Police fire tear gas and rubber bullets at DNC protests
Hundreds clashed with police near the Staples Center as President Clinton spoke inside the Democratic National Convention. Officers used pepper spray rubber bullets and horseback charges after protesters hurled concrete water bottles and debris. At least 10 arrests and four injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
Clinton
Staples Center
David Kalish
Convention Hall
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Kalish
Ted Hayes
Staples Center Convention Hall
Associated Press
Gore must win convention votes to shape image
Los Angeles Times poll shows Gore leads on economy Social Security and health care while Bush holds a double digit edge on likability and leadership. CNN USA Today Gallup also finds issues outrank leadership. Clinton’s farewell at the convention colors views as voters weigh economy and credit.
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Los Angeles
al Gore
Gore
Los Angeles Times
George W. Bush
Cnn-Usa Today
Gallup
Celinda Lake
Bush
Ray Sullivan
Bush Campaign
Texas
Frank Newport
Clinton
Times
ICR
Media
Dick Cheney
Joseph Lieberman
Production up for U.S. industries in July
The Federal Reserve reports a 0.4 percent rise in industrial production for July, driven by manufacturing gains and a 3.3 percent drop in electric utilities. Overall capacity utilization edges up to 82.3 percent as consumer and automotive output slip while technology equipment grows 2.6 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fed
Bush fund raising nears $100 million
Bush, nearing the $100 million mark, reports July fundraising of about $95 million from individuals and PACs for his primary race plus $2.5 million for a legal and accounting fund. He has attracted 350,000 donors across all 50 states, with most giving $100 or less, and aims to exceed the milestone by Labor Day.
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Los Angeles
George W. Bush
Texas
Congress
Bush
Associated Press
Herb Alexander
University of Southern California
White House
Alexander
Scott McClellan
McClellan
al Gore
U.S. Treasury
Ross Perot
Steve Forbes
Clinton
Gore
State Department warns Taiwan leader against visits
The State Department publicly told Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian that any U S visit must be totally private. Chen canceled a Santa Monica meeting with lawmakers after disapproval, while Rep. Dana Rohrabacher met Chen at his Long Beach hotel and urged support. Beeker said Chen did not invite Rohrabacher and that Chen’s brief Los Angeles stay left no room for congressional talks.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
Chen Shui-bian
United States
Chen
Santa Monica
Calif
Dana Rohrabacher
R-Calif
Long Beach
Rohrabacher
Department
Phil Beeker
Los Angeles
Foreclosure suits across Franklin and Atchison counties
Legal notices report Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems filing suit to foreclose on property in Centropolis Ottawa and Lot 92 34 36 Block 1 Billis and Darnell Additions Ottawa. Defendants include Bradford Scott Watson and others with deadlines to plead by September 24 or September 11, 2000. Debt collection notice accompanies each suit under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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State of
Kansas
District Court
Franklin County
Electronic Registration Systems, Inc
Centropolis
Bares
Ottawa
Theits
District Court of Kansas
Billis
Darnell
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Beneficial Morgaga Company of Kansas, Inc
K.S.A
Michael L. Zevits
South & Associates
P.C
Madison
Suite
Kansas City
Missouri
Atchison County, Kansas
Civil Court Department Associates Financial Services Company OF Kansas, Inc
Charles G. Scott and
Goldie M. Watson Et al
Timothy A. McNearney
Tomahawk Creek Parkway
Leawood
The
Ottawa Herald
Nn Co
Franklin, Douglas, Anderson, Miamai & Osage Counties
Ottawaherald.com
Wwiwottawaherald.com
VISA
Clean Legal Services
Kansas-Lawyer.com
Mary Anne's Avon
Sun
Mon
Cedar
FR. CO
Pomona
City Hall
City of Pomona
Walmart
Kanza Park
Humane Society
Paul Hays
Farm Bureau Insurance
Norris Insurance Agency
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