Money drives reaction as 1996 front runners race fund
The piece notes money determines how fast the presidential field shrinks with front runners like Dole Gramm and Buchanan under pressure to raise large sums. It explains two timelines: traditional primaries starting mid February and a preprimary money and advertising race creating a focus on viability and televised campaigning.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Pete Willson
California
Sen
Bob Dole
Jess
Can- Saabe
Dole
Phil Gramm
Texas
Emmett H. Buell Jr
Denison University
Lamar Alexander
Tennessee
Gramm
Wilson
Colin L. Powell
Newt Gingrich
Richard Lugar
Indiana
Arlen Specter
Fetervatie
States push for sales tax on mail order catalogs
The text notes states seek to tax mail order sales as a way to gain revenue with a GOP Congress willing to shift powers. It mentions Oregon and Delaware as no tax states and questions preferential treatment. It then shifts to crime sentencing statistics and a snatch of political commentary.
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Sam Popkhin
University of California At San Diego
Iowa
New Hampshire
New England
New York
Washington
Ways and Means
House
Democratic Caucus
Vic Fazio
Capitol
Congress
U.S. Capitol
Senate
National Security
Dick Cheney
James Woolsey
Paul Wolfowitz
Richard Perle Burrow
American Enterprise Institute
GOP
Salt
Bob Packwood
Packwood
Transportation Department
Office of Commercial Space Transportation
Celestis Inc
Houston
Pentagon
Sam Nunn
Accountants On Call
Oregon
Bill Roth
Delaware
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