Clinton uses recess appointment to push Lee bid
Senate critics accuse the White House of partisan tactics as Clinton installs civil rights nominee in acting role during the congressional recess. Hatch and Inhofe pledge to block other nominees if Lee’s appointment proceeds. Reno defends Lee’s record noting settlements and consensual resolutions.
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Bush delivers centrists’ call for reform at GOP convention
At the Republican gathering Governor George W. Bush portrays himself as a unifier. He pledges compassionate conservatism and tax cuts while promising education and Social Security raises. he criticizes Gore as risk-averse and aims to shift Washington toward civility.
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Lottery Winners and Winning Numbers Report
Lottery numbers from several games are listed as reported by the Associated Press. D C Four and other draws show sets such as 8 9 0 6 and 6 7 2 3, along with Daily 3 7 3 4 and Daily 4 0 0 6 1. The notice notes unofficial results and provides a contact number for Virginia Lottery verification.
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Tennessee primary yields tight Dem Senate race
Nashville AP reports a low turnout election in Tennessee with few contests. John Jay Hooker, 67, a longtime gadfly, faced four challengers in the Democratic primary aiming to challenge incumbent Republican Bill Frist in the U S Senate race.
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Gore weighs vice presidential options amid names list
A confidential briefing outlines potential running mates for Gore, with Gephardt seen as boosting labor and liberal appeals in Missouri, while Shaheen rejects the possibility. Kerry Bayh Edwards and Lieberman are described as finalists or close contenders, with implications for Senate control and House chances depending on the ticket.
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Ford Making Good Recovery After Stroke
Philadelphia AP reports former president Gerald Ford, 87, walked briefly and met friends days after his stroke. Doctors expect full recovery but test tongue swelling not related to the stroke to determine its cause.
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