Clinton regains lead over Bush in NYT CBS poll
The New York Times and CBS News poll of 903 registered voters shows Clinton leading Bush 51 to 36 percent, a rebound from the convention while voters prioritize economy and health care. Voter loyalty remains fluid across demographics, and Bush’s acceptance speech failed to lift momentum.
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Clinton and Bush address veterans at Legion convention
Bill Clinton urged veterans not to penalize him over his draft history while Bush defended his Gulf War decisions. Each spoke separately before Ameri can Legion members, Clinton stressing future focus and Kennedy parallel, Bush defending restraint and stopping aggression.
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Inner city coalition ends opposition to OnBank merger
The state approved the OnBank takeover on Aug 6 and the coalition seeks final terms before Fed and FDIC approval. After a three hour meeting at Hopps Memorial Church, the group won major points but four issues remain: an incubator program, a community outreach center, annual board meetings, and a $5 million affordable mortgage fund.
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