Schwing and famous names in wacky 1992 campaigns
A comic tour of quirky 1992 candidacies from Yorba Linda to Santa Cruz. Schwing, Wayne and Garth parodies mingle with real runs by Vicki Lynn Wallis, Giovanni Graham, Connie Hamzy, and others. Includes Richard Nixon birthplace riffs and a 9 year old write-in candidate.
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Schwing
Yorba Linda
Calif
Richard Nixon
Wayne
Garth
California Assembly
Vicki Lynn Wallis
California
Jason Darnell
Santa Cruz
Fire at Oberlin Road Apartments Grips Two People
Fire broke out at apartments on Oberlin Road involving Joanne and her stepdaughter. A smoke detector was found removed from the wall in the upper hallway and placed on a banister, according to authorities.
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Joanne
Oberlin Road
Castle
Ava Uelevlups al
Local Candidates Rally Across Elyria Amid Busy Events
Brown and Mueller campaigned Sunday at multiple events in Elyria sharing optimistic views and greeting hundreds. Brown attended a bagel brunch with his daughters Emily and Elizabeth, then spoke at a UAW steak fry before a lunch with workers. Mueller met residents at the brunch and engaged supporters, while others discussed local politics and a nearby fire incident.
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Brown
Emily
Elizabeth
American Legion
Elyria
UAW
Mueller
Clinton Bush duel shapes final campaign push in 1992
Race Gilliam notes his daughter’s progress as local context while national campaign chatter centers on economic critique of Clinton and Bush. Perot is a factor after pouring millions into TV ads. The race outlook favors Clinton in polls with an eight point lead versus Bush, as Clinton plans a long victory lap across eight states ending in Colorado.
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Clinton
Bush
Colege
Perot
Senate
House
Cnn-Usa Today
Harris
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Little Rock
Women vie for governor in scattered races across states
The race features Deborah Arnesen in New Hampshire challenging Steve Merrill over taxes and abortion as Democrats aim to increase their governor incumbents to eight or more states. Other contests include Delaware Indiana Montana Missouri North Carolina North Dakota Utah Vermont Washington and West Virginia with various incumbents challengers and policy debates shaping the outcomes.
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Srahe Tnachav
Otntar Wuduailg
New Hampshire
Utah
Montana
North Dakota
Missouri
Deborah Arnie Arnesen
Steve Merrill
Merril
John Sununu
Arnesen
Merrill
Rhode Island
William Webster
U.S. Supreme Court
Reproductive Health Services
Govel Carnahan
State Workers’ Compensation Fund
North Carolina
Hunt
Tryig
Jim Gardner
Ed Schafer
Schafer
Gold Seal Co
Nicholas Spaeth
Michael Levitt
Norm Bangerter
Stewart Hanson
Merrill Cook
Vermont
Dean
Richard Snelling
Snelling
Barbara
John McClaughry
Washington
Booth Gardner
Ken Ekenberry
Mike Lowry
West Virginia
Guy Gaston Caperton
Caperton
Cleve Benedict
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George Bush
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Plato
Mark Schwing
Wayne and
Garth the Wacky Citg
Wayne's World
Peace and Freedom Party
Giovanni Graham
Connie Hamzy
Little Rock, Ark
Sweet Connie
Grand Funk Railroad
Ghana
Dalton
Mass
Kelly
Mike Ratcliff
Victoria County
Ral Jail
Linda Bean
Rep
Tom Andrews
Maine
Bean
Andrews
Nei
Wilkes Villa
Gilliam
Smurf
Dorothy Essex
Essex
Lorain County
Zielinski
James Gilliam
Annar- Chik
Ues Wacacu
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Brunswick Road
Robert H
Francis E
John T
Akron Beacon Journal
Robert Gorman
Bar Association
Dayton Daily News
Francis Sweeney
Sweeney
W Univ
Supreme Guart
Oto Democratic Party
Broad St
Columbus
Eugene Branstoc
THE
Columbus Dispatch
Paton
Associated Press
Delaware
Carper
Boasubliege Real Antetearee
Gary Scatt
Michael Castle
Indiana
Dan Quayle
Bayh
Linley Pearson
Dorothy Bradley
Marc Racicot
OPC Vt
Bender
Eee
A.C. Hudnutt
Elyna
Edito
Editorial
Arthur O Hudnatt
Cooper Hudnatt
Andrew
Young
Miller R
Angew
Ruckman
Wilam
Posey
Arthur D Hudnatt
Philip W Kelly
Matra Erlitar Accent
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Bam
Delvery
United States
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Lorain Publishing Company
East Ava
Chronicle- Telegram
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