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ELECTION *92 Super Tuesday favors Clinton n o \ i o n <1 1 A Ml’A. Fla (AF) Thi- SupiT I' ll l* s ll .1 S r <* >; i o n .i I p r i rn .i r \ . i n v i* n t c (i [ bv IllMlHl boost Southern moderates. may well live tip to its billing tins year after proving ,t disaster for its art Inlet ts in I'tBH ()( the 7Hil Demot ratu con veiltion delegates at stake ill the biggest dav of the primaries, (i t.t are in seven Southern anti border states And f I or id a seems to be the tilth tint ertain t y as Arkansas (it tv Hill (iltn ton looks for a Southern sweep to rot ket his t ampaign into the M id west "I just don’t see am contest except in Morula, and 1 don't know how much of a contest it is there,” said former Demo crat it Party i hatrman |ohn White. '(Hinton will of course pile up a prodigious amount of delegates, ant) only a Tsongas upset in Morula would punt turf to some degree the so tailed Super Tuesday’ con cept Southern moderates, Irus trated hy liberals' suet ess in winning Democratic nomina lions hill failure in general elet tions, designed Super Tuesday to gt\c a more moderate t andt date early strength in the pri man, season l'hi-s year's version is .1 stuled-dovvn version of SIMM's regionaI prtmurv . vs hen t Dernot r.itK primaries 1 rv<! < -au Uses w ere staged \t the- outset 1 I that r.u 1 I ennessee Sen \ I her! (hire |r was the presumed; benel'i l.irv of the Super ! lies this uni • pt hul the vs inner-, ended up tiemg llher.lis |esse In k '.(ip and e v ent mi I I leimi I r.lt: III It'll i rlee V .1 bar' i hi k.ik is U .kak ■ the;; tile Me- e hu setts governor, won Seven t:on tests outside the South that d.iv un ! i apt ti red the two biggest Southern trophies hinted.i • in. I ! e v i Jill k •■op /w ■: ! r v • si,ites and run sei in id in 1 j more ! hose perfoim.ini e-- let' Dukak ;:s lie limi! -rumu- r .md l.ii k-.on ,i serious i untender While (iore never shed life label id regional i undulate It Il ls heen ,m a.lisohitf: fail tire up to now. Atlanta poll ster ( l.llhotime 1 t.irdel: said ot the Super fuesij.iv (.oruepl riiat it seems to he Working tilts year, he said, is more a flint lion ol who is in the r.u >■ (dm ton is winning the South virtu ally by default her ause he is a neighbor and this is a weak field " ( hnton is the favorite m all seven Southern and border rontests l lorida. Louisiana. Mississippi. Missouri Oklaho MU, Tennessee and Texas ()nly in I lorida is the r.u e w ith I songas < onsidered t.om petitise and both < andidatrs wnr tampaignmg m I Hi- stale i.in I in' ev i' uf : in - I I. iv s \ 11[ i ng i his iv Uni •• b 11 k sard. iVnii^w s.ml during mu' Hun . |,l slop So VS i b.iv l‘ I s i! v IT medalstralegs for these prrm.tr M'S " A Suupheru Sweep partic u birlv it his v )< tors margins ire largo would give I Hn'm < huge itol' g it’- bold .Hid make go ht showings in ini:.\l vvi . k's M; :i e -i' . i :. ■' ■- p: ■ '; i’ ■ ' even more important tor i in gas and former ( alilotnia ( .ov (errs [truss ti ; n.g.is Iii lung tor i I Ion da upset md is aiming tor tin gold I v. - Nvv : rig. i" d onms m i.; i ; ... lav V i ss a { bn set Is and K hud'* i>iant! ( tmlon is i onsidon d the tasor iti; in n.ivvaii. vvtuio Holavs in Is : olisidered a tossiip tx-i a.O.r of littli- ; umpaign n In its dure (roilii attv . i vvii stairs ili'i i Slolls lu abandon Super I • da\ helped sol dii' stag'1 I ■’ ( Imt.on Knowing Super T u ■ . d a s Would t ' loss i 11 ivv i ti d I I ; scar. Sooth (larolma ilo lilt'd to swili Ii I! s i oiliest I mm a . am , lo a primary and leapfrog from a few days after Soper I u» - das lo Stall !i rile n (icorgi a <j ec ided I o lin iv e ; Is primary up lo Stan ■ ! ,i dei is ion tll.it gav e ( diritnn a Southern beai tihead to c oon ter losses m sni Ii si.lies a • S! a r s . ■ i m t a o d ( i ■ d r f b \ 'f H Poll shows Bush even with Demos VV ASHING i ON (AP) President H rdi's pub!;. approval rating has hil .in ,ill turn low mil. lor llii' first tinii', he's no liotter than even money against either ol I In' two lr.nl Inn 1 Viihh r.i! K con tenders lor tlir While House at i online !. the m! rst AH( WushintfUm 1’n't survey The niitlonwuir poll ol 1,n ill Atnerii ans U tw ii'ti Mari h -1 anil Man li H showed only hi per cent, a rei ord lovy. approvril ol Hush's handling of the president v I hat is ri I points below his rat mg in the same survey at the end of the Persian (hilt War a year ago The poll also showed Hush in a dead heat. ■H -1-1, when hypothetical!v paired against former Massachusetts Senator Paul Tsongas Against Ar Kansas Gov Hill ( hnton. Hush was preterm! by a siant -IS percent to li percent edge again, too dose to ( ,i 11. gl Vi‘fl fit*' } <• , ; '• s!at i•• ’ : i! r ity r - ■ t error of plus or minus i S pert entag* points When I he poll was hunted ! < ) : . • ’ • : ■ : voters. Hush r.in a lew points hem:. ! both I »* " i rats Anti wlien pitted against ai; in.- I I>< : ocrat. he trailed both among the general popul.i lion, f>J to 37. and among registered voters, S t to .if* The president s disapproval rating ami*',.’ ah those surveyed was a solid r*M percent. h points worse than the previa is high in nod - e, iar\ The poll also showed th.it i pen erst >{ th • surveyed, another record. disapprove o! the w e, the ( ongress is doing its job And a pen ei.t majority opposes a $41M) annual im ate tax at lor most Americans, though a solid -11 percent ininoritN supports the lleiniK rate pi m CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL 1991 MODELS Come in to register for our monthly drawing and check the weekly specials! 1340 Willamette 687-0288 Cargo Sale 90 \ off « '-1 : , • ’ ! --«• . 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