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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1992

Page

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Clinton Wins Democratic Nomination at Madison Square Garden

Bill Clinton secures the Democratic nomination amid unity displays from Jesse Jackson and Jimmy Carter as delegates approve a moderate platform. Jerry Brown ends as a largely sidelined challenger while Clinton warns the November race will be tough and the party tracks a 'revolution in government' with welfare work requirements and a tougher stance on crime.

New York Bill Clinton Madison Square Garden Jesse Jackson Jimmy Carter Clinton Jackson Arkansas Jerry Brown Brown White House United States

Scams and ripoffs rise as downturn fuels frauds

A nationwide surge in consumer fraud targets job seekers and homeowners. Fraudsters charge upfront fees for fake job leads and guaranteed loans, with victims from Florida, Maryland, Delaware, and Michigan reporting losses ranging from 200 to over 800 dollars. Foreclosure schemes and deceptive loan arrangements exacerbate the crisis.

Delaware

Partly cloudy high near 97 with 76 low

Weather summary notes a partly cloudy day with a high around 97 degrees and a low near 76. Details on 2A indicate hot and humid conditions continuing into the afternoon.

Paul Tsongas Faces Tough Primary Challenge to Clinton

Ex-Massachusetts senator Paul Tsongas mounted the sturdiest primary challenge to Bill Clinton with an endorsement that drew little enthusiasm from supporters, signaling a fraught race ahead.

Clinton

Kennedy to speak after Robert Kennedy tribute in Mass rally

Massachusetts senator Ted Kennedy will address a gathering after a tribute to his late brother Robert Kennedy. The event appears to honor the Kennedys’ liberal legacy within the party and reflects ongoing political momentum.

Kennedy Brother Robert

Kerrey Backs Ticket Despite Voter and Clinton Rejection

Nebraska senator Kerrey remains supportive of the ticket after being shunned by voters as the party’s nominee and by Hillary Clinton as a running mate. His continued backing signals alignment with the campaign’s core strategy despite dissension within the party.

Clinton Kerrey

Jerry Brown Voices Independent Stance Amid Clinton Unity Talks

Former California governor Jerry Brown remains a disruptive force to Democratic unity as he prepares to speak tonight without a formal endorsement from the Clinton camp. Brown’s stance underscores ongoing tensions within the party ahead of decisive votes.

Repackaging Clinton as thoughtful candidate begins

Scripps Howard News Service reports the Clinton campaign shifts focus from image of ambitious politician to a quiet self made intellectual. James Carville notes public misconceptions about Clinton’s background as campaign aides prepare his Thursday acceptance speech for a large TV audience.

Scripps Howard News Service New York Bill Clinton Clinton James Carville Arkansas

TV Schedule Roundup With Gavel-to-Gavel Coverage

A tight night across networks features ABC and CBS prime time blocks and NBC PBS listings. Cable networks CNN and C-SPAN offer gavel-to-gavel coverage and interviews throughout the evening.

CNN C-Span

Lawmakers under fire for using 204 year old immunity

Nine term senator Joe Johnson avoided a $25 traffic ticket by invoking a 1787 immunity law that shields legislators during sessions. The move drew sharp rebuke from critics and spurred a Senate Rules Committee push to end the privilege, arguing it harms public credibility and the legislature's reputation. Johnson said he was returning from a legislative function when stopped.

Raleigh Sen Joe Johnson Johnson Helen Marvin D-Gaston Senate Rules Committee Gerry Cohen J.M. Hunt Hunt

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