Reagan Relives 1980s Glory at GOP Convention Night
Miami Herald style piece reports Ronald Reagan accepting the presidential nomination at the Houston Republican convention. Pat Buchanan praises Bush’s unity while jokes imply Bush’s polling lag to Bill Clinton. Satirical segments mock Texan lore, barbecue habits, and a mock Astrodome wordplay about a “Demo Roast.”
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Bush seeks theme as GOP convention opens in Iowa
Republicans press for campaign themes as Bush pledges to fire up voters at the Iowa rally. Vice President Quayle backs Bush on values while Clinton targets budget issues from Arkansas. Gramm Kemp Alexander Weld named among key 1996 prospects at the convention opener.
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Reagan’s Speech Sparks Tears At Republican Convention
Ronald Reagan, 81, delivered a vintage address to the Republican convention, appearing as private citizen Ronald Reagan. Delegates echoed a desire to see him again, with signs like “Ron in 2000,” while his manner mixed vigor with moments of seeming startled response to the crowd.
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Ohio GOP eyes key role in Bush bid
Elyria delegate Robert Wilson says Ohio is seen as pivotal by GOP leaders as they bring heavy hitters to Houston to energize delegates. Polls show Bush trails Clinton nationally, with Ohio viewed as influential in November. Wilson notes the convention atmosphere remains favorable and tonight's session may be decisive for highlighting Bush’s domestic record and plans.
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Protest arrests at Houston clinic prompt jail terms
Forty one anti abortion demonstrators including a teen were jailed after clashing with abortion rights activists at a Houston clinic. They face misdemeanor charges of obstructing a passageway with fines up to 1500 dollars and up to 180 days in jail. Most refused to identify themselves at an initial court appearance and were held on 10000 dollar bond. Police said they would stay in Harris County Jail until they cooperated.
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Wal-Mart expansion talks face zoning hurdles in North Olmsted
Wal-Mart considered a site on Great Northern Boulevard but declined due to variance needs. A Dover Center and Lorain roads site aligned with zoning, but no tax abatement offered. No store location announced for North Olmsted. Elyria to open a 120,000 square foot Wal-Mart River Street Square on Sept. 1, anchoring the plaza with OfficeMax, Just Closeouts, and Sun TV.
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Western Steel lays off 85 workers after abrupt closure
On Friday Western Steel and a sister Gary plant abruptly ceased operations. About 85 unionized hourly workers were terminated, retirees lose health benefits at month end, and talks with union reps and lawyers continue as officials weigh possible reopening.
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Abortion splits delegate loyalties at GOP convention
Carol Weston of Eaton Township attends the Republican National Convention as a pro choice delegate while backing the GOP. She says the race is about more than abortion with jobs health care and taxes. Weston predicts Bush will win and notes the convention's progress and Reagan's address alongside fellow delegates.
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