Gore asks voters to look past his caricature in race
In Memphis Gore urged voters to see his inner commitments beyond outward signs, celebrating clergy support and singing We Shall Overcome. He framed his campaign around faith outreach, tax cuts, and education while courting African American voters and Byrd endorsement. Gore contrasted a more cooperative ethos with Bush's dog-eat-dog approach seen as wealth favored.
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Gore leads prayer for heart attack victim at union rally
Vice President Al Gore paused his Pittsburgh speech before 7,000 union members to urge a moment of prayer after a man in the audience suffered a heart attack. Gore asked for prayers and a moment of silence as medical workers attended to the man. In a separate item, Portland newspaper plans on Bush arrest coverage are discussed with editor Jeannine Guttman explaining why the incident was not reported.
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