Greens nominate Nader to challenge Gore in 2000 race
Ralph Nader accepted the Green Party presidential nomination amid a blistering critique of Republicans Democrats Congress and corporate America. He urged open debates and accused the major parties of closed electoral processes while predicting potential support from disenchanted voters and the Reform Party.
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Bush seeks INS split and outreach to Hispanic and black voters
President hopeful George W. Bush proposes dividing the Immigration and Naturalization Service into a welcoming agency and a border enforcement arm. He pitches to LULAC and PREP audiences while planning speeches to COUNCIL ON RACIAL EQUALITY, Detroit welfare reform, and a swing through Ohio.
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Gore urges tax incentives to cut oil imports
Vice President Al Gore will unveil a multibillion dollar energy package aimed at reducing oil imports, cutting pollution, and curbing global warming. Proposals include incentives for auto makers to build cleaner hybrids, bonds to upgrade midwest power plants, and homeowner tax breaks for energy efficient heating and solar systems.
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