Thursday, July 22, 1999

Bush in town for fund-raiser

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

        Texas Gov. George W. Bush will come to Cincinnati today to add between $500,000 and $1 million to his record-breaking presidential campaign fund.

        Mr. Bush will attend a $1,000 per ticket fund-raiser at the Omni Netherland Plaza Hotel. It is expected to draw nearly 800 Cincinnati-area supporters.

        He will follow the Cincinnati fund-raiser with one in Louisville on Friday.

        Prior to the fund-raiser, Mr. Bush will accompany U.S. Rep. Rob Portman, R-Terrace Park, to Hope Temple Ministries in Evanston to talk with participants in a community anti-drug program.

       

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