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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2000
Page
6
Cheney and Lieberman faced off in their only VP debate presenting issue oriented discussions. Viewers saw a professional and respectful exchange on federal tax cuts military readiness and Social Security solvency with no clear winner per polls.
Potter and Randall counties published maps of moved voters to boost turnout, Amarillo Daily News reports a 6 percent response. Deadline for address change notices passed, with possible future participation depending on results. SFISD faces new controversy over Harry Potter books, seeking parental permission for checkouts. Critics call it censorship, urging respect for broader rights. Senate panel fails hate crime add‑on, prompting President to defend equality under law and call for full prosecution regardless of victim characteristics.
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Leonard Pitts Jr. argues in the Miami Herald that Rhode Island's 6-foot Potato Head statues, including "Tourist Tater" with a darkened skin tone, reflect racial insensitivity. He urges white and Black communities to educate themselves, listen, and work to live together beyond offended reactions.
Claremont column argues Gore chose Lieberman to blunt liberal backlash to religious morality in politics. It warns of future attacks if Gore wins and Lieberman’s stance on culture, morality, and religion complicates the administration.
Mona Charen critiques Al Gore for exaggerations and self emphasis in debates. She contrasts his conduct with Bush praising FEMA and questions his claims about Love Story and other achievements. The column suggests a tax cut swap: one dollar back per lie.
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