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People Who Live,
Work & Vote Here

VOTE AUGUST 6 1

1996

Partial List of Supporters

Jan Dolan
Nancy & Charlie Bates
John Anhut
Harold & Judy Etkin
Jack & Pam Lowry
Gerson Cooper
Margaret Schaeffer
Bill Hartsock
Arnold & Betsie Campbell
JoAnn McShane
Mary Bush
Gerson & Carol Cooper
Laura Myers
Jack & Lois Cotton
Debbie & Jon Grant
Sue & Dale Dolesh
Rev. Mark Sommers
Raymond Zweig
Jim Abernethy
Dr. John & Shirley Richardson
John & Maureen Szurtarski
Steve & Linda Kaplan
Alastair McCaw
Isa & Sam Hasan
Richard & Gayle Daguanno
Uncle Jack Curd & Barney
Steve & Bobbie Feldman
Helen & Bill Prutow
Joe & Rachael Svoke
Linda & Bob Enberg
Jack & Sandy Inch
Marilyn Gault
Carol Freedman
Alice & Dr. Salpi Toroyan
Shelly & Chris Paros
Bob Bloch
Kaye Britton

Tina & Richard Jensen
Sharon Schmitt
Drs. Anthony & Nancy Munaco
Jerry & Mary Ellis
Dennis & Susie Fitzgerald
Bob & Debbie Washer
Robert Plummer
Judy & Nate Miller
Richard & Gloria Poehlman
Sidney & Marcia Alexander
Buddy & Judy Kaufman
Beverly Ellis
Steve & Judy Leggett
Judy & Dave Antishin
Joanne & Bill Smith
Kingsley Cotton
Michele & David Kaplan
Lincoln & Mary Avery
Cheryl Berling
Sandy & Sher Kaplan
Nancy & John Passfield
Beverly Farley
Joe & Helen Ditzhazy
Jana Jensen
Erika Davert
Kathleen Bryant
Ralph Yoder
Bev Papai
Bob Rock
Dr. Barry & Libby August
Jose Kottoor
Dr. Blaise Audet
Sam Kreis
Holly & Larry Lichtman
Mike Chekal
Barry & Priscilla Brouilette
Carol & Kirk Luckscheiter

Harry Lomason
Anita Bogorad
Bob & Sara Maxfield
Dr. Harvey Roth
Rev. Imam Muhammad Karoub
Bill & Kay Blakeney
Sadie McNamara
Mark & Holly Owen
Chuck & Eileen Cozier
Roger & Mary Sue Wayne
Michael & Margo Stocker
Laura Miner
Jim & Michelle Siskosky
Sue & Jack Ward
Tracy Schwartz
Rabbi Alan Yost
Annilee Foster
Linda Bracksicker
Susan Lightner
Michael Schpiece
Richard Help pie
Tim & Pam Ellis
Marc & Linda Siegler
Brad List
Bob & Joyce Kosotic
Stacey Crane
Jo & Jim Pogue
Carl & Suzanne Gippert
Judy Schaeffer
David & Pam Haron
Dr. Wesley Brun
Dr. Shay & Cheryl Rosenfeld
Jennifer Davidson
Anne Gere
Dr. Barbara Layman
Bluma & Leonard Siegal

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Washington, Jerusalem
Wait As Clouds Roll In

JAMES D. BESSER WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT

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n Washington and Jerusalem, stalled; welfare reform has
the summer of 1996 is shap- turned into a vehicle for the
ing up as a kind of lull before most cynical kind of politicking
the storm. And in both capi- by,both parties.
"From beginning to end, this
tals, the forecasts are far from
debate has been about politics,
clear.
On this side of the Atlantic, not about the needs of families
Congress and the Clinton ad- or the best interests of the na-
ministration are hard at work po- tion," said a staffer with a major
sitioning themselves for the Jewish organization here. The
presidential campaigns
November elections; se-
Binya min
are exercises in blaring
rious debate over policy
Netanyah u, on his
long ago gave way to slo- first visit t o an Arab boredom. President
ganeering, scapegoating country, m eets with Clinton remains the con-
summate campaigner,
and outright sleaze.
Egypt's Hosni
but an assortment of
In Israel, voters al-
Muba rak.
crises and controversies
ready have made a dra-
matic choice. But it is far from are shadowing his re-election ef-
clear how their wishes will be fort, including the Whitewater
sorted out and implemented or case, "file-gate," reports about
what the consequences of those Hillary Rodham Clinton's new-
policies will be on a fragile age "guru" and allegations the
White House has been lax in
Mideast status quo.
On Capitol Hill, Republicans screening workers for drug use.
None of these issues has much
are trying to salvage some of
their core legislative agenda be- to do with the country's pressing
fore the November elections, but problems, but they have domi-
nobody believes their hearts are nated the headlines and magni-
fied the public's skepticism - one
in it.
This week's long-delayed de- more factor leading to legislative
bate on a "religious equality" gridlock.
Mr. Clinton, eager to overcome
amendment to the Constitution,
a political feint aimed at allow- the host of political problems fac-
ing school prayer and public ing him, seems a little too eager
funding of parochial institu- to adopt the punitive domestic
tions, appears to be an exercise policies of House Republicans,
in political posturing; few ob- according to some leading Jew-
servers expect the amendment ish activists. When he does talk
to pass, but GOP leaders re- about policy, it is increasingly dif-
portedly want to give the Chris- ficult to distinguish him from his
tian Coalition a benchmark GOP rival.
Former Sen. Bob Dole, never
issue for their upcoming voter's
a charismatic campaigner, has
guide.
The result is a high-visibility been dogged by charges that he
debate without meaning, except is a political chameleon. In 1996,
to a narrow group of voters who torn between his moderate his-
view national affairs entirely tory as a legislator and his need
through the lens of their sec- to appease the religious right, the
tarian political agenda. Nu-
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