European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 14, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 14, 1992 the stars and stripes b Page 7n.h. Slump seen As boost for Buchanan by the associated press president Bush s Campaign chairman Robert mos Bacher said sunday that new Hampshire a economic troubles Are allowing Patrick Buchanan to pick up support but said a Bush Victory in the first primary would eliminate the challenger. Democratic candidate Bill Clinton continued stumping new Hampshire and rival Bob Kerrey raised Money in Southern California. Buchanan speaking from Washington on Abc s meet the press Laid out his economic plan which would include lower tax rates a higher initial budget deficit and reduced entitlement programs. He said a Buchanan administration would not submit a balanced budget in its first year because it would first lower tax rates creating a temporary increase in the deficit. He said he would then propose spending cuts including entitlement programs. New Hampshire gov. Judd Gregg who is heading the Bush Campaign in the first primary state has complained about democratic candidates exaggerating his states economic woes for political gain. Sunday the administration began making similar remarks. Mosbacher who Steps Down from his Cabinet Post As Commerce Secretary this week to head Bush a re election Campaign described new Hampshire a Economy As a one of the poorest Quot in the nation and said that explains Why Buchanan a conservative commentator is gathering support. A there Are a lot of frustrated people and i understand that Quot Mosbacher said on can s news maker sunday. A it really does t have anything to do with Pat Quot Mosbacher said. A four years ago new Hampshire was one of the Best economies in the nation. Today it happens to be one of the poorest of All Quot he said. A Survey released sunday by the american research group of Manchester showed Buchanan is preferred Campaign �?T92 by 30 percent of Likely Republican primary voters compared to 46 percent for Bush. A similar Survey in november showed Bush with a 56-20 percent Lead Over Buchanan. Among democrats Arkansas gov. Bill Clinton and former Massachusetts sen. Paul Tsongas continue to share the Lead. Clinton was preferred by 23 percent of Likely democratic primary voters and Tsongas by 22 percent. The two Are followed by Nebraska sen. Bob Kerrey at 10 percent Iowa sen. Tom Harkin at 4 percent and former California gov. Jerry Brown at 2 percent with 39 percent of democratic respondents undecided. The Telephone poll of 403 Likely Republican primary voters and 416 Likely democratic primary voters was conducted Jan. 9-12. The Republican poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage Points the democratic poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.8 percent. Bush makes his first Campaign swing to new Hampshire on wednesday. Mosbacher said Quot the feb. 18 primary represents Buchanan so Best shot in the entire Campaign. A a fall we have to do is beat him and that Challenge will be gone. If you get 50.1 percent you be won Quot said Mosbacher. Buchanan said he plans to stay in the race through the convention and a i think through the  he said he would support the Republican ticket in he does not win the nomination. During his fund raising swing through Southern California Kerrey continued his criticism of Bush s Japan trip. Quot i think we have to be prepared to do More than just say to Japan a you have to open up your markets a Quot Kerrey said. A we have to open up our eyes to see there Are things we can do today to open up our competitive position in the  Campaign to draft Cuomo raising Money Hopes Chicago up the a draft Cuomo for president committee Quot said sunday it has received about $50,000 in contributions mostly in $10 and $15 denominations since it formally opened a Chicago office one week ago. The group is working on a write in Effort to get new York gov. Mario Cuomo on the ballot in new Hampshire which holds the nations first presidential primary feb. 18. Cuomo who cited his states budget troubles in deciding not to enter the race has not endorsed the unsolicited Effort. Nevertheless the organization Hopes to draw a a significant vote in the state where Henry Cabot Lodge won via a write in Campaign said Don Rose the groups National political director. Rose a Veteran political consultant who worked on the campaigns of the late Chicago mayor Harold Washington and Illinois gov. Jim Edgar said a recent poll found Broad support for Cuomo among democrats in new Hampshire. The Manchester  Ameri can research group surveyed More than 400 democrats Likely to vote in the new Hampshire primary. The poll found 37 percent favored Cuomo As a write in candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. Thirty three percent were undecided and 14 percent backed Arkansas gov. Bill Clinton. Rose said the committee is setting up Volunteer groups in at least seven other states in the Hopes of launching write in campaigns or getting a slate of uncommitted delegates to the democratic National convention. Rose said he is optimistic about a Cuomo Campaign if the governor is Able to solve his states budget problems and if there is a Strong turnout feb. 18. Quot if it Dies in new Hampshire then it would t go much farther a he said. The Effort received a big boost after nationally syndicated Chicago Tribune columnist Mike Royko wrote several columns about the Campaign. The committee said it has received nearly 5.000 letters and Telephone Calls since Royko a columns were published in More than 600 papers  children seek leniency for helpful kidnapper fort Worth Texas up three kidnapped children found sleeping in a car with their captor likened their we Klong abduction to a a vacation a and asked for leniency for the Man who snatched them from their broken Home. While acknowledging they were glad to be Back with their divorced Mother the children a Samuel Ramon 7, Daniel Ramon jr., 9. And Valerie Ramon 11 a insisted they went willingly with the Man charged with kidnapping them and denied he forcibly took them from their fort Worth Home. Quot he was just helping us. There was a lot of problems in our family. We ran away from Home. He did not Kidnap us Quot Valerie Ramon said. Samuel Ramon called the abduction a a  Sammy Ray Hernandez 20, once the children a sunday school teacher was visiting the family when they disappeared Jan. 4 while their Mother was working. A police officer in suburban Las vegas nev., found the children and Hernandez asleep in his car Early Friday. The children a divorced parents were flown to Las vegas along with a fort Worth detective and an Fri agent and the adults returned to Texas with the Brood saturday night. At Las vegas Airport Sylvia and Damon Ramon right and their three children prepare to Board a flight to fort Worth Texas after the youngsters were recovered from a kidnapper. Police foil apparent scheme to kill 3 jailed witnesses \. Ii.  flu to Youngstown Ohio a two men and a teen Ager posed As police officers to get inside a jail in what authorities believe was an attempt to kill three witnesses to a mass slaying. After a standoff the three surrendered without bloodshed. One of the men who broke into the Mahoning county juvenile Justice Center Willie Williams 34, had escaped in october from the county jail where he was being held on murder charges in the shooting of four men authorities said. Three youths in the juvenile Center had apparently identified Williams As the trigger Man in the sept. 2 slayings said sheriffs Deputy John Tomaino. Asked if Williams went to the juvenile Center to kill someone Tornado said Quot its hard to say at this Point but i would surmise something like that yes. Williams and the two others armed with a Rifle pistol and explosives walked into the juvenile Center dressed As police officers Early sunday and seized a receptionist and sheriffs Deputy Tomaino said. Law officers surrounded the building and negotiated with Williams by Telephone he released the hostages after two hours then surrendered. The others a 29-year-old Cleveland Man and a 16-year-old from Youngstown surrendered soon afterwards authorities said. In october Williams escaped with five other inmates by hiding in a crawl space then slipping to the ground from the roof with knotted Beds acts. The others were recaptured