Incumbent Hatcher loses Georgia runoff in 1992 primaries
Rep. Charles Hatcher falls to Sanford Bishop in a southwestern Georgia Democratic runoff as redistricting and voter anger help black voters gain in the South. Hatcher, seeking a seventh term, blamed district changes more than his house bank troubles, while Bishop advances toward a general election. In Colorado Campbell defeats Lamm for the Senate nomination, Heath trailing.
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Charles Hatcher
Georgia
House
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Congress
Colorado
US Senate
Richard Lamm
Senate
Josie Heath
U.S
Peace Corps
Paul Coverdell
Ing
House Bank
Campbell
Lamm
Heath
Tim Wirth
Barrett poised to be nation’s first Black woman sheriff
In Fulton County Georgia a 41 year old woman, Jackie Barrett, defeats incumbent Robert McMichael in the Democratic runoff with 56 percent to 44, securing a race against Republican Moris Chappell. Barrett, director of the Public Safety Training Center, praised department staff who supported her in a heavily Democratic county.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Jackie Barrett
Fulton County Public Safety Training Center
Robert McMichael
McMichael
Fulton County
Ms. Barrett
Moris Chappell
Betsy Cantrell
National Sheriffs Association
Alexandria
July Producer Prices Edge Up 0.1 Percent
The Labor Department said the July producer price index rose 0.1 percent as energy costs fell 0.4 percent and fruit prices plunged by 14.7 percent, marking the largest fruit drop in two decades. Core inflation rose 0.2 percent, while energy declines offset flat food prices and a big vegetable price gain.
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Washington
Labor Department
David Wyss
Dri-Mcgraw Hill Inc
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