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...finance election campaigns, to bribe opposition politicians and to invest for personal profit. The real fallout could come if prosecutors discover that Kim Young-sam, elected in 1992 as an anti-graft crusader, accepted money from Roh. But although the president insists he has taken "not a single cent" from Roh's funds, most Koreans seem to think he's lying: public opinion polls show that 74 percent believe he took money from Roh during the elections, and 70 percent think he is still receiving payments...
...Perot can capture 20 per-cent of the vote, Powell's good for at least 35 percent provided he doesn't self-destruct in public, like Muskie or McGovern, or run a terrible campaign and lose momentum, like Dukakis. His splendid performances during Desert Storm press briefings and his recent book tour show that he has the charisma and skill to campaign across America. Thirty-five percent in a three-way race would mean either victory or the election being sent to the House of Representatives...
...second consecutive game in which Harvard was shut out. Harvard 0 Cent. Conn...
...CENTRAL CONNECTICUT, 3-0 at New Britain, Conn. Harvard 0 0 -- 0 Cent. Connecticut...
After the initial issues, vendors purchase the newspaper for 25 cents per issue and keep the 75 cent profits, although at times, some benefactors choose to offer more...