pasts. The Democratic effort contrasts with Republicans who emphasize secrecy as they use modern databases and scanners to build dossiers on leading Democrats while preparing to release damaging material in the fall.
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D'Amato seeks third Senate term amid bold stands
Sen. Alfonso D'Amato announced a bid for a third term citing tough stands against the establishment, the Bush administration, and Saddam Hussein. He spoke at Onondaga County GOP HQ in Syracuse with 15 officials present and planned stops in Binghamton, Rochester, and Buffalo.
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