19 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1992
Page
1
Ross Perot submitted his name for Arizona's 50th and final state ballot while suggesting he might declare to gain TV time to discuss the economy. He floated the idea on NBC's Today Show as Bush and Clinton sparred over debates and endorsements.
Payroll records released by a House subcommittee reveal 34 White House staffers earned more than 100000 a year in 1991, including John Sununu and Marlin Fitzwater. The documents, totaling 479 staffers, were disclosed over White House objections as lawmakers push for full public costs of running the White House.
A record of desperation sheds light on a tense stance and anxious actions amid mounting pressure. The document reflects urgent concerns, caution, and a call for decisive steps in a fraught situation.
Rachel Polplatz, 82, vanished two months after mailing May 1991 letters from near Countrytime Rest Home by Crowders Mountain State Park. Gaston police Detective Jeannette Seagle notes the letters show she desperately wanted to leave the home, though investigators remain without a breakthrough. Anne Zeimer of Oshkosh, Wis., alerted police after learning of the July 15 disappearance.
Washington and London pressed Berlin to ease interest rates amid skepticism over a forthcoming seven-nation finance ministers meeting. Analysts expect a bland communique that reassures currency markets but fails to bridge deep allied economic rifts. David Wyss warns the talks may mask tensions while seeking steps to revive the global economy.
In Charlotte, St Pete investors dispute George Shinns bid to buy the San Francisco Giants. A Mix 96 FM stunt delivered 10 tons of cow manure to Shinns residence, then redirected to Carmel Country Club. Shinn praised the gag, saying it would make a pretty yard.
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