Clinton Defends Eight Years At Democratic Convention
President Clinton opened the 43rd Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles with a strong rebuttal of Republican attacks and a defense of eight years in office. He praised Gore as the candidate to keep prosperity, linked Gore to the economic record, and delivered an emotional valedictory as crowds cheered at Staples Center.
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Lawrence County Fair Opens With Rodeo and Judging
Sun McFarland's barn storming decor marks a Merry Mooy Christmas for the 10 Holstein cows as judging begins for rabbits hogs dairy cattle and goats. Gates open at 9 a.m. rides start at 1 p.m. Today's main event is Dave Martin's Championship Rodeo at 7 p.m.
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Efforts to rescue Kursk submarine crews stall in Arctic storm
Frantic attempts to contact the Russian submarine Kursk failed as 12 foot waves and high winds battered rescue ships above the Arctic Circle. Officials said there was no communication or air and power link connection and forecasts showed no improvement for three days. Navy spokesmen cautioned the crew’s air supply and survival prospects remained extremely grave.
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Mayor prepares for sister city symposium in Switzerland
Mayor Fulkerson plans to attend the Newcastle Symposium in Neuchatel Switzerland from September 26 to October 2. He hopes to renew ties with Newcastle representatives met at Shinshiro Japan and notes the 2002 gathering will be in Newcastle, South Africa. The event aims to boost tourism and cultural and educational exchanges among host Ville de Neuchatel and partner cities.
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Mayor trims 80 parking tickets to warnings in New Castle
New Castle Mayor Tim Fulkerson said 80 tickets issued Sunday night for parking violations mostly facing the wrong way will be reduced to warnings. He stressed no disciplinary action against the officer and warned the practice may not continue, noting the incident highlights widespread parking violations.
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