McCain Promises Reform and Truth in Ohio Speech
McCain pledges to curb big money and special interests, reform government, and protect Social Security with future budget surpluses. He aims to challenge Gore and Bush on fund-raising abuses, criticizing last minute Texan ad money while speaking to voters at Bracksville Broadview Heights High School near Cleveland.
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George Bush
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Wireless voice access expands Internet on phones
Motorola and others push text to voice tech to read Internet content aloud on wireless devices. Air Trac unveils Wireless Web by Voice, enabling users to request a Web address and hear the page read aloud. Vendors like Phone.com offer personalized Web services and calendars for hands free use. Plantronics and others market headsets and earpieces to ease on the road safety concerns. Experts note voice recognition may accelerate wireless data adoption, though stage demos show remaining kinks.
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Bradley beams on reform and health care in Buffalo speech
Bill Bradley told a Buffalo audience at a recreation center that he seeks health care reform and an end to child poverty. Two polls showed Democrats backing Al Gore. Bradley urged voters to choose a different politics and avoided attacking Gore, sharing a tale of leading the U S basketball team to gold versus the Russians. A Chicago supporter praised his social stance and said Gore’s mismatches with promises concern him.
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Clinton cites Selma legacy at civil rights event
President Clinton paid tribute to Jimmy Lee Jackson, Rev. James Reed, and Viola Liuzzo, recalling the 1965 Selma march and its role in passage of the Voting Rights Act. He warned that Confederate symbols and police mistrust still hinder progress, while noting gains in black political participation and national milestones like Atlanta’s sports and the Olympics.
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