Positive Ads Dominate Presidential Campaign Says Study
A UW study through Sept 13 finds ads nationwide skew positive for Gore and Bush with attacks largely by parties. Scranton, PA tops markets for ad saturation, with Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan markets following. Republicans lead in GOP ads while Democrats increased summer aggression and the GOP compensates recently.
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Gordon’s aftermath leaves South in heavy flood straits
Tropical storm Gordon dumped rain across the Southeast causing widespread flooding on Cape Lejeune and coastal areas. Schools sheltered children while two men rescued after their boat overturned. Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina reported heavy rain, power outages, and crop concerns amid ongoing drought relief questions.
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Commuters delay as Los Angeles transit strike widens
On day two of a citywide transit strike 2000 buses rail and subway lines idle across Los Angeles County affecting about 450000 people. Workers bicycle or walk to jobs as talks resume with UTU reps and transit managers prepared to bargain amid looming MTA budget gaps and wage disputes.
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Woman's remains found year later in New Jersey home
Washington Township police found the skeletal remains of 56 year old Janice Petrowsky, known as The Witch, propped with a pillow in her kitchen a year after her death. Neighbors recalled her isolation and hostility toward others. Authorities said death not suspicious and Petrowsky likely died at least a year before discovery. A neighbor later found her body after spotting a tattered New York Times in the driveway.
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