European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 23, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 23, 1994 i election �?T94 the stars and stripes Page 9 Clinton go to . Rally for relative Washington a president Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton trekked a few blocks across town Friday to raise $82,000 for the Long shot Senate Campaign of Hillary Clinton a brother Hugh Rodham Rodham challenging gop sen. Connie Mack in Florida was nowhere to be seen at the morning fund Raiser. A the was where he Felt he should be campaigning with the people of Florida said Jim Spellane a spokesman for the International brotherhood of electrical workers which hosted the fund Raiser and has taken the Lead in championing Rodha mrs cause. A a it a Worth it to fight the issues in a major state like Florida a Spellane said explaining the unions support for what is widely seen As a Tost cause. A Connie Mack  just have a free ride to  about 200 Union and local business leaders attended the private fund Raiser at which both Clinton spoke on Rodham a behalf. Hillary Clinton told the crowd that she was proud other 44-year-old brother for a making a difficult race a Spellane said. On oct. 15, the Clinton attended a $10-a-person rally for Rodham in Miami that attracted Only about 200 people in a half empty Hall. Feinstein assails proposition to outlaw immigrant benefits san Francisco a sen. Dianne Feinstein denounced a ballot measure Friday that would ban illegal immigrants from getting health care and education saying she a against it even if it costs her the election. The democrats comments came a Day after Republican opponent rep. Mike. Huffington endorsed the initiative which is on the nov. 8 ballot. The proposition would bar californians illegal immigrants from receiving Public schooling social services and All but emergency medical care. It would also require teachers doctors and others to report suspected illegal immigrants. Polls show most californians support it. A i know that this could Cost me votes quite possibly even the election a Feinstein said. But Feinstein said proposition 187 wont Stop anyone from illegally crossing the Border. A think what added costs to the taxpayer there would be if the estimated 400,000 youngsters were summarily kicked omit of school and put on our streets a Feinstein said. A think of the Fertile recruiting ground for crime and  she also said the measure is unconstitutional and would immediately be challenged in court. In recent weeks the proposition has become a. Dominant theme in californians elections. Republican gov. Pete Wilson has been using the measure to build a Lead Over democratic challenger Kathleen Brown who opposes the measure. Texas rivals tangle in debate Dallas apr in the Only debate of their deadlocked race gov. Ann Richards said George w. Bush does no to have the r�sum6 to Back up his claims while the Republican challenger accused her of avoiding the real issues. Richards said companies on whose boards Bush served had lost $371 million. A the lays himself out to be for All of us to see on television a successful businessman a Richards said Friday night. A there Are serious questions to be raised whether or not George Bush is qualified to be  Bush 48, oldest son of former president Bush strongly disputed that assessment saying the Texas companies he is associated with Are Worth More than $400 million. A he labelled Richards a career politician trying to a smear my business record to a divert the attention of the voters. Bush sounded several familiar Campaign themes place a higher priority on Public education spending reduce Wal fare spending and get tougher on juvenile criminals. He said he would bring a fresh perspective to the Job. A i proudly proclaim in be never held of fico. I have been in the business world All my adult life. I have met a payroll. 1 know what it Means to risk capital a Bush said. The candidates answered questions from news reporters and Dallas arca citizens in a town Hall forum televised live on a number of Public stations. A poll released earlier in the week showed Bush and Richards in a dead heat. A Richards 61, was a commissioner of Travis county site of the state capital from 1977-1982 and state treasurer from 1983 to 1990. Call 24h/day from Germany no surcharges 100% digital a 1000 s of satisfied customers \ Low rates to other countries j Haidel Barg Nottinghamshire Germany �T�49-6221-393 1b4 �T�44-909-530 441 England 1-909-8 fax �T�49-6221-322 34 fax 44-909-530 445 Irvine Ca Usa 1-600-214 7932 Westcom. Almost like a local Calls a corporate member aj5a Illinois governor s rate runs on face value of opponents by the Washington Post the Illinois gubernatorial race has turned ugly a literally. It started several Days ago when posters were spotted on some downtown Chicago streets that described democratic candidate Dawn Clark Netsch As a a tax cheats and added a the truth is As ugly As she  the a tax cheats charge was a reference to a recent disclosure that Netsch and her husband Walter owed Back taxes on a Chicago apartment but that is not what got Netschi a attention. During a debate wednesday night with her telegenic opponent Republican gov. Jim Edgar the Prim 68-year-old Netsch decided to make the most of heir appearance. She trotted out a new Campaign slogan a More than just a pretty  then on thursday Netsch the state comptroller called in heavy reinforcements in this no Beauty contest. She posed for pictures with sen. Paul Simon Dill who has never been accused of getting ahead on Good looks alone in front of a statue of Illinois most famous politician a the dour brooding Abraham Lincoln. Simon recalled that when he ran for president in 1988, a Dallas newspaper said he had a a face made for radio and that Lincoln a critics considered him a such an ugly person that he should be disqualified for the presidency. One of Lincoln a replies Simon added was a a a Well at least in a not two faced. Otherwise i  be wearing the one in a wearing right  a a a now if they done to think in a pretty enough to be governor ill do the Best i can a Netsch said. A a in la take my makeup purse along with me everyplace. But that a not what being governor is  Netsch accused the Edgar  being responsible for the posters a charge the governor and his aides denied. She also began running a television commercial featuring a woman who says Netsch reminded her of a my aunt  but while Netsch appeared to enjoy the self deprecating Campaign gambit there was Little evidence that it would help her dose the 2-to-l Lead that Edgar enjoys in the most recent polls. Army Community service Kennedy takes out $2 million loan Boston a sen. Edward m. Kennedy in a Battle for his political life has taken out a $2 million loan on his Virginia Home to pump up his re election Campaign Chest his Campaign aides confirmed. A because senator Kennedy is facing a multimillionaire corporate Raider one who seems to be intent on spending upward of $10 million the senator wants or. Mitt Romney to know that he is prepared to spend an appropriate amount to combat. Romney s negative attack Kennedy a press Secretary Rick Gureghian said Friday. Charles Manning Romney a. Chief political adviser said Kennedy has far out spent the Republican newcomer. A Mitt has never been a corporate Raider and Ted Kennedy has spent twice As much in this election As Mitt Romney has a Manning said. A Ted Kennedy is a typical democratic politician who wastes Money and Mitt is a typical Small Busi Ness Man who knows How to spend wisely and protect the Bottom