Gore News Conference Watch tracks absence over six weeks
The Bush campaign and RNC started the Al Gore News Conference Watch after Gore’s 46 day stretch without a news conference since February 19 in Springfield Massachusetts. The period coincides with a Justice Department inquiry into missing White House emails.
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Gore and Bush clash over access and Elian interview stance
The vice president's office confirms contacting the IRS on a union tax matter while Gore backs one on one interviews as Bush aides criticize Obama. Gore's Elian Gonzalez remarks spark debate as analysts note Bush's push for accessibility and McCain's praised media blitz aboard the Straight Talk Express.
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Census response slow in West Virginia
Census workers prepare to survey households failing to return Census 2000 forms by April 1. About 53 percent of West Virginians have mailed back forms, with many counties under 50 percent. Costs rise if field personnel must be sent to each noncomplier.
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Underwood signs higher ed and pension bond bills in West Virginia
Governor Cecil Underwood signed two bills to refinance pension debt with 4 billion dollars in bonds and to restructure funding for public higher education. The measures, debated all session, await Supreme Court review and possible legislative action before bonds can be issued. A transition team will guide higher education until 2001, with a chancellor to oversee colleges and universities.
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Kanawha County man convicted in double murder
A Kanawha County man, Overton Wayne Pauley of Alum Creek, was found guilty of two counts felony murder two counts aggravated robbery and one count burglary for the December 1998 killings of Christina Alberts a pregnant woman and her boyfriend Leonard Watts in their Jefferson apartment. The jury recommended no mercy and Pauley faces a April 28 sentencing.
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