Perot scores points in first debate
In St. Louis the first 1992 presidential debate left audiences split, with Bush Clinton and independent Ross Perot each seen as safe. Post debate polls show Perot improving opinions but Clinton and Bush maintaining leads.
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Panel rips Quayle plan to reform FDA
Washington The House Government Operations Committee issued a 27 page report criticizing Vice President Dan Quayle's Council on Competitiveness for plans to reform the FDA. It says private contractors and university boards would slow approvals and expose consumers to danger. The panel approved the report 24 to 14 and notes safeguards on accelerated approvals.
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Bush underpants fetch record bids at Ohio auction
In Piqua Linda Roth paid 325 dollars for President Bushs autographed underwear at the Great Outdoor Underwear Festival where Bushs undergarments were auctioned by telephone. Clinton and Gore autographs also sold for 200 dollars to Ron Bell of Troy as Clinton bid tops Bush in another lot.
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Good Parish Urged to Remember Goodness of Ousted Pastor
In DeWitt New York parishioners at St. David's Episcopal Church prayed for Rev. Walter Frey after the diocese announced accusations of sexual misconduct with several young men. Frey admitted guilt and seeks rehabilitation, while Bishop David Joslin addressed about 130 attendees, urging balance between acknowledging evil and goodness in his 28 years of ministry.
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Native Americans plan Columbus Day rally in Albany
Native Americans from across New York prepare a Columbus Day march at the Capitol to press for faster reparations over land claims and sales tax issues. Organizers expect 200 to 300 participants with speakers including Douglas George Kanentilo and Pete Seeger, urging state leaders to negotiate a larger land base and a resource fund.
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Two Americans Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
The Nobel Prize in physiology was awarded to Edmond Fischer and Edwin Krebs of the University of Washington for discoveries in reversible protein phosphorylation. The prize honors their work in the 1950s showing how proteins regulate cellular processes and energy use in muscle during contraction.
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