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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2000

Page

3

Clinton Giuliani race targets record spending in NY Senate bid

The first lady Hillary Clinton and New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani lead a national Senate race in fundraising with over 32 million raised. experts predict totals could exceed 100 million with soft money. Campaigns note broad national support and cross state fundraising as the race heats up seven months from election day.

Albany N.Y Hillary Clinton New York Rudolph Giuliani U.S California Diane Feinstein Michael Huffington Larry Makinson Center For Responsive Politics Peter Eisner Center For Public Integrity Washington Giuliani Clinton North Dakota Makinson Senate George W. Bush Huffington Feinstein Richard Viguerie Sean Combs al Gore Manhattan Gore Howard Wolfson

Gay Eagle Scout sues Boy Scouts after 1990 expulsion

James Dale rose from Cub Scout to Eagle Scout but was expelled in 1990 upon discovery he co led Rutgers gay and lesbian group. He filed a 1992 suit alleging discrimination as the Supreme Court weighs the case, with supporters arguing for equal access and the Scouts defending their policy. Dale, now 29, lives in New York as an HIV aid magazine ad director and remains outspoken about his experience.

James Dale Jeff N.J Boy Scouts Lambda David Bucker New York Shields Evan Wolfson Dale Supreme Court New York City Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund

Georgia Democrats mistake fake Internet site as real one

Georgia Democrats say Tennessee guitarist Jim Williams created a vulgar spoof political Web page. The site parodied politics with a banner reading Jim Williams Congress 2000 and a slogan about kissing backsides. Williams learned of the page months ago and plans to remove it when no longer funny.

Georgia Washington Tennessee Jim Williams Congress Jerry Falwell Gillian Anderson Georgia Sierra Club Bob Barr Barr Williams Cobb County Knoxville, Tenn

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