Weekly Reader predicts Bush landslide in mock election
The Weekly Reader predicts George W. Bush will win the 2000 election by a landslide, claiming accuracy except for 1992. Mock results at Mother Seton School Emmitsburg and Sabillasville Elementary show Bush dominating sixth through eighth graders and mixed early classes, while Gore and Nader trail.
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Young voters weigh Social Security plans in 2000 race
Brookings economist Henry Aaron frames the issue as high stakes for solvency and potential privatization. Gore favors keeping Social Security intact while Bush advocates radical reforms including personal accounts and debt reduction funded by surpluses. AARP backs education on options as young voters like Mendeth Harlow, 18, express cautious optimism.
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Maryland figures address changes affect voter rolls
Maryland officials warn that voters who moved may be removed from registration lists. The MVA processes 150,000 address changes yearly and will require a temporary registration certificate plus a new voter registration form for those who moved since November 1, 1998. Staff aim to let relocated voters cast ballots, though confusion remains about updating records and registering at new addresses.
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Regional Dairy Herd Sizes and Feed Prices Highlight 1999 2000 Trends
New Mexico averaged 1 551 cows per herd, while Indiana averaged 60 cows showing wide regional variation. Florida topped Southeast herds at 684, Delaware led Northeast with 129, and Kansas led the Midwest with 136. Over the past year feed costs remained low for much of 2000 according to Mr Olson.
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Water rate dispute delays permits and lake project
The state rejected a proposed 1.2 million increase for water heating, extending delays. Since Oct 6 the utilities division assessed the lake level and approved a plan to add 239 more megawatts and a pipe system to retain water. Meadows notes savings will fund other projects and urges quick action within 14 days of agreement.
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