Gramm Leads 1996 GOP Spending With 5 Million Outlay
Texas senator Phil Gramm has spent nearly 5 million of his 1996 presidential bid, outpacing rivals Bob Dole and Lamar Alexander in early FEC filings. Gramm reports about 8.7 million raised and 4.7 million spent, while Dole shows 4.4 million raised and 1.9 million spent. Alexander raised 5.2 million and spent 2.2 million on a 25 city tour. Gramm aims for 20 million, setting a high standard for contenders.
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Campaign Dollars Leave $4.8 Million From Senate Run
December transfers show $4.8 million in leftover funds from a prior Senate campaign. Koops notes most spending covered start up costs with figures due after documents are filed Saturday. FEC requires early 1995 quarterly reports from declared candidates. Pete Wilson has not entered the race and filed no fundraising data.
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Clinton faces GOP critique and fast fundraising plans
Clinton warns opponents of dangerous and shortsighted measures as he mounts a likely strong primary push. A Washington office coordinates early budget and fund raising with staffers signaling Clinton Gore. Clinton aims to raise about 33 million for the primary, while GOP rivals position themselves for a potential one term presidency.
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Growth of 800 numbers prompts 888 launch questions
The surge in mobile devices pagers and computers drives demand for personal 800 lines, especially for families with college children and travelers. Changes in May 1993 allow any 800 number from any carrier, but 888 numbers face brand and marketing hurdles as firms vie for vanity choices and timing remains uncertain.
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Prayer from 1A Prayer at Parkwood Baptist Church
The minister urged humility, prayer, and seeking God as Good Friday offers a chance to improve society. Ms Adams urged unity across races and aiding the disenfranchised while ministers aim to mobilize black Christians. The Promise Keepers multiracial conference at Parkwood Baptist Church plans a 400-man turnout led by Rev Bernard Sullivan.
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Tokyo cult leader Asahara linked to nerve gas probe
Police searchs at cult facilities uncover chemicals and equipment that could make nerve gas and evidence of potential biological weapon research. Arrests total 107 members on varied charges, none tied directly to the subway attack, as Asahara remains at large.
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First Navy coed mission returns to base
The first U.S. warship with women on board completed an extended mission and returned home after 15 pregnancies and noted by some as The Love Boat. Airman Apprentice Heather Halci shares a laugh with crew mates, illustrating the light moment aboard the ship.
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Clinton Tax Return Shows Large Refund Ahead of Deadline
President Clinton faces a tax filing with a reported $263,900 income and $55,313 taxes, yielding a $14,418 refund, half of which will offset next year’s bill. The OJ Simpson case judge criticized prosecutors for unfair tactics yet permitted jurors to view a fourth page of a crime scene report.
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Plan to keep Citadel all male sparks private college ties
Carolina plan targets leadership training at two private women’s colleges but cites no formal involvement or approval by The Citadel. Citadel attorney Dawes Cooke says the schools are not obligated by the plan. Separately, a South Carolina man ordered to repay his mother $47,314 swindled funds says he is broke and has quit his job to return to college.
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Pope John Paul II Seeks Aid in Good Friday Procession
Pope John Paul II, limping after hip surgery, asked for help carrying the cross in the Good Friday service. The call included a Protestant nun, a mother of three, and a teenage girl among those invited to assist.
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Gaston County Wins Extra Medicaid Funds for Health Clinics
The federal government granted Gaston County a special status to obtain additional Medicaid money for its public health and dental clinics, according to county officials. Mayor Jick Garland is job hunting while leading JobQuest efforts to place hundreds of youths this summer. In February, state House Republicans pushed for a governor’s line-item veto as part of their fall election contract.
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Economy slows as data show inflation constrained
A surge of new data including the first six month drop in industrial production suggests the U S economy is cooling and inflation is muted. Nations Bank publicly signals interest in merger talks with Chase Manhattan, per The Wall Street Journal report. Milt Hayes faces a fork in his career path between opening a motorcycle shop or pursuing another dream. The Charlotte Hornets aim to beat their season-long stronger rival to keep Central Division hopes alive. The Carolina Panthers must choose between drafting the top available player or trading for multiple lesser picks. Greg Maddux battles chicken pox while proving he can handle major league batters.
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Weather forecast for Greater Gaston area April 15 1995
The forecast lists highs from 73 to 76 across Greater Gaston Greensboro Hickory and Raleigh Durham with lows from 37 to 44 and no precipitation. The note cites historical high and low records for 1936 and 1943 and 1987 as reference.
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