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Tuesday. October 20,1992
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Crown Cinema
BEFORE & PM- ADULTS $3.00
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Singles (P) 13
Daily I/O May 8, 2016
Hero (P) 13
Daily I/O Sep. 28, 2016
The Mighty Ducks (P)
Daily I/O Sept. 18, 2016
Snakers (P) 13
Daily I/O Sept. 18, 2016
Last of the Mohicans (R)
Daily I/O Sept. 18, 2016
Candyman (R)
Daily I/O Sept. 18, 2016
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A League of their Own (PG)
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Sat Dec 10, 2:30
Dust Jan 8, 1:00
Dust Jan 8, 1:00
Sat Dec 10, 2:30
Sat Dec 10, 2:30
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Homecoming Prep Meeting
Wednesday, October 21
Adams Alumni Center Prepare for Parade, Billboard, Tent Decoration & Mizzou Road Trip
Two political advertisements for Perot for President that ran in the University Daily Kansan on October 16th were paid for by the Perot for President Committee Treasurer of Douglas County, NOT the Douglas County Treasurer. The Kansan regrets any implication that the ads were paid for by the Douglas County Treasurer.
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To hold the office of the president, one must be:
* at least 35 years old
* an American citizen
How to get on the presidential ballot
For your name to be listed on the ballot, you must either:
(ROSS PEROT'S SUPPORTERS DID THIS ... 5,000
SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED TO BE ON THE KANSAS BALLET)
be nominated by one of the recognized
political parties ▼
RECOGNIZED WRITE-IN CANDIDATES IN KANSAS
Leona L蒲ain, New Alliance Party • Howard Phillips,
Taxpayers Party • James Wright, Independents, U.S.A.
James “Bo” Gritz, America First • John Hagelin,
Natural Law Party • Jerry Carroll (affiliation not listed)
(THE RECONCILED PARTIES ARE REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND LIBERALISMANS. FOR A PARTY TO Achieve RECONCITION, IT MUST GET THE SUPPORT OF TWO PERCENT OF THE VOTERS IN ANY STATE ELECTION)
If you are not listed on the ballot,
you can be a write-in candidate:
Dan Schauer / KANSAN
(THIS IS THE FIRST YEAR IN THE HISTORY OF KANSAS THAT WRITE-IN VOTES WILL BE COUNTED ... WRITE IN CANDIDATES MUST REGISTER BY BILLYING OUT A FORM WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE IN TOPEKA BY 5 P.M. OCT. 26)
Research: Dolin Cormeny, Kansan staff writer
Bush fails to hit homerun with his time running out
Aggressive style has not altered dynamics of race
ANALYSIS
By Tom Raum
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — It was a more combative, more focused President Bush who took the stage in the last debate, hammering away at Democrat Bill Clinton's record as governor of Arkansas and repeatedly raising issues of character and trust.
The debate was to have been Bush's final rally. But in the end, it may have marked his last hurry.
Despite his strong finish, Bush clearly didn't hit the home run many Republicans said he needed in the wrapup showdown in East Lansing, Mich.
Nor did Clinton stumble.
So that left little in the final debate — as in the two that preceded it — to help Bush end his long stall in the polls and save his presidency.
Independent challenger Ross Perot, in his feistiest debate performance yet, used the word "irrelevant" several times.
And, in the end, that's how the three presidential debates over eight days may apply to the election outcome.
"I think that people were confirmed in their own opinions," said Henry Graff, presidential historian at Columbia University.
Even though Bush came across stronger last night than in the first two debates, Clinton "represents the spirit of a generational change in the making. Bush is last year's show. Clinton is the new fall show," Graff said.
The first poll out on the debate seemed to back up such claims. An instant poll by ABC News of 71 registered voters who watched the debate found that, despite Bush's aggressive performance, 36 percent regarded Clinton as the winner to 26 percent for Perot and 21 percent for Bush.
But, perhaps more significantly, their support of Bush was unchanged at 29 percent. Clinton's support
dropped slightly from 52 percent to 48 percent, and enough undecided voters switched to Perot to raise his support from 11 percent to 19 percent among those polled.
Bush had drawn criticism for being too relaxed and too offhand in the first two debates.
In his last-chance debate performance, he stepped up his attack, seeking to tar Clinton as a poor governor and an opportunist with "this pattern" of waffling — on everything from his draft history to the Mexican free trade agreement.
"You can't have it both ways," Bush told Clinton.
But it may have been too late.
The president repeatedly hit Clinton on his stewardship of Arkansas, at one point calling the state "the lowest of the low" and asserting "it's about time I started putting things in perspective."
"Bush was more passionate, more pointed, more focused. He was even clever, which is out of character for Bush," said Stuart Rothenberg, a Republican who publishes a nonpartisan political newsletter.
Still, he said, Bush's performance was "not enough now, with just two weeks to go" to alter the likely outcome of the election.
Computer Fair
KU Computer Fair sponsored by the KU Bookstores
Apple·Ava·Compaq·Hewlett-Packard IBM·IBMCompatibles·MTech Radio Shack Computers·Zenith
Where:
Kansas Union Jayhawk Room Level Five
When:
Wednesday, October 21 10am-2pm
Thanks to the following dealers for their participation Central Data Inc. Computer Consulting Connecting Point Jayhawk Bookstore KU Bookstores MicroTech Radio Shack
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KU Bookstores Computer Store Burge Union Level Two 864-5697