Bush Gore debate heights and tax plan clash
In Boston AP reports Bush says debating with a strong rival boosted his campaign while Gore counters, urging voters to add up numbers themselves. They plan a third debate October 17 in St Louis as they campaign through Danville Kentucky and Winston-Salem North Carolina with continued coverage.
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Nader Denied Entry to Presidential Debate in Boston
A college student gave Ralph Nader a debate ticket, while the Commission on Presidential Debates barred him for not reaching 15 percent in polling. Nader showed his ticket and was escorted away by security to a side room, then departed via shuttle.
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Protests at Boston Debate Draw Crowd Across Day
Demonstrators occupied streets around the debate venue as Vice President and Ralph Nader addressed diverse views. The scene featured Falun Gong talks, Revolutionary Communist Party vendors, and banners opposing the two party system amid broad protest activity downtown.
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Hood College students watch DebateWatch 2000
Hood College students gathered to view DebateWatch 2000 amid discussion of the race. Freshman Katie Nash planned to vote for Bush, praising his positions on conservative issues while noting the debate’s historical significance. She and another student criticized the candidates’ sharp exchanges as unfair. History professor Dr. Leonard Latkovski called the debate civil and useful, saying Medicare and education dominated concerns for seniors and education advocates, with foreign policy and crime also on voters’ minds. The story continues on Page A-8.
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Arrests Made in Field Party Shooting in Frederick
A 21 year old Frederick man, Divay L. Jackson of West Key Parkway, was arrested at his home about 9 p.m. Tuesday and charged with attempted murder in the shooting of DeWitt, a 21 year old Frederick man who was struck by a gunshot to the head. Bail set at $500,000. Additional charges listed against Jackson.
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Police probe into officer’s handling of domestic incident
Montgomery County police are investigating an officer’s actions after an alleged assault occurred at an estranged man’s home. Pleas by the woman involved were reportedly ignored as authorities pursued the situation. Details remain scarce as officials withhold the officer’s name in court filings.
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Ruptured gas line shuts down Grove Rd
A ruptured gas line halted traffic on Grove Road as workers excavated the site on Tuesday. Crews evacuated six nearby offices and closed the two highways for over two hours after a drainage cave-in damaged the line. Local responders coordinated the shutdown to ensure public safety.
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Interim Hood College president says ready for the role
Interim college president Reber Peay discusses taking Hood College duties after long service as interim leader at St Edward's University in Austin and Villa Julie. He praises Hood's tradition and aims to strengthen programs to help students take courses more easily.
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Flu Vaccine Delayed To Mid November In County Plan
The Frederick County health office warns flu vaccine shipments are delayed until mid November due to two manufacturers dropping out. Officials expect 37,800 doses this year and prioritize elderly residents first. Studies cited in JAMA highlight vaccination benefits beyond individual health, noting high risk groups among under fives could see significant protection. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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