Week of November 1, 1992

In Kansas City (MO) - Ross Perot says President Bush is bound to lose, so the

American people should not waste their votes on him.

Ross Perot unloads on Bill Clinton, saying he is unqualified “through background

and experience” to lead the nation. Up until now, Perot was known to bash

President Bush.

Bill Clinton rolls through 9 states in a 30-hour marathon campaign run.

In Houston, President Bush pleas for the support of Americans whose Election

Day decisions he said would “cast a shadow forward” in the nation’s history.

Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton and Al Gore

will be the next President and Vice

President. Clinton won 43% and carried

29 states.

President-elect Bill Clinton names lawyer

Warren Christopher and Vernon E.

Jordan to take charge of his transition

into the White House.

Newspapers say President-elect Clinton

seeks to send a message that he is

moving quickly on the nation’s economic

concerns and will seek a bipartisan

approach to foreign policy.

The Bush Administration announces

plans to impose punitive tariffs on

French, German and Italian white wines

- a move that could price them out of the

U.S. market. The tariffs could raise the price of a $10 bottle of imported white

wine to $30. This comes after a long-simmering dispute

between the U.S. and the EC over European subsidies for

growers of soybeans and other oil-bearing crops.

Sport - Earvin (Magic) Johnson retires (again) from

basketball. And he days, this time for good: “It has become

obvious that the various controversies surrounding my return

Week of November 1, 1992

are taking away from both basketball as a sport and the larger issue of living with

HIV, for me and the many people affected.”

Entertainment news - Replacing Brandon Tartikoff,

Paramount Communications announces that it has

hired producer Sherry Lansing to head the motion

picture group.

Nightclub singer Gennifer Flowers

is making the publicity rounds. She’s

got a photo spread in the December

issue of Playboy. Of course, she

claims to have had a longstanding

affair with Bill Clinton.

Top TV -

Roseanne - 24.1

60 Minutes - 23.0

Coach - 20.0

Murphy Brown

Home Improvement - 18.4

SNL’s Presidential Bash - 18.4

Movie-Pretty Woman - 18.2

Murder, She Wrote - 17.8

20/20 - 16.9

Full House - 15.8

Cheers - 15.8

Unsolved Mysteries - 15.6

Football - 15.6

Hearts Afire - 15.4

Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper - 15.4

Evening Shade - 15.1

Fresh Prince of Bel Air - 15.0

Blossom - 14.9

Movie-Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick - 14.9

The Simpsons - 14.7

Movie -In The Deep Woods - 14.5

Wings - 14.4

Love & War - 14.2

Rescue 911 - 13.9

Week of November 1, 1992

Music news - At bookstores - Madonna’s “Sex.”

In last week’s “Time Magazine” - singer Sinead

O’Connor criticized Bob Dylan for not sticking up

for her after she was booed off stage at his

October Madison Square Garden tribute concert.

She said Dylan told her after the concert - “That

I should keep on doing what I’m doing.” But it’s

no good saying that to me. Why doesn’t he say it

to them (the audience)? She said she knew that

ripping up a picture of the Pope on Saturday

Night Live was bound to offend, put people need

a shock to listen.

Wrapper Ice T has a new album out this week.

“Predator” features” Ain’t Gonna Take My Life,”

another anti-cop rap song. This one talks about

the Rodney King beating.

The biggest - Elton John and Bernie

Taupin sign a music publishing deal with

Warner/Chappell music for an estimated

$39 million over 12 years. It gives the

publishing firm the right to administer all

the team’s post 1974 material plus songs

from John’s next four albums. This tops

U2’s deal of $20 million and Madonna’s

$10 million.

Jerry Garcia is back from his recent bout

with exhaustion and is performing. His Jerry Garcia Band just did a Halloween

show and the Grateful Dead has concert plans in December.