Debates wrap. Clinton and Dole hit the campaign trail
After a contentious first debate on schools taxes and Whitewater both campaigns move immediately back to the road. Clinton plans stops in Connecticut New Hampshire and Maine with Tennessee Ohio and Kentucky later while Dole opens a two day New Jersey bus trip and then travels through the Midwest including Ohio. Campaign aides say the race remains largely unchanged with Clinton still ahead and momentum reportedly shifting toward Dole in places.
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Dole Clinton Clash Highlights Internet Gaffe and Pardons Talk
The debate featured Dole urging viewers to log on as he read an Internet address live while polls showed minimal impact on support. Clinton pressed forward on achievements and the economy, framing the race as trust versus fear as Perot was excluded.
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Spokane backs trend to drop DARE program
Spokane joins cities moving away from Drug Abuse Resistance Education as nationwide praise fades. Ottawa kept the program since 1989 while Oakland cut its $750,000-a-year DARE budget two years ago. Seattle may follow as Chief Stamper seeks to remove four officers and a $250,000-a-year commitment.
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Fox News Channel joins 24 hour all news networks
Fox News Channel signed on as cable news third all news source joining CNN and MSNBC. First live report from Rome on Pope John Paul II health issues. Anchors Allison Castarene and Louis Aguirre welcomed 17 million potential charter subscribers as Roger Ailes urged staff to stay calm.
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Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles
Oxford University Press publishes an 825 page dictionary tracing South African English from 1652 to 1994. Penny Silva of Rhodes University notes the language’s growth amid politics and multiple languages, with racist terms increasingly rejected as offensive.
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Unabomber suspect loses Supreme Court appeal
Theodore Kaczynski failed to win a Supreme Court review over news leaks affecting his prosecution. The court refused to hear arguments that leaks contaminated public opinion, potentially voiding government pursuit of charges tied to the Unabomber case. He faces eight counts tied to 16 bombings, with possible death penalty exposure if convicted.
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