Wellstone praised as courageous liberal senator after death
The late Minnesota senator Paul Wellstone is remembered as a bold liberal who championed public campaign financing health care and higher wages while fighting corporate influence. He faced MS during a vigorous campaign and ran neck and neck with Republican Norman Coleman.
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Roswell club calendar lists multiple meetings in the area
A daytime and evening schedule in Roswell shows groups meeting at various venues including Rotary at Sally Port Inn, TOPS at Church of Christ, Desk and Derrick at Claim Restaurant, Roswell Ladies Newcomers at Roswell Country Club, Alcoholics Anonymous Women in Sobriety at Dry Harbor Club, Kiwanis at Kwan Den, Mid Day Lions at La Villa, ACBL Novice Duplicate Bridge at Roswell Adult Center, Mahjong at Roswell Adult Center, and numerous other support and social groups with contact names and times listed through the evening.
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Country Club Road
the Claim
N. Main St
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Roswell Country Club
Urton Road
Robbie
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
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Kwan den
Second St
Oscar Hernandez
Mid-Day Lions
la Villa
Pennsylvania Ave
Norman Melvin
ACBL
Missouri Ave
Bank of America
Happy Hour
House of Praise
S. Montana Ave
College Bivd
Fourth St
Pride O’ Lions
Wellstone Funeral Reflections Stir Minnesota Campaign
After Paul Wellstone's funeral, Norm Coleman faces pressure from Minnesota independents to rethink rhetoric about justice in America. Rick Kahn recalls Wellstone's legacy as he urges supporters to say yes to continuing his work and to help win the election.
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Elect Day Highlights Through 2002 History
November 5 marks Election Day with notable past events including Guy Fawkes being seized in 1605 and Calbraith Rodgers completing the first cross country flight in 1911. Other milestones feature Wilson’s 1912 victory, Roosevelt’s 1940 third term, Moyne’s 1944 assassination, 1946 party control shift, Nixon’s 1968 win, and 1974 Ella Grasso becoming Connecticut’s first woman governor without succeeding a husband.
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George C. Wallace
Ella T. Grasso
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