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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 2000

Page

3

Former Klansman starts white civil rights group

David Duke, former Ku Klux Klan leader, launches the National Organization for European American Rights to advocate for white civil rights. He says European Americans face discrimination as minority populations grow, with organizers across 30 states and a Philadelphia meeting planned.

Washington Philadelphia Duke Republican Party Louisiana St. Tammany Parish U.S. Census Bureau Ken Jacobson Anti- Defamation League Jacobson David Duke Knights of Ku Klux Klan National Association For the Advancement of White People House of Representatives

AOL 5.0 software draws criticism from rivals and users

Critics say AOL 5.0 can block rival services and hijack user setups, potentially forcing customers to become AOL users. AOL defends the upgrade as simplifying online life while rivals report crashes, lost settings, and hardware conflicts amid a Time Warner merger backdrop.

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South Carolina polls favor removing Confederate flag from Capitol

A Mason-Dixon poll shows 52 percent of registered voters support removing the Confederate flag from the Capitol home, with 37 percent opposed and 11 percent undecided. Support rises to 70 percent when options include moving the flag elsewhere on Statehouse grounds. Gov Hodges seeks compromise including a memorial relocation.

South Carolina Capitol Mason-Dixon Polling and Research Co Washington Mason-Dixon Charleston Post and Courier Jim Hodges Statehouse

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