Gore and Bush vie for Southern votes in election push
In Nashville and across the South, Gore shifts focus as his national polls rise, stressing regional ties to Tennessee and Kentucky while Bush touts Texas roots and Florida support led by brother Jeb. Analysts say Florida could tilt the race with 25 electoral votes as both camp emphasize farm and coal miner concerns.
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George W. Bush
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Bush
Texas
Tennessee
Congress
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Fonds
Georgia
Tipper
Louisiana
Dick Cheney
South
Florida
Jeb
Ronald Reagan
Bush Gore
Tucker
Quinn Chapel Dedicates New Center in 200th Year Event
The Quinn Chapel Christian Center on Alley marked its official dedication during the churchs annual Seene ee celebration. Rev Dr Goodwin Douglas joined the ceremony as singers from Quinn Chapel marched from the Third Street sanctuary to the new center led by banner carriers and congregants.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Third Street
New Christian Center
Quinn Chapel Christian Center
Goodwin Douglas
Church marks 200th anniversary with color guard and dedication
Celebrating its 200th anniversary, the church showcases Cub Scout Pack No. 570 color guard and a choir as members sing. Bishop Anderson blesses the center at 106 E Third St, symbolically giving the key to Pastor Robinson and dedicating the Christian Center for family life, youth programs, and future church activities.
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Anderson
Jesus
Robinson
Sumners
Kingdom of God
E. Third St
Thie
Greenspan calls for bankers and regulators to adapt to rapid finance changes
In a speech to the American Bankers Association Greenspan warns banks face losing information advantages as high speed computing equalizes access to borrower and market data. He cautions about questionable data and risks to confidence, noting legislation and new supervision shift toward internal risk models and larger supervisory challenges.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
American Bankers Association
Greenspan
Informafoe
Informa
Greens Aspen
Amnesty 2000 helps delinquent parents settle child support
Frederick County officials report Amnesty Week 2000 drew 445 people linked to the county with 81 attending the courthouse for information or to arrange payments. Roben Markush, chief of the child support division, called the effort a success and noted many cases were cleaned up from the books. Mothers and wives provided details to help resolve cases, aided by business assistance personnel.
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Stadeware Elesen
Frederick County
Roben Markush
Re Roanty
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Sam Yu
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