Feinstein Seeks California Senate Victory in Open Races
California races draw attention as Feinstein leads the Democratic field for the two year term with 55 percent over Gray Davis at 35 percent while McCarthy trails Boxer and Levine in the other contest. In Alabama Shelby wins the Democratic nomination for a second term as Californias Senate nominees vie for the long and short terms. New Jersey’s Pallone leads Smith at 61 to 29 percent with 25 percent of precincts reporting.
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Buchanan vows no surrender to Bush endorsement
Patrick Buchanan declared in Manchester that his backing of Bush at the Houston Republican convention would be a truce not surrender. He pledged to stay in the party, fight to transform the GOP, and warned the rebellion may become a revolution. Buchanan invited 4,000 New Party supporters to a rally.
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Voters from Tenafly and beyond weigh Bush Clinton choices
Voices from Tenafly and other cities report mixed endorsements for Bush Clinton and Brown. Mary Jean Proctor 71 housewife cites doubts about the candidates while Ruth Warshauer something as Clinton supporter along with Owen Brady 73 Pasadena attorney praising Jerry Brown's ideas amid dissatisfaction with Clinton's plan.
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