Time and friendship in a Massachusetts tombstone reflection
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on modern friendship and time, recalling Moss veined New England stone lines and shared memories with Hannah Diet Coke nights, Bridget coffee, and Paullike group scenes. She laments shrinking contact as life and work consume time, asking what true friendship requires and promising to regret lost outreach.
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Gore gains ground in AP analysis of presidential race
The AP analysis finds Gore closing toward 270 electoral votes with momentum in battleground states. It notes shifts in Pennsylvania and Colorado, lists key swing states Michigan Missouri Ohio Washington as pivotal, and warns Bush must respond in debates to avoid further lag.
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Gore mocks rival on Letterman show with laughs and praise
Vice President Al Gore appeared on David Letterman’s show in New York raising funds with Bette Midler and Paul Simon. He teased George W. Bush about recent remarks and quipped about an anti Clinton motive on his kiss with Tipper at the Democratic National Convention. Gore referenced a live mic incident and presented a Top Ten list of rejected campaign slogans.
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Corrections Listed for Williamsburg Recreation Director Change
The article notes Jeremy Schellhorn resigned as Williamsburg recreation director after a closed City Council meeting and disputes. A Wednesday story claimed he was fired. The piece also mentions Coe College beginning its bicentennial Cha Tauqua weekend and that last Friday's calendar had an incorrect date.
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Bush Attacks Gore Fundraising Ties to Texas Lawyers
Texas Governor George W. Bush accuses Vice President Al Gore of crossing a line with fund raising tied to Texas trial lawyers who allegedly funneled thousands to Democrats after Clinton vetoed civil damages limits. Bush spoke to the National Guard Association via satellite, urging a return to trust and a new administration in Washington.
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Buchanan Gets 12.6 Million From FEC Transfer
The Federal Election Commission unanimously awarded Pat Buchanan's presidential campaign 12.6 million in reform party funds. The Treasury wired the full amount hours later as party chair Ray Buchanan hailed the move, noting it fulfills a long-awaited supply of campaign funds.
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