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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1996
Page
3
A scrambled discussion about the Democratic 06 Convention contrasts with Republican themes. The piece notes media attention and security at Chicago, mentions Bill Clinton, and cites humor columnist Dave Barry.
Maureen Malone of Oneida attended the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last June and obtained President Clinton's autograph after a later AFL-CIO rally. She is statewide treasurer for the Civil Service Employees Association and moved toward Vice President Al Gore after his speech to secure the autograph. Clinton reportedly looked displeased, but signed.
A chaotic Chicago scene shows Democrats enjoying a lively weekend of singing, dancing, and toasting. The atmosphere signals a celebration of party unity with light humor about enjoying corn on the cob over lobster as a metaphor for simpler pleasures.
About 25 000 revelers gathered on Navy Pier for a Democratic weekend celebration with fireworks over Lake Michigan. Attendees described the vibe as proletarian next to a more formal Republican gala in Seaport Village, noting the Democrats' relaxed style and sensible footwear.
Democratic Party’s only living ex president Jimmy Carter misses his first national convention since 1981. He announced Aug 9 he would not attend, citing vacation with family and sending support to Clinton. Carter’s spokeswoman says invitations were extended and Carter followed custom by other ex presidents. He is vacationing at Ted Turner’s ranch in Montana. Georgia chair Jon Blackmon notes Carter’s absence is not surprising given his busy schedule.
Democrats gather in Chicago to unify behind President Clinton as he seeks a second term. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Al Gore rally the faithful while speakers include Edward James Olmos and Christopher Reeve. Protest sentiment exists but remains nonviolent as delegates debate welfare reform and welfare-to-work plans.
A Oneida Nation woman, Bush, became a delegate amid Democratic push for a diverse slate. Sullivan, leading the search, notes the party mirrored America and New York State, contrasting with the Republican convention. Native representation proved tough, while both parties advocate broader inclusion and more Native delegates in the future.
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