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Thursday, September 10, 1992
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Plan Avoids Market Drops, Improves
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What FAST tells us is when to enter and exit the market, and which annuity stock fund has the most potential.
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Contact your Planning and Placement office for more information on Dallas opportunities.
The P.T. Zone
The Physical Therapy Department and Sports Medicine Clinic provide a range of treatment and rehabilitation services for students with musculoskeletal problems or activity-related injuries. P.T./Sports Medicine is staffed by registered therapists and physicians. For a Sports Medicine appointment and/or physician referral to P.T. call 864-9507.
Enter a world, not of muscle and joint pains and sprains, but a world of strength, mobility, and rehabilitation. Enter the P.T. Zone!
New Extended* Pharmacy Hours:
Mon-Thur 8 am - 9 pm*
Fri 8 am - 6 pm
Sat 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Sun 11 am - 3 pm*
Health Center 864-9500
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Regular Clinic Hours:
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Urgent Care (Additional Charge):
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CAMPAIGN'92
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Faxes: key to a quick attack
The Associated Press
This year's presidential campaign is turning into a fax competition,
In English and Spanish, Clinton campaigned electronically yesterday, touting his plan for health care reform and attacking Bush's cruel policy of sending Haitian refugees home.
Afterward he faxed the text of a new campaign commercial dealing with welfare reform, another asserting the Arkansas governor had the only health care reform plan that met the criteria established by the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, and a third attacking Bush's Haitian policy.
The GOP countered with a two-fisted fax attack, sending out Labor Secretary Lynn Martin's declaration that Clinton's Vietnam-draft evasion should not overshadow his record of raising taxes while governor of Arkansas. The fax managed to combine two key themes of Bush's underdog re-election drive: the GOB bid to depict Clinton as a habitual tax raiser, the other to raise questions about his draft record and thus, his fundamental character and trustworthiness.
"Our goal is to move the news out as quickly as possible," said Gordon Hensley, a campaign official who runs some of the networks. Some 150 news organizations in
"I want to reaffirm my opposition to the Bush administration's cruel refugees of returning Haitian refugees to their oppressors in Haiti without a fair hearing for political asylum," it said.
Washington might receive a fax that campaign officials want to distribute to the widest possible audience, he said. Other items, including a speech on farm policy, would go to reporters in the state.
While Bush was in Pennsylvania and New Jersey talking about education and the economy, his campaign sent out seven fax press releases by midafternoon. They pummed Clinton on economics, his support for an offshore ban on oil drilling and his farm policy.
In person, Bush prepped for what aides said would be an important economic policy speech today conceding that he had eradicated in 1980 by agreeing with congressional Democrats to raise taxes.
Clinton spent the day appealing for Jewish support in a satellite speech to the B'nai B'rith, a Jewish service organization. He underscored his proposal that would require welfare recipients to take jobs after two years
of education and training.
"We do not need to raise taxes in this country," he told a rally in Middletown, N.J. "I found out the hard way. I went along with one Democratic tax increase and I'm not going to do it again. Ever.Ever."
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