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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 Sep 2000

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 03, 2000

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6

Clinton keeps busy with fundraising tours through summer

Seaford area report notes Bill Clinton, nearing the end of his presidency, spent 74 days on the road and delivered 59 campaign fund raising speeches between Memorial Day and Labor Day. He traveled from California to Rhode Island and abroad to Moscow and Nigeria, with brief Camp David sits to press for peace.

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Prayer protest at Santa Fe High home opener

At Santa Fe High in Texas about 200 of 4,500 spectators prayed The Lord's Prayer after the national anthem amid a state wide No Play campaign opposing a Supreme Court ban on school prayer. Organizers predicted 30,000 Christians would join protests at games across the state.

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West Nile case reported in New York City area

A 53 year old New York City resident was diagnosed with West Nile virus and hospitalized with encephalitis days later. Officials said the victim is improving. Two other victims required hospitalization as spraying continues. New Jersey reported its first case, a 43 year old Jersey City man. The elderly and those with weak immunity are at greatest risk. Symptoms include fever and headaches. severe infections can cause brain or spinal inflammation.

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