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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 2008

Page

8

Obama makes history as first black major party nominee

Denver witnesses a transformative milestone as Barack Obama becomes the first African American to secure a major party nomination for president. The moment echoes Lincoln and King, with speakers noting the racial barrier broken and questions about November's election.

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Obama to lay out change in nominating speech in Denver

Obama plans a speech at Invesco Field to contrast his proposal for sweeping political change with John McCain’s policies. Aides say he has drafted a straightforward case for the country’s future and will frame the race around economic and policy choices facing voters.

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Obama clinches Democratic unity as Clinton delegates pledged

The Democratic convention shows strong support for Barack Obama with Hillary Clinton urging approval by acclamation. Sen. John Kerry attacks McCain while Debbie Wasserman Schultz proclaims unity and Obama’s message to change the nation’s direction. Clinton releases delegates amid mixed reactions from supporters.

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