Three Candidates Plan Boldly To Jump Start Economy
Michael Shanahan and Miles Bernson outline how Bush Clinton and Perot differ on reviving the faltering U S economy. Clinton would reverse 12 years of conservative policy, using government as a tool for change, while Bush and Perot advocate other approaches influencing market dynamics and policy. Local residents share views on how these plans could affect everyone this election year.
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Bill Clinton
Ross Perot
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Ronald Reagan
Arkansas
Political Clash Over Deficit and Economic Growth
The dialogue contrasts Bush and Perot on deficit plans and a broader shift to tax cuts and spending limits versus tax increases and spending cuts. Clinton faces high unemployment and deficits while proposing public works and investments to jumpstart growth, with economists urging quicker stimulus as the election unfolds. Local business leaders weigh in on the economy and policy directions.
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D Amato leads Abrams in county poll in Onondaga
Washington Onon daga County voters favor U S Senator Alfonso D Amato over Attorney General Robert Abrams by nine points 39 to 30 in a Herald Journal poll. statewide Abrams leads 46 to 41. margins about 4.5 points. D Amato cites Syracuse area strength and momentum.
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Onondaga County
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Alfonso D'Amato
Robert Abrams
Herald-Journal
D'Amato
Abrams
Marist College Institute For Public Opinion
Syracuse
New York
Syracuse University
Oswego County nuclear plants among worst in performance
Oswego County's three nuclear plants lag national averages in several NRC measured areas. James A. FitzPatrick and Nine Mile Point 1 were among the worst in the nation in some categories, with Nine Mile Point 2 also faring poorly in parts. The NRC uses these report cards with inspections to guide resource focus.
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New York Power Authority
James A. FitzPatrick
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NBC
John Kopeck
NRC
Nine Mile 1
Canadians vote on constitution in nationwide referendum
Canadians vote on a broad constitutional reform package aimed at appeasing Quebec separatist sentiment while restructuring the Senate and extending changes to all provinces. The non binding referendum requires approval by all provincial legislatures, with polls showing varied regional support and opposition.
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Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Perot accuses GOP of planning to smear daughter
In a Pittsburgh interview Ross Perot said he left the presidential race in July after being told Republican operatives planned to smear his daughter by distributing a fake photograph and disrupt her wedding. He acknowledged he cannot prove the claims.
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N.J
Ross Perot
Boys Try Bubble Science At Museum Event
Cindy E. Rodriguez reports two 9 year olds Adam Braveman and Andrew Aiello explored a life sized bubble at a Sunday preview at the Milton J Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology. The ring shaped basin held bubble solution and offered a hands on science moment for members and visitors.
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Andrew Aiello
Aiello
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology
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