Gore proposes hiring 10,000 more prosecutors nationwide
In Kansas City area remarks Gore pledged to hire 10,000 new prosecutors as part of a broader crime plan modeled after the COPS program. He touted more police and prosecutors to shrink disorder, while noting budget strains and criticizing Bush on crime and drugs.
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Bush eyes running mate as Web ad debuts
President candidate George W. Bush discusses running mate criteria while unveiling a campaign Web site and a new TV ad. He names potential partners including Keating Ridge Pataki Thompson Frist Kasick and notes a future decision soon. Bush meets 130 tech advisers led by Michael Dell on issues of Internet privacy cyber crime and digital divide.
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GOP delegates split over abortion rights VP pick
The AP survey found 50 percent of GOP delegates could back a vice presidential nominee who supports legalized abortion, while 22 percent could not. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge led the anti abortion rights contenders, with Elizabeth Dole and others trailing. Delegates emphasized winning the ticket outweighs personal stances.
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Bush leads Gore in Virginia poll with narrow Northern region edge
A Mason-Dixon poll of 620 registered voters taken July 12 to 14 shows Bush at 49 percent to Gore's 38 percent in Virginia, with Nader 2 percent and Buchanan 1 percent and 10 percent undecided. Northern Virginia tilts toward Gore, while other regions favor Bush.
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Hillary Clinton accused of anti-Jewish slur dispute
New York AP report says Paul Fray, who accuses Hillary Rodham Clinton of using an anti-Semitic term, offers to take a lie detector test or truth serum to prove truth. Clinton denies the charge. Fray cites memory loss and past legal issues. Clinton’s husband, President Bill Clinton, calls the claim crap.
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