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"He is running as a liberal," said former White House Chief of Staff John Sununu. "If you're any farther to the right than this group, you're on the left," added conservative William Bennett. "And that's where Pat ends up Bennett and Sununu were two of several prominent GOP conservatives flown in for the Conservative Political Fund Victory dinner that the Bush re-election team turned into a Bush campaign event. Others included Rep. Bob Dornan, and HUD Secretary Jack Kemp, a fiery conservative whom Buchanan has been accusing in campaign speeches of abandoning his conservative roots.
The criticism and Reagan endorsem*nt appeared to whet Buchanan's legendary appetite for verbal combat. "Air Sununu flew in tonight with the Beltway Boys on board to declare George Bush a conservative and Pat Buchanan a the Buchanan campaign fired back in a hastily prepared statement. CAMPAIGN: Police forced to separate Bush and Buchanan supporters CARLM. CkHNOW Knight Ridder MANCHESTER, N.H. -Former President Ronald Reagan's endorsem*nt of George Bush provoked a spirited intra-Republican Party ruckus Saturday night that required police officers to separate rival factions of Bush and Patrick Buchanan supporters.
"No more lies," shouted the Buchanan supporters. "Four more years!" chanted the youthful Bush supporters. As the groups surged toward each other on a crowded stairway in the hotel lobby, those carrying Bush and Buchanan signs found themselves in quarters so close that their respective signs pressed against one another. "Bush is a liberal," chanted the Buchananites. That is exactly what a high-powered group of GOP conservatives flown in for the evening said about Buchanan an hour before the adjective apparently being the worst insult one con Registered Investment Advisor Holds Three Security Licenses Fee Based Minimum Account Size of $25,000 Over Nine Years Experience in the Securities Industry All Accounts Insured by Charles Schwab Co.
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Roberts was featured Friday night on "America's Most vVVanted" on Fox television. "Spear said sheriffs deputies tipped by an anonymous "I was surprised he was caught this soon very pleased that he was caught this soon," said Detective Lila Price of the Temple Police Department in central Texas. 1 Student found stabbed to death on UC campus BERKELEY, Calif. -A 20-year-old student was found stabbed to death in a building on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley, officials said. A custodian found the body of Grace Rualo Asuncion late Friday in Eshleman Hall, which houses student government offices, said Jesus Mena, a spokesman for the school.
Campus police had no suspects, said Lt. Pat Carroll. Witnesses said Asuncion frequently studied in the building, he said. The last slaying of a student on the campus was in 1975, Carroll said. Man slays prostitute he discovers is a male NEW YORK -A Bronx man went berserk early Saturday when he discovered that the prostitute he had brought home was not a woman, police said, fatally beating and stabbing the transvestite before jumping to his own death as officers broke down his door.
The prostitute, who was not identified Saturday by police, was well-known in the Bedford Park building, a warren of dingy cubicles and filthy narrow halls that was described by its residents as a den of drug dealing and prostitution. The assailant, Augustin 47-year-old Cuban immigrant, had moved into the building on Creston Avenue on Tuesday, said a neighbor, Juan Olmeda. 3 NTSB to examine voice recorder from cargo plane BEVANSVILLE-Federal investigators will examine the charred voice recorder from a military cargo plane that crashed into a motel and restaurant, but military officials didn't know Saturday whether it's usable. The Lockheed C-130 crashed Thursday while practicing takeoffs and landings at Evansville Regional Airport. Five crewmen aboard the plane and 11 people on the ground were killed.
Investigators so far have reported few clues as to the cause of the crash of the lumbering, four-engine turboprop. They spent a third day Saturday picking through the plane wreckage and Jbuildings. 1 Tech problems delay launch of Atlas rocket CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -The Air Force called off "Saturday's planned launch of an Atlas rocket with a military communications satellite because of technical problems. The unmanned rocket was supposed to blast off at 6:3 1 p.m.
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I had choices to make. I made the wrong choices," Fosdal quoted him as saying. ROGERS WORTHINGTONriicogo Tribune MILWAUKEE A psychiatrist for the prosecution agrees with the defense that Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer suffers from necrophilia but said Saturday it did not render him out of control when he killed. "Pathological sex needs" may have caused the 15 murders Dahmer is charged with, said Dr. Frederick Fosdal, a forensic psychiatrist.
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