Bush and Gore trade jabs on Sunday in Florida primaries
Bush and Gore spar during a Sunday campaign stop near Tampa as both race toward Tuesday primaries in six states. Bush mocked Gore over campaign finance reform while Gore accused Bush of risking Social Security Medicare and health care with a large tax-cut plan. The cross-state swing follows Jonah primaries in Florida Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Tennessee and Texas where 341 GOP and 66 Democratic delegates are up.
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McVeigh says Gulf War left him angry and disillusioned
Timothy McVeigh told CBS in a 60 Minutes interview that Gulf War fighting left him angry and bitter, and that Waco and Ruby Ridge showed the federal government uses violence as an option. He did not admit to bombing the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995.
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Internet primary shows voting by mouse can work in Arizona
Arizona's first Internet based primary ends with Gore beating Bradley by nearly four to one. Voters could cast ballots online Tuesday to Friday with PINs, while primary day required traditional or online options at designated sites. Open access drew supporters and critics, and lawmakers expect online voting to spread to larger groups.
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Leah Landrum
al Gore
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Bill Bradley
Ocean Launch Failure Strikes Sea Launch Program
The Zenit-38L rocket carrying ICO Global Communications satellite failed after liftoff from a floating platform in the Pacific. Controllers lost contact minutes after launch, with the booster believed to have fallen into the sea about 2,600 miles from the site. No injuries or platform damage reported. vessels to return to Long Beach. Primary drew about 78,000 ballots, doubling prior turnout since 1984 switch to primary.
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Blue Stuff Pain Management Center claims golfer pain relief
An ad touts BLUE STUFF as a pain management product used by golfers to relieve pain within minutes with claimed 70 to 100 percent relief. It lists uses for shingles and nerve issues plus skin irritations and claims ingredients like Emu oil aloe vera MSM.
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Oklahoma State University
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