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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2000
Page
5
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman takes a day off from the campaign to observe Rosh Hashana at home in Connecticut. He noted his Orthodox practice will take time away on several days ahead of the election, with Yom Kippur on Oct. 9 and Sukkot on Oct. 14 and 15.
Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman praised a balanced energy plan in a tossup state while Bush pushes more fuel sources and environmental protections. In Houston supporters deride Gore, Texas officials tout emissions cuts as Houston vies with Los Angeles for worst ozone days. Lieberman notes Alaska wilderness risks and observes Rosh Hashana with family.
Bush charged Gore with prioritizing taxes and regulations to curb energy use and criticized his view of oil producers. Gore argued against environmental sacrifice and urged alternative fuels while backing selective oil releases to ease heating costs. Both appealed for domestic energy independence and greater refining capacity.
George W. Bush hunkers down at his Crawford ranch for a weekend debate rehearsal in a casual bunker room. Sen Judd Gregg of New Hampshire will impersonate Al Gore during a 90 minute session observed by aides including Karen Hughes and Stuart Stevens. The mock practice precedes Tuesday’s Boston debate with Jim Lehrer moderating and lecterns set to a fixed height.
Reporters note George W. Bush uses a TelePrompter to sharpen delivery while ad libs on dam policies and fish coexistence. The piece lists campaign travel and statements, with quotes from voters and a roundup of candidates preparing for upcoming debates.
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