10.11.92 week in revue

Scrambling around to find headlines for this week was a challenge and it shows with this less than stellar subject matter. A major quake in Egypt dominated the news, however. Ross Perot and his charts will not go away, despite his withdrawal from the Presidency. For the record, nothing was implied with the close proximity of the Super Chief and Perot. Concorde, a true aviation icon, never made any money doing what it did best. Setting records. The aircraft were retired after nearly 30 years service in November, 2003.

09.27.92 week in revue

Ross Perot is back in the news this week as was Tom Foley, former Speaker of the House. Then there was Cosmo Kramer who had the ability to make his point with very little thought. One wondered whether he was a genius or an idiot. Rush Limbaugh’s television venture was short lived. A somewhat unique element to this week’s posting is the consistent color theme from randomly selected clippings. There is a clockwise progression of visuals starting with Capt. Perot.

05.31.92 week in revue

The circle theme is used again, as a graphic device, as it targets Bush/USA with the brunt of the funding to, once again, save the Earth. Other major news involved the Strategic Air Command, disbanded to become what sounds more like a video game, the Air Combat Command. Speaking of circles, Ross Perot’s mouth is open again, too.