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Friday, October 30, 1992
CAMPAIGN'92
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Clinton outlines social reforms
Campaign literature shows attack plan on crucial social issues
By Mark Martin
Kansan staff writer
Bill Clinton has accused George Bush of forgetting about social issues such as fighting AIDS and discrimination. Clinton says he will fight for the rights of those he claims the Bush administration has left behind.
In his 230-page campaign book,
"Putting People First," Clinton outlines many of his ideas on social policies. These plans include:
**Abortion:** Clinton is pro-choice. As president, Clinton says, he will sign the Freedom of Choice Act, which would make the Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade ruling a law. He
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would also repeal current laws that prohibit federally funded abortions and medical personnel from advising women about abortions.
■ Health Care: Clinton says it would require every employer to provide a core health-care package to its employees. Small businesses would be required to contribute to a government fund that would pay for health care. Clinton proposes creating a health standards board comprising consumers, business and government to establish an annual health budget for the nation.
**Crime:** Clinton would add 100,000 new police officers in the country, and he pledges to finance more drug treatment centers. He supports the Brady Bill, which would require a five-day waiting period for handgun purchases. He also proposes creating
boot camps for first-time, non-violent offenders as an alternative to jail. Clinton supports the death penalty.
■ AIDS: Clinton vows to make fighting AIDS a top priority in his administration. He says he will appoint an AIDS policy director to coordinate federal AIDS policies, speed up drug approval processes for AIDS medication and increase funding for medical research on AIDS. Clinton also promises to fully fund the Ryan White Health Care Act, which would provide health care for those with AIDS in urban areas who cannot afford it.
Discrimination: Clinton says he will strongly support the 1991 Civil Rights Act, which ensures fairness in the workplace. He would support legislation ensuring rights for gays and lesbians. Clinton also pledges to support sovereignty and self-determination for tribal governments on Native American reservations.
By Christine Laue
Kansan staff writer
Perot reminds voters they own the country
His social policies reflect this principle.
Again and again Ross Perot reminds people in the United States that they own their country. He calls this reminder the No. 1 principle that has animated the Perot movement.
"It can never be a gift bestowed by
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"Perot, "perot in his 118-
page book, "We Stand: How
We Can Take Back Our Country."
"I believe that most of our people want to share in the American dream," he says. "We must put a ladder down to reach them so they can climb out of the mire we've put them in. After that, the climbing is up to them. Soon it will be their turn to reach down and lend a hand."
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Perot addresses some social issues and spells out how he would deal with them in his book. These plans include:
Abortion: Perot supports a woman's right to have an abortion and encourages adoption as an alternative to abortion. He supports federal financing of reproductive counseling and of abortions for low-income women.
Health Care: Perot favors establishing a national health board as an independent federal agency to oversee cost containment, set a national health policy, determine a basic benefit package for universal health coverage and allow states to conduct pilot programs.
■ Crime: Perot supports manda
tory life sentences without parole for people convicted of three violent crimes. He would call for appropriate statutes to prosecute gang members and establishment of rehabilitation centers in prisons for youths convicted of drug or violent crime charges.
AIDS: Perot says it should be attacked at every level - education, prevention and accelerated research.
■ Discrimination: Perot has three approaches. "First, we ought to love one another," Perot says. "Second, for those who can't quite lift themselves up to that level, we have to get along with one another so we can队up and win. Third, for the hard-core haters, we're stuck with one another." He says that law and justice must be colorblind.
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JOYCE WOLF PRO-CHOICE CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE
In the 2nd District race for the State Senate, the National Organization for Women (NOW) supports both Joyce Wolf and Sandy Praeger. But NOW's policy is to automatically endorse incumbents with a pro-choice record.
Consider this:
Joyce will address underlying problems that sometimes compel women to have an abortion: poverty, joblessness, homelessness, lack of affordable child care, and discrimination.
Joyce supports making Roe v. Wade state law. Joyce advocates reducing the rate of teen-age pregnancies through an educational program that emphasizes self-esteem, peer-pressure resistance, and responsible sexuality.
Joyce belongs to the Democratic Party whose platform is pro-choice. Democrats have also taken the lead on children's initiatives, quality education, health care reform, civil rights, and other pro-people issues.
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