Super Tuesday push fronts rimmed with departures
Tsongas and Clinton crisscross Florida as Harkin exits, shaping Democratic edges for Super Tuesday and a tighter race with Bush. Bush claims South Carolina win yet again while Buchanan lags, and Tsongas fights to mobilize Northeastern backers amid Clinton’s advantage with black voters. The wetlands study notes a slowing of agricultural wetland conversions on non federal lands, with urban growth driving near half of recent changes.
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