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DURHAM, N.H.--Republican Presidential hopeful M. Steve Forbes used campaign stops in New Hampshire Saturday to clarify questions about the flat tax, the issue that has propelled him from a virtual unknown to the front-running candidate in the latest polls...
...captain Steve Gerstung won all three of his matches on Saturday, winning two of them in overtime...
...with voters who found Clinton cheery and Dole sour. An unusually cheerless Elizabeth Dole snapped to a TIME correspondent traveling with her in Keene, New Hampshire, "I sure didn't like what I just read.'' Polls in Iowa and New Hampshire showed the Republican front runner losing ground and Steve Forbes bounding into the No. 2 position. The mood at Dole's campaign headquarters was edgy and defensive, with aides speaking quietly into phones about How Could This Have Happened and loyal allies insisting loudly that the speech had been fine. Dole aides insisted that he erred in style...
INGLEWOOD, CA.: The faceoff between Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan Friday night, says TIME's Steve Wulf, was bound to be memorable: "It's no surprise that Magic has come back and played so well. He was a genius on the basketball court when he left, and he has been playing the whole time he left. That extra weight is all muscle. The Lakers are probably a better team when you match up each man, but with Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman, the Bulls are just able to overwhelm other teams. I think that will happen tonight...
WASHINGTON: Perhaps the best indicator that Steve Forbes has attained the rank of "serious" presidential contender is this: the press is now investigating his campaign as seriously as those of his GOP opponents. The Washington Post reported Thursday that the Federal Election Commission is looking into whether the Forbes campaign received improper advances from Forbes Inc., the candidate's family firm. At the same time, questions surfaced about two of the candidate's top media advisers, Carter Wrenn and Tom Ellis, whose nonprofit group lost its tax-exempt status after failing to deliver on promises made to donors. Even...