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University Daily Kansan / Thursday, April 30, 1992
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UMKC PUTS THE CHOOL BACK IN SUMMER SCHOOL
Going home to KC and want to keep working on your degree? No sweat. We'll give you special visiting student status that makes enrollment easier than ever.
Need to finesse coursework around your work schedule? No problema. We've got four-week terms, six-week terms and a catalog-full of courses going night and day.
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the Plaza or the Nelson and just hang out. At UMKC we try to take the sweat out of summer school and put the chool back in.
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WASHINGTON — Likely Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton yesterday paid a victor's call on Congress, winning a flood of new endorsements in a show of party unity triggered by his Pennsylvania primary slide.
The Arkansas governor, in private meetings with House and Senate Democrats, assumed the role of nomi-
The Associated Press
Invitations promised those who raised more than $92,000 a private photo opportunity with Bush and top fund-raisers a chance to sit at the head table with Bush or Vice President Dan Quayle.
WASHINGTON — President Bush Tuesday presided over the biggest political fund-raising campaign in history, a glittering dinner that brought in $9 million as contributors paid top dollar to rub elbows with the administration's elite.
Clinton visits Congress as party leader
The Associated Press
Contributors pay $1,500 minimum to help campaign
CAMPAIGN '92
Bush raises $9 million at dinner
"We don't believe it's buying influence, but certainly it's buying access to the system, yes," Fitzwater said. "When you contribute to the political parties and the political system, you are supporting the process in America, you're supporting the political process, you're buying into the political process as a participant."
The minimum contribution for the President's Dinner was $1,500 per person but the size of the donations ranged up to $400,000 from one executive.
"I know better than I did the depth of the cares and concerns of those who chose to support us and of those who didn't," he said.
Bush told the crowd of some 4,000 well-healed Republican that he has learned much from them.
Presidential representative Marlin Fitzwater defended the dinner's promise of special access to Bush and other key officials for the top contributors.
In the sessions, Clinton promised swift and cooperative action on health care and an economic growth plan if elected. Clinton said he raised differences in several areas but promised to run with and campaign with any member of Congress committed to change.
cratic Party to be rallying around a virtual nominee this early in the process," said Democratic National Committee Chairperson Ronald Brown.
Clinton made the trip for both symbolic and political reasons — to present himself as party leader and to allay skeptics' fears that a series of campaign controversies have wounded his candidacy.
We Didn't Invent The Wheel, But We'll Rebuild It.
*It is truly historic for the Demo-
nee and laid out fall campaign plans that likely will include criticisms of Congress but blame much of Washington's gridlock on divided government, participants said.
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