Other Candidates

    Former Minnesota Sen Eugene McCarthy is making his 6th
 bid for the White House. McCarthy, 75, launched his
 presidential campaign Oct 5 and says it will be "a personal
 confrontation with the Bush administration."
    Actor Tom Laughlin, 53, known for his role in the 1970s
 Billy Jack movies, is running, even though he says he is the
 "least qualified person I know to be president."
    Also in the race is Libertarian Party nominee Andre
 Marrou, 52, a Las Vegas real estate agent and former Alaska
 state legislator who ran as the party's VP nominee in 1988.

    Consumer advocate Ralph Nader is stumping in New
 Hampshire as a write-in primary candidate protesting
 corrupting in big government and business. Nader, 57, says
 he is not a serious candidate but says he wants to have a
 "none of the above" option listed on the state's ballot.
    Lenora Fulani, 41, a New York civil rights activist, is
 seeking the presidential nomination of the New Alliance
 Party and has qualified for federal matching campaign funds.
 Fulani ran for president in 1988 and was on the ballot in
 all 50 states. She received about 250,000 votes.

    Larry Agran, 46, former mayor of Irvine, Cal, is seeking
 the Democratic nomination and says he'll be an advocate for
 cities.
    Another Democratic candidate is the Rev Patrick Mahoney,
 37, of Boca Raton, Fla, a anti-abortion activist and
 Operation Rescue leader.
    Ron Daniels, 49, the Rev Jesse Jackson's 1988
 presidential campaign manager, is running as an independent.
 He says he wants to establish a "socially responsible
 economy."