Gore courts black voters at Howard University campaign rally
Democratic nominee Al Gore drew a standing room crowd at Howard University as he pitched to Black voters and encouraged turnout. Analysts say Gore can count on strong Black support but must boost mobilization in key states and at large events like the Congressional Black Caucus dinner.
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Debates Planned by Gore and Bush Campaigns
Campaign teams finalize details for three prime time debates and a running mates event under the Commission on Presidential Debates rules. Debates set for Oct 3 in Boston, Oct 11 in Winston-Salem, and Oct 17 in St. Louis, plus a VP duel Oct 5 in Danville.
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Pentagon identifies two Navy aviators remains to be buried
The Pentagon said the remains of two Navy aviators recovered from waters off Vietnam have been identified. One is Lt Cmdr Roger B. Innes of Chicago. the other name is being withheld at the family’s request. The men disappeared December 27, 1967 while piloting an F-4B Phantom off North Vietnam.
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