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Copyright 2000 Star Tribune
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
August 14, 2000, Monday, Metro Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 1236 words
HEADLINE: It's lights, cameras, action;
Democrats in Los Angeles take the political stage for the next four days.
BYLINE: Lawrence M. O'Rourke; Staff Writer
DATELINE: Los Angeles, Calif.
BODY:
California, Patty Murray of Washington and Barbara Mikulski of Maryland.
A would-be office-holder also will address the convention. First Lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton will introduce her husband, giving her a prime-time perch
to advance her candidacy for the U.S. Senate from New York.
Today
- Program highlights: The opening night of the convention will feature a
speech by President Clinton. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic
Senate candidate in New York state, also will address the delegates. Washington
Gov. Gary Locke will
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
August 14, 2000, Monday, Metro Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 10A
LENGTH: 556 words
HEADLINE: Convention begins new chapter for First Lady
BYLINE: Muriel Dobbin; Staff Writer
DATELINE: Los Angeles, Calif.
BODY:
Hillary Rodham Clinton has blazed a controversial trail through politics, and
she'll make history tonight when she speaks before Democratic delegates as the
only
named her to oversee the sweeping plan to change health care that was
visualized as a centerpiece of his first term in office. It also was Hillary
Clinton's refusal to consider a congressional compromise on the program that
contributed to its collapse.
When her star fell, she reverted to more traditional First
a book, "It Takes a Village," on bringing up children.
Ironically, it was the Lewinsky uproar that made Hillary Clinton a
sympathetic figure. As she did during the 1992 campaign, when there were reports
of Bill Clinton's involvement with Arkansas nightclub singer Gennifer Flowers,
the
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; RICK A LAZIO (53%) i
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Copyright 2000 The Times-Picayune Publishing Co.
The Times-Picayune
August 14, 2000 Monday, ORLEANS
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. C04
LENGTH: 242 words
HEADLINE: HIGHTOWER/BATES
GRAPHIC: Mrs. Clinton Heath Hightower PHOTO
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Copyright 2000 The Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
August 13, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: Travel; Pg. 14K
LENGTH: 212 words
HEADLINE: MAGAZINES
BYLINE: Don O'Briant, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
food and tireless innovation.
Other articles of note include a profile of New York's Finger Lakes before
Bill and Hillary Clinton moved in; a slow barge trip on the canals of England's
Avon Ring; and a tour of Nashville's night
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
August 13, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: ISSUE; Pg. 6D
LENGTH: 484 words
HEADLINE: Women candidates: Ranking those who could make a run
BYLINE: Jill Vejnoska, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
top six vote-getters among more than 100,000 ballots cast. Other top
finishers (in alphabetical order) : Hillary Rodham Clinton, Elizabeth Dole,
Feinstein and Whitman. Runners-up: Maxwell House president Ann Fudge and former
astronaut Mae Jemison.
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
August 13, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 3B
LENGTH: 804 words
HEADLINE: DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION: Why are Democrats convening?;
Money, money and more money
BYLINE: Ken Foskett, Cox Washington Bureau
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
star-studded tribute to President Clinton at a private estate, with the
expected $ 4 million in proceeds going to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate
campaign.
This morning, 50 couples who have each pledged at least $ 100,000 to the
president's library, are to gather for
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (70%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (70%) ; BARBRA JOAN STREISAND (68%) ; RICHARD A GEPHARDT (54%) ; ALBERT
GORE JR (50%) ;
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
August 13, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: Editorial; Pg. 10D
LENGTH: 647 words
HEADLINE: NRA attack ads may miss target, boost Gore team;
OUR OPINION
BYLINE: Cynthia Tucker, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
decided to give a headline-grabbing public report on the state of his
spiritual life days before the convention's start; he and Hillary Clinton are
also holding big fund-raising bashes in California as the convention opens.
Given Gore's troubles, you'd think the NRA would be
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Copyright 2000 Globe Newspaper Company
The Boston Globe
August 13, 2000, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 3629 words
HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN 2000;
EDUCATING A VICE PRESIDENT SETBACKS FORCED GORE TO BROADEN HIS FOCUS BEYOND
ENVIRONMENT
BYLINE: By Michael Kranish, Globe Staff
BODY:
always enough. He might have dreamed of being a virtual co-president, but
the reality was that the job was already filled - by Hillary Clinton. Her
emphasis on universal health care, which ended in failure, consumed much
political oxygen in the White House,
it difficult for Gore to win early attention for his favorite cause,
which was no less than saving the earth.
While Hillary Clinton was taking the stage on health care, Gore was suffering
his first major defeat. He asked Clinton to assign him the task of revamping the
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The Boston Globe
August 13, 2000, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A25
LENGTH: 341 words
HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN 2000 / THE INCUMBENT;
CLINTON GETS A LATE PRESIDENTIAL LOOK AT LA'S GLITZ
BYLINE: By Ann Scales, Globe Staff
BODY:
nostalgic, President Clinton is playing to adoring audiences as he
prepares for his sendoff at the Democratic National Convention.
Accompanied by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea, the president arrived
Friday in this city where he is not just a president, but also a celebrity.
He has a schedule of glittery
nearly twice as long as Gore.
He is raising money, including at a star-studded concert last night to
benefit Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign and at a brunch today at Barbra
Streisand's house, which is expected to raise millions for Clinton's
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (96%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (69%) ;
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The Boston Globe
August 13, 2000, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION
SECTION: FOCUS; Pg. F4
LENGTH: 769 words
HEADLINE: ROBERT A. JORDAN;
WHY LIEBERMAN, NOT KERRY, WAS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR GORE
BYLINE: By ROBERT A. JORDAN, Globe Staff
BODY:
few weeks ago.
Before Gore picked Lieberman, there were serious concerns among Democrats
that Gore could lose New York and Hillary Clinton would lose her Senate bid
there to challenger Rick Lazio.
The Jewish population in New York has thus far been viewed as lukewarm to
Gore and the
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Copyright 2000 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
August 13, 2000, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: EDITORIAL; LETTERS; Pg. 40
LENGTH: 1547 words
HEADLINE: A land where anyone can rise to the top
BODY:
Attorney General Janet Reno, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright). We
read farcical headline after farcical headline about Hillary Rodham Clinton. We
suffer through the always-present, sometimes subliminal (sometimes not) inferior
position we hold in conversations at work,
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Copyright 2000 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: Real Estate; Pg. 2; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 1039 words
HEADLINE: FIERCE TUG OF WAR IS SHAPING UP OVER FHA RESERVE
BYLINE: Lew Sichelman, United Feature Syndicate.
BODY:
R-N.Y.), wants to give it back to borrowers.
If Lazio's name sounds familiar, it's because he's going up against Hillary
Clinton in this year's New York Senate race. He's also chairman of the House
Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity.
The money in
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (70%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (55%) ;
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Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: Commentary; Pg. 19; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 868 words
HEADLINE: PLAYING THE RELIGION CARD;
RELIGION SHOULDN'T MATTER, BUT GORE IS BETTING IT WILL
BYLINE: By Douglas W. Kmiec. Douglas W. Kmiec, a professor of constitutional law
at Pepperdine University, was an assistant attorney general during the Reagan
administration.
BODY:
a progressive manner.
The likely impact of Lieberman within the traditionally Democratic Jewish
community did not go unnoticed by Clinton--Hillary Rodham Clinton, that is.
Lieberman had hardly rung off with "Al Gore himself," when Clinton picked up her
cell phone and reported she was "talking [with] him [about] coming to
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Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND EDITION
SECTION: News; Pg. 1; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 1150 words
HEADLINE: DEMOCRATS HAVE HIGH HOPE FOR THEIR OWN GRAND PARTY;
GORE AIMING TO OUTSHINE CLINTON
BYLINE: By Michael Tackett, Tribune Political Editor.
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
Friday night for a series of fundraisers for the party, his presidential
library and the New York Senate campaign of his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The president was scheduled for a lot of arm-in-arm time with celebrities and
his presence was likely to dominate the convention at
born to his eldest daughter, Karenna Gore Schiff. His wife, Tipper, will
have the job of conveying an image less threatening than that of Hillary Rodham
Clinton.
With his choice of Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut as a running mate,
his VOW of a no-personal-attacks campaign and a
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Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: News; Pg. 1; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 1287 words
HEADLINE: DEMOCRATS HAVE HIGH HOPE FOR THEIR OWN GRAND PARTY;
GORE AIMING TO OUTSHINE CLINTON
BYLINE: By Michael Tackett, Tribune Political Editor.
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
Friday night for a series of fundraisers for the party, his presidential
library and the New York Senate campaign of his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The president was scheduled for a lot of arm-in-arm time with celebrities and
his presence was likely to dominate the convention at
GRAPHIC:
looks over Los Angeles' Staples Center, where his candidate is to be
anointed. Tribune photo by Jose More.; PHOTO (color) : Hillary Rodham Clinton
gets a kiss from a friend while visiting the convention site Saturday. She is to
address the meeting Monday. Tribune photo
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Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: News; Pg. 12; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 1251 words
HEADLINE: 6TH SENSE JUST MAY BE HIDING RIGHT UNDER OUR NOSES;
RESEARCHERS FIND HINTS OF A HUMAN ORGAN THAT MIGHT ALLOW US TO RECEIVE CHEMICAL
BEHAVIORAL SIGNALS.
BYLINE: By Peter Gorner, Tribune Staff Writer. Tribune staff writer Jeremy
Manier contributed to this report.
BODY:
a protege of E.O.Wilson, the founder of sociobiology), she documented a
phenomenon that had fascinated her at Wellesley College (where she was a
classmate of Hillary Rodham Clinton) : That women living in dormitories often
start to have synchronized menstrual periods.
"I hadn't discovered pheromones, as has often been misreported,"
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Copyright 2000 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: Books; Pg. 4; ZONE: C; CHILDREN'S CORNER.
LENGTH: 630 words
BYLINE: By Mary Harris Russell. Mary Harris Russell, who teaches English at
Indiana University Northwest, reviews children's books each week for the
Tribune.
BODY:
adventures outside. Inside the gallery, drawings of the children are
combined with photographs of the actual art. Outside the gallery, modern-day
figures such as Hillary Clinton and historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln
and Susan B. Anthony are mixed in with the crowds. So it's a sort of artistic
and
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (50%);
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Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2000 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND EDITION
SECTION: News; Pg. 6; ZONE: C; Across the nation.
LENGTH: 270 words
HEADLINE: FIRST LADY SHOWS HER COMEDIC SIDE WITH LENO, TRADES BARBS
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: BURBANK, CALIFORNIA
BODY:
Hillary Rodham Clinton stopped in at "The Tonight Show" on Friday and wasn't
above hunting for laughs at her own daughter's expense.
Host Jay Leno asked the first lady what would happen if Chelsea Clinton
changed affiliation and announced that the Republicans had good ideas.
"I'd miss her a lot, II Clinton replied.
Chelsea Clinton, 20, gave her mom a laugh from the studio audience.
Reflecting on leaving the White House, Clinton told Leno: "
PERSON: JAMES DOUGLAS MUIR 'JAY' LENO (94%); HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (93%) ; RICK
A LAZIO (54%) i
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
August 13, 2000, SUNDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A1
LENGTH: 930 words
HEADLINE: GORE TO OUTLINE OWN AGENDA IN SPEECH;
BUT CLINTONS CAST LONG SHADOW OVER CONVENTION
BYLINE: Richard L. Berke The New York Times News Service
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
said in the past and what many others have said: This campaign is about
the future. " Dismissing worries among some Democratic officials that Clinton
and Hillary Rodham Clinton were looming over the proceedings here and
distracting attention from him, Gore said, "This election is about the future.
It is about the choice that has to be made between
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 31A
LENGTH: 617 words
HEADLINE: Democrats say they'll stick to the high road;
Convention speakers to focus on contrasts
SOURCE: Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
BYLINE: Carl P. Leubsdorf
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
night after appearances by the party's six women U.S. senators and two
women, candidates, including first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. There will also
be a filmed tribute to former President Jimmy Carter.
On Tuesday night, the Democrats will recognize the nomination
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. 2J; EDITORIALS
LENGTH: 458 words
HEADLINE: Gore's Turn;
Vice president faces his own challenges
BODY:
for president always face the tricky proposition of acknowledging their
mentor while simultaneously distancing themselves. The fact that neither Bill
nor Hillary Clinton appears eager to recede from the limelight makes Mr. Gore's
maneuvering unusually difficult.
The Clintons are as much onstage in Los
...
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (96%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (69%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (54%) ; JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (53%) ;
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 28A
LENGTH: 612 words
HEADLINE: Clinton hits campaign trail in warm-up for convention President scales
back to keep Gore in spotlight
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
doesn't allow Gore to emerge as his own person. He can hurt him by being
too much of a presence. "
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday that she and Mr. Clinton
would stay at the convention just long enough to proclaim their support for Mr.
Gore, and then
embrace with Hollywood, and this weekend, he is trying to share the
wealth with the two candidates closest to him - Mr. Gore and New York Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Mr. Clinton's appearance at a star-studded, late-night concert Saturday was
expected to raise at least $
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election. His appearance at a concert Saturday was expected to raise at
least $ 1 million for the Senate campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 123 words
GRAPHIC: PHOTO (S) : (The Dallas Morning News: Mona Reeder) Hillary Clinton, who
checked out the podium at the Staples Center on Saturday, will speak Monday
night at the Democratic
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday FIRST EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 28A
LENGTH: 609 words
HEADLINE: Clinton hits campaign trail in warm-up for convention President scales
back to keep Gore in spotlight
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
embrace with Hollywood, and this weekend, he is trying to share the
wealth with the two candidates closest to him - Mr. Gore and New York Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Mr. Clinton's appearance at a star-studded, late-night concert Saturday was
expected to raise at least $
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election. His appearance at a concert Saturday was expected to raise at
least $ 1 million for the Senate campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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The Dallas Morning News
August 13, 2000, Sunday FIRST EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 27A; TRAIL MIX
LENGTH: 188 words
HEADLINE: TRAIL MIX
SOURCE: From wire reports
BODY:
eating bonbons for the last five or six years, I think it's only fair
that the truth come out. "
- Hillary Rodham Clinton, on her behind-the-scenes policy work at the White
House and why she is beginning to stress it on the campaign trail in her
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (51%);
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The Houston Chronicle
August 13, 2000, Sunday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 1
LENGTH: 1286 words
HEADLINE: Democratic Convention 2000;
Gore seeks to remake his image ;
Democrats hope to win a sequel to presidency
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: ALAN BERNSTEIN
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
Whoopi Goldberg will perform for Democratic donors, may clash with Gore's
fanfare for the common man. President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton will
speak to the 4,339 delegates and 610 alternates Monday night, providing the
opening lines for the sequel concept.
PERSON:
WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (71%) ; BARBRA JOAN STREISAND (51%) ; JONI
MITCHELL (51%) ; WHOOPI GOLDBERG (51%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (50%) ;
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The Houston Chronicle
August 13, 2000, Sunday 4 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 29
LENGTH: 555 words
HEADLINE: Democratic Convention Los Angeles 2000;
Looking for evenhandedness from networks in their convention coverage
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: MIKE McDANIEL, Houston Chronicle TV Editor
BODY:
somewhat louder - and perhaps more discordant - than the buzz when George
Bush picked Dick Cheney. President Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton are scheduled to speak Monday, and NBC had no GOP convention coverage on
Monday. Will the networks devote more time to
scenes, John F. Kennedy vs. Lyndon B. Johnson drama of the 1960
Democratic Convention in Los Angeles. Hillary Rodham Clinton will be Larry
King's guest Monday (8 p.m., CNN).
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (53%) i WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (52%) ; DICK
CHENEY (52%) i HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%);
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The Houston Chronicle
August 13, 2000, Sunday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 27
LENGTH: 836 words
HEADLINE: Democratic Convention Los Angeles 2000;
Stars are everywhere, except at the podium;
Hollywood connection will be hard to miss
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: CLIFFORD PUGH
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
The president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton are also taking advantage of
their Hollywood connections. The couple will attend a brunch at Streisand's
Malibu compound today that is expected to
at a private Los Angeles estate Saturday night took in an estimated $ 4
million for Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign in New York. Even though some of
Hollywood's elite have reservations about Gore, largely because of wife
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The Houston Chronicle
August 13, 2000, Sunday 4 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 26
LENGTH: 572 words
HEADLINE: Democratic Convention Los Angeles 2000;
Will Lieberman's politics, shaped by his faith, help or hurt Gore's chances?
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: JULIE MASON
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
Television Network. This week, Gore is in town with Lieberman in tow,
accepting the party's nomination and raising money. President Clinton and
Hillary Rodham Clinton also are holding Hollywood fund-raisers during the
convention, collecting millions of dollars for the party and for the first
lady's Senate
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
August 13, 2000, Sunday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B2 ;STEVE KRASKE
LENGTH: 632 words
HEADLINE: Pundits, let's clock Al Gore
BYLINE: STEVE KRASKE
BODY:
The first tie-breaker: How many times will first lady and Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton refer directly to "my husband, "
"Bill," or "the president" in her speech Monday night?
The final tie-breaker: Name the price
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PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (92%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (55%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (53%);
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
August 13, 2000 Sunday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 10A
LENGTH: 589 words
HEADLINE: INSIDER;
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across the street, II said state party chairwoman Terri Spring. "To me,
this is Hollywood, and Hollywood is L.A."
No Bonbons for Hillary: Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday she spent her
White House years working hard on issues, and she dismissed critics who
insinuate she "sat
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viewers that Al -- often viewed as boring and stiff -- is a loving
husband and father who is ready to take the reins of the country.
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HEADLINE: President makes the rounds of loyal L.A. donors, voters;
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BYLINE: ANNE GEARAN Associated Press
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lucrative embrace with Hollywood, and this weekend he is trying to share
the wealth with the two candidates closest to him: Gore and New York Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton, the first lady.
Clinton was appearing at a star-studded concert late Saturday that was
expected to raise between $2.5 ...
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wing.
It's a sign of the depth of the Clinton problem that Gore was willing to
take those risks. And Gore can't be happy that Bill and Hillary Clinton are not
only both speaking at the convention, which is to be expected, but holding
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SPOTLIGHT / A TIME FOR HIM TO DEFINE WHO HE IS, WHAT HE STANDS FOR
BYLINE: By Deborah Barfield. WASHINGTON BUREAU
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polls-tomorrow's speakers will include California Sens. Barbara Boxer and
Dianne Feinstein and New York Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Beyond members of Congress, the convention will also feature speakers such
as the Rev. Jesse Jackson, former New Jersey Sen. Bill
untouchable."
What remains worrisome for the Gore campaign is making sure Clinton, with
his baggage in tow, does not overshadow the convention. Clinton and his wife,
Hillary, arrived here this weekend for fund raisers that are expected to net $ 4
million for the first lady and $ 10 million for
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Partial List Of Scheduled
Convention Speakers
MONDAY, AUG. 14
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton,
U.S. Senate candidate in New York
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TUESDAY, AUG. 15
The Rev. Jesse Jackson
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SOME MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WANT THE STASH, AS MUCH AS $800 MILLION, RETURNED TO
BORROWERS.
BYLINE: By Lew Sichelman, United Feature Syndicate
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R-N.Y., wants to give it back to borrowers.
If Lazio's name sounds familiar, it's because he's going up against Hillary
Rodham Clinton in this year's U.S. Senate race in New York. He's also chairman
of the House subcommittee on housing and community opportunity.
The
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run for vice president on a major party ticket.
History also will be made Monday when first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton
addresses the convention as a candidate for the U.S. Senate from New York. Later
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Mentor office.
"Dear The Dealer, 11 begins Rick Lazio, a Long Island congressman who inherited
the race against Hillary Clinton when New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani dropped
out of the campaign.
Giuliani had written us in March for
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BYLINE: By RICHARD L. BERKE; NEW YORK TIMES
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said in the past and what many others have said: This campaign is about
the future. "
Dismissing worries among some Democratic officials that Clinton and Hillary
Rodham Clinton were looming over the proceedings here and distracting attention
from him, Gore said, "This election is about the future. It is about the choice
that has to be made between
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it in 1988. H
For Gore, it may be a more difficult challenge because of the more imposing
presence here of the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Clintons will
address the convention Monday night and leave Tuesday morning, ceding the
spotlight to Gore for the last three
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He'll try to distance himself from Clinton at Demo convention
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Cheney.
Getting some distance from Clinton
And the convention is Gore's chance to separate himself from President
Clinton. The president and first lady Hillary Clinton are scheduled to speak
Monday, the time for the party to honor the administration's eight years before
turning its attention to Gore.
California
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BYLINE: Robert Salladay
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perform, and Gregory Peck, Whoopi Goldberg and John Travolta were invited
to speak. The event was expected to raise $1 million for Hillary Rodham
Clinton's U.S. Senate campaign.
Former MCA Chairman Lew Wasserman, Dreamworks co-owner David Geffen, actors
George
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HEADLINE: It's Clinton's day; He basks in spotlight before passing to Gore the
party he recrafted
BYLINE: George E. Condon Jr.; COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
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town, arriving Friday and throwing himself into a planned round of
meetings and fund-raisers before joining first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton
tomorrow night for nationally televised addresses to the convention.
Some Democrats say Clinton is entitled to a swan song with the
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a carpenter at the Staples Center, helped prepare the arena for the
four-day convention. 2. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton listened as James King
(right), speaker tracker for the Democratic National Convention, explained the
balloon drop yesterday on the
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BYLINE: Richard L. Berke; NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
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many others have said: This campaign is about the future. 11
Dismissing worries among some Democratic officials that Clinton and first
lady Hillary Rodham Clinton are looming over the proceedings in Los Angeles and
distracting attention from him, Gore said: "This election is about the future.
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BYLINE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
ALBANY, N.Y. -- She may have the support of state Democratic officials, but
Hillary Rodham Clinton is not the official Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate --
not yet, anyway.
She faces a Sept. 12 primary
Lazio campaign responded by jumping on the McMahon bandwagon. Lazio
campaign manager Bill Dal Col said: "Hillary Clinton needs to realize that New
Yorkers don't coronate their senators."
So far, the extent of McMahon's campaign has been one recent swing
...
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HEADLINE: Analysis;
Gore's biggest challenge: To stop being vice president
BYLINE: Leo Rennert; Staff Writer
DATELINE: Los Angeles, Calif.
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it in 1988. "
For Gore, it may be a more difficult challenge because of the more
imposing presence of the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Clintons will
address the convention Monday night and leave Tuesday morning, ceding the
spotlight to Gore for the last three
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Wellstone to be voice of dissent
BYLINE: Dane Smith; Bob von Sternberg; Staff Writers
DATELINE: Los Angeles, Calif.
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House. "
Democratic National convention
Monday
- President Clinton will speak the first night of the convention, as
will First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic Senate candidate in New
York state. Washington Gov. Gary Locke will moderate a discussion
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BYLINE: David Westphal; Lawrence M. O'Rourke; Staff Writers
DATELINE: Los Angeles, Calif.
BODY:
Clinton-to-Gore passing of the torch has other complexities as well. One
is that, as the list of convention week fund-raisers demonstrates, Bill and
Hillary Rodham Clinton are not about to disappear from the national stage.
Some Gore aides have expressed unease in recent days about the star-
2.5 million.
In part because of the fund-raisers, the Clintons will be in Los Angeles
far longer than will Gore, and Hillary Clinton, whose negative ratings are high
with many of Gore's target swing voters, will get prime-time exposure when she
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who died July 18 of a stroke.
Emergency: Get Hillary!
A new group, the Emergency Committee to Stop Hillary Rodham Clinton, wants to
raise $ 9 million to boost Rick Lazio's Senate chances in New York with a
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sees the world at our expense
I have heard it said and seen it written many, many times that Bill and
Hillary Clinton haven't always told the truth, the whole, and nothing but
and
there have been no lawsuits that I know of for slander or libel. I should
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HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN 2000;
Will Clinton steal show from Gore?
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: DAVID IVANOVICH, BEN ROTH
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
LOS ANGELES - As the nation's first couple, President Clinton and his wife,
Hillary Rodham Clinton, have turned heads for eight years, upstaging just about
everybody in their path. But as the two arrived here Friday
dollars away from Vice President Al Gore. Hoping to raise millions of
dollars for both the Clinton presidential library and Hillary Clinton's New York
senatorial race, the Clintons will rub shoulders tonight with Hollywood
luminaries ranging from Cher to Gregory Peck
appear on the president's official schedule, and White House officials
professed no knowledge of the event. On Friday evening, Hillary Clinton appeared
on NBC-TV's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno. " The Clintons are demonstrating their
well-known fondness for Hollywood,
by us - that moves to the candidates," Lockhart said. "We're sensitive to
that, but there (are) still things that we are going to be doing." On Monday,
Hillary Clinton and the president will speak at the convention. And then on
Tuesday, Clinton and Gore will meet in Michigan for what campaign
team will turn out at the airport to wish them a fond farewell. " The
Clintons, of course, are in unique circumstances. Hillary Clinton is the first
first lady to seek public office on her own as her husband was vacating the Oval
Office. And Clinton did try to deflect
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president are the long shadow of President Bill Clinton and his
administration's history of rapacious fundraising. So what are Clinton and his
wife, Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton, doing at the Democratic National
Convention that should be Gore's big coming-out party? Lingering in the
spotlight and fund-raising,
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HEADLINE: LIBERAL USE OF PHOTOS / PARTY USES SPLICING TECHNIQUE TO RIP LAZIO
BYLINE: By Dan Janison. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
who got behind Lazio, 11 the narrator says.
The Liberals' $ 50,000 media buy, aimed at helping Lazio's rival, Hillary
Rodham Clinton, begins appearing next week on cable and broadcast stations in
New York City, on Long Island
latest effort, Lazio spokesman Dan McLagan said, "The sad truth is, New
Yorkers aren't lining up to support Hillary Clinton, so she has to turn to these
soft-money shill groups to fuel her attack machine."
Liberal Party leader Ray Harding said, "
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HEADLINE: PLAYBOY, POLITICS IN THE MIX / CLINTON BLASTED FOR 'BUNNY MONEY'
BYLINE: By Stephanie Saul. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
Rick Lazio's Senate campaign asked Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday to return
its contributions from Playboy CEO Christie Hefner, criticizing the Democrats
for hypocrisy over a congressional
"The hypocrisy of Mrs. Clinton and the national Democratic Party is
astounding," said Lazio's campaign manager, Bill Dal Col.
The Clinton campaign had no immediate
role at next week's convention. Friday, Sanchez said she would move the
fund raiser and got her speaking slot back.
"If Hillary Clinton and the national Democratic Party are calling on Loretta
Sanchez to cancel her fund raiser, then Mrs. Clinton and the rest of the
Democrats who have received money from the Hefner family of Playboy fame have an
obligation to return it, II Dal Col
commission records show that on March 3 Christie Hefner donated $ 2,000
to one of Clinton's fund-raising committees, the Hillary Rodham Clinton for US
Senate Committee, Inc. On the same day a donor identified as Christie Hetner of
Playboy Enterprises-
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HEADLINE: LIEBERMAN'S TALK RADIO LINK
BYLINE: By Dan Morrison. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
a contrite Lieberman told Imus, whose on-air cronies have compared black
athletes to apes and described Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton as a
lesbian.
Critics say such appearances show that Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew who has
been critical of Hollywood, is willing to set
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BODY:
A bold move," etc.) is simply laughable.
It was only about three weeks ago the headline story was about Hillary
Clinton's nasty comments about a "Jew bastard. "
It is obvious that Lieberman was chosen to repair the damage done to the
Jewish community
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HEADLINE: LIGHT-HEARTED HILLARY CLINTON APPEARS ON TONIGHT SHOW'
BYLINE: FROM WIRE REPORTS
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
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A giggly and light-hearted Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared on the "Tonight
Show with Jay Leno" yesterday, talking up her U.S. Senate campaign and praising
Al Gore's
"Here I am," said Mrs. Clinton, with a little wave. She added that it took
her 31 years to work up the courage to come on the show.
Former "Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson invited Mrs. Clinton on in 1969, she
said, after her unexpectedly defiant commencement speech at Wellesley College.
But instead, Mrs. Clinton went to Alaska for a job that "best prepared me for
political life: sliming fish."
Of her Senate campaign in New York, Mrs. Clinton said, "I'm having a great
time.
I get yelled at to go home in 62 different languages."
Mrs. Clinton will speak Monday, the opening night of the Democratic
convention, followed by the president. She joked that her notoriously
long-winded husband "may be done by Wednesday."
Mrs. Clinton also wasn't above hunting for laughs at her own daughter's
expense.
Leno asked her what would happen if Chelsea Clinton changed affiliation and
announced that the Republicans had good ideas.
"I'd miss her a lot," Mrs. Clinton replied.
Chelsea Clinton, 20, gave her mom a laugh from the studio audience.
Reflecting on leaving the White House, Mrs. Clinton told Leno: "People will
have a new president and life will go on. The only person I'm worried about is
you. What are you going to talk about when we're gone?"
Mrs. Clinton, after months of needling from David Letterman, appeared on CBS'
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"Late Show" in January and received kid-glove
joked that he had new respect for President Clinton.
"I spent a half hour with Hillary and look what happened to me, " he said.
Mrs. Clinton's opponent, Republican Rep. Rick Lazio, is expected to appear on
"The Tonight Show" later.
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HEADLINE: Gore, Bush battle, but it's Clinton's day
BYLINE: ASSOCIATED PRESS and COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
BODY:
Los Angeles for the Democratic National Convention to officially get his
party's presidential nomination.
Both the president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, who arrived
yesterday, will address the convention Monday on its opening night.
Appeal in Connecticut
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HEADLINE: Gore campaign winces at Clinton's confessional;
Bush calls on Gore to send a clear message and condemn the president's conduct.
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hosted by Barbra Streisand to raise money for the Clinton presidential
library and a concert to benefit First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign
for a Senate seat in New York.
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HEADLINE: Lazio's visit more than food for thought;
The GOP Senate candidate from New York raised more than $120,000 at a lunch in
Bloomington.
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running for U.S. Senate in New York.
Lazio, who is in a race against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton,
raised more than $120,000 at a lunch event at the Doubletree Hotel in
Bloomington that was the last stop on his
good social moderate. II
Lazio boasted that he has raised his campaign money in "hard, reportable
dollars, 11 a jab at Hillary Clinton, who he said is "addicted" to so-called soft
money, which can be raised from corporations and unions in unlimited amounts.
As for
loyal supporters here. "
Others described Clinton's candidacy as the best Republican fund-raising
tool around.
"There are probably worse candidates than Hillary Clinton," said
Bloomington businesswoman Jan Schneider, "though I can't think of any."
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HEADLINE: Campaign notebook;
Minneapolis students invited to be junior convention reporters
BYLINE: Stephanie Erickson; Staff Writer
BODY:
NAACP President Kweisi Mfume.
Stephanie Erickson
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First Lady takes on Leno
A giggly and light-hearted Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared for the first
time on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno, " talking up her U.S. Senate campaign,
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BYLINE: Kim Ode; Staff Writer
BODY:
suggest anything from the power of stardom to the security of mother's
milk.
Elizabeth Britney Dole could appeal to a whole new demographic.
Hillary Xena Clinton could gain momentum. Colin Tiger Powell could get a lock on
the leisure sports vote. Give him a few
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HEADLINE: Lieberman may be help to everyone -- but Gore
BYLINE: Mark Steyn
BODY:
new ones.
Meanwhile, for a sense of what Gore is up against, consider a recent campaign
appearance by Hillary Rodham Clinton, New York Senate candidate, in Edgartown,
Mass. Massachusetts isn't actually in New York but, when you're
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HEADLINE: SCANDAL MINE ALONE, CLINTON SAYS;
GORE PRAISED IN BID TO OFFSET GOP CRITICS
BYLINE: By William Neikirk, Tribune Staff Writer. Tribune staff writers Bob
Kemper, Virginia Groark, Michael Higgins and Vanessa Gezari contributed to this
report.
BODY:
in California this weekend, events that likely will deflect attention
from Gore and Lieberman. Further, the president and his wife, Senate candidate
Hillary Rodham Clinton, will appear at the convention in Los Angeles on Monday.
Clinton's remarks Thursday, together with his musings about his
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HEADLINE: TRAIL MIX;
News from Campaign 2000
SOURCE: From wire reports
BODY:
Democrats grumbling over first lady's plans
ALBANY, N.Y. - Blending her unique roles as first lady and Senate candidate,
Hillary Rodham Clinton plans several high-profile appearances through the
opening stages of the Democratic National Convention.
The four-day excursion has some
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (72%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (54%) ; RICK A
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HEADLINE: President grateful for U.S. forgiveness
SOURCE: Associated Press
BYLINE: SONYA ROSS
DATELINE: SOUTH BARRINGTON, Ill.
BODY:
.
counseling from a trio of ministers. Clinton himself has said little
about it as he has sought to repair his marriage to first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton and his relationship with his daughter, Chelsea. He said his relations
with his family remain an ongoing struggle, then declined to go further. For
those who
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HEADLINE: LIEBERMAN WILL BE GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY
BYLINE: ED KOCH
BODY:
Clinton asking him to revisit the question of whether some or all of the
classified record in the Pollard case can be released. II
***
Rick Lazio and Hillary Clinton have at some point stated their support for
campaign-finance reform. Both have said they would reject unregulated campaign
soft
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HEADLINE: PRESIDENT'S LESSONS IN FORGIVENESS / A SPIRITUAL TALK WITH MINISTERS
BYLINE: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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agreed not to reveal what they discussed with him. Clinton himself has
said little about it as he has sought to repair his marriage to first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton and his relationship with his daughter, Chelsea. He said
his relationships with his family remain an ongoing struggle, then declined to
go farther.
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HEADLINE: KEY PLAYER IN LABOR LAWS / TRAINING BILLS HELPED BY HILLARY
BYLINE: By Elizabeth Moore. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
York State funded under a federal law first drafted and promoted a decade
ago under the leadership of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Then the first lady of Arkansas, Yale-educated partner in a Little Rock law
firm and a prominent education
Education and the Economy, a Carnegie Corporation spin-off where then New
York Gov. Mario Cuomo served as honorary chairman and Hillary Clinton as a
trustee on a board that also included David Rockefeller Jr., Apple Computer
chairman John Sculley and Eastman
seats on corporate and nonprofit boards, commissions, and studies over
the years, as well as chairmanship of the Children's Defense Fund, had kept
Hillary Clinton involved in domestic policy debates and in regular touch with a
wide network of public officials, business, union and
after the bill was filed in the Senate, on Oct. 3, 1991, Bill Clinton
declared his candidacy for president, and Hillary Clinton withdrew from the
project. The bill went to the back burner for the duration of the campaign.
But her husband made those ideas a "mantra"
yielded mixed results. Enamored with having employers chip in 1 percent
of their payroll for continuous worker training, Bill Clinton upped Hillary's
incentive-based proposal to a "requirement" of 1.5 percent. That sounded too
much like a tax, which soured the enthusiasm of businesses that had
said.
The explosion of the information economy and record low unemployment since
then may have made a training mandate unnecessary, said Hillary Clinton, who
believes "there's been a sea change in the American business community's
understanding of how to attract and keep qualified workers."
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America's Choice was suddenly just one of many policy goals competing for
attention. With some reluctance, Magaziner recalled, he and Hillary Clinton
agreed to let others carry it forward while they ran the health care effort.
In 1996, then state Attorney General Dennis Vacco launched a probe of Hillary
Clinton's fee. Seventeen months later, he said he had decided she had earned her
pay.
Magaziner and Clinton never managed to stir much enthusiasm
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (64%) ;
SUBJECT: CAMPAIGN.HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON.LABOR.LAW. PROPOSED. TRAINING. PROGRAM.
STUDENT. NEW YORK STATE.SENATE.SENATE. UNIONS (86%) ; EMPLOYMENT LAW (
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LENGTH: 666 words
HEADLINE: AN ANTI-HILLARY AD BLITZ / NEW GROUP SEEKS TO RAISE $ 9M; LAZIO
DISTANCES SELF
BYLINE: By Stephanie Saul. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
wing group wants to raise $ 9 million to boost Rep. Rick Lazio's Senate
chances against first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton with a negative advertising
blitz in the campaign's final two months, according to a fund-raising letter
being sent to many New Yorkers.
The plans of the Emergency Committee to Stop Hillary Rodham Clinton are
outlined in the letter obtained by Newsday. If they come to fruition, they could
raise the level of invective in an already heated
at the Clinton administration, according to the letter.
The group's campaign "will show voters in New York State the real Hillary
Clinton
who is a key figure in: the Chinagate scandal, the FBI 'filegate'
scandal, the 'cattlegate' bribery scandal, the 'travelgate' scandal, the
consultant Kieran Mahoney, who added that he hopes the tone of the
message is "not so negative that they end up driving people into Hillary
Clinton's camp."
The disclosure of the committee's plans comes at a time when concerns
already have been raised about the tone of the Senate race and the
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (95%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; RONALD WILSON
REAGAN (66%) ; ROBERT K DORNAN (53%) ; EDWIN MEESE III (53%) ;
SUBJECT: CAMPAIGN.CANDIDATE.FUND RAISING.RICK LAZIO. NEW YORK STATE.UNITED
STATES. HILLARY CLINTON.ADVERTISING.STRATEGY.SENATE.
ADVERTISING (92%) i FUNDRAISING (90%) ; CAMPAIGN FINANCE (90%) ; POLITICAL
ADVERTISING (90%) ; FRAUD & FINANCIAL
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HEADLINE: SHE MAKES STAGE FRIGHT TAKE FLIGHT;
A FORMER ACTRESS OFFERS HER SKILLS, ADVICE TO EXECUTIVES WHO ARE PODIUM-SHY;
BYLINE: By MARCUS GLEISSER; PLAIN DEALER REPORTER
BODY:
properly and to follow it up with a speech that is relaxed and makes the
listeners feel personal contact.
Dickson said President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton both have strong
natural aptitudes for public speaking. She was not as complimentary about the
vice president. "With Al Gore, I
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LENGTH: 500 words
HEADLINE: Clinton, to 4,500 ministers, bares his soul about affair
BYLINE: Sonya Ross; ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
sent Graham a share of his allowance.
Clinton has said little about it as he has sought to repair his marriage to
first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and his relationship with his daughter,
Chelsea. He said his relations with his family remain an ongoing struggle, then
declined to go further.
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HEADLINE: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
BODY:
DAVID L. MOLNAR San Diego
The only winner in Al Gore's choice for vice president is Bill Clinton.
Hillary's struggling Senate campaign in New York gets a lift, and Palestine
President Yasser Arafat gets the clear
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HEADLINE: 'Running Mates' has fun with presidential politics
BYLINE: Noel Holston; Staff Writer
BODY:
- People who believe Hillary Clinton stuck with Bubba because she loves
the power she knew she could never attain herself.
- People who believe Hillary Clinton is a man.
- People whose antennae go up when a veteran politician say, Dick
I
Cheney - says he's going to "moderate"
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (70%) ; THOMAS WILLIAM 'TOM' SELLECK (67%) ; JOHN
DANIEL EHRLICHMAN (57%) ; DICK CHENEY (55%) ; ROSIE O'DONNELL (
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SECTION: EDITORIAL / 23A
LENGTH: 695 words
HEADLINE: Gore wise to leaven race with Lieberman
BYLINE: George F. Will
BODY:
grown-up -- the thinking person's choice. And the convention repeatedly
tapped into Clinton fatigue -- the national longing, which Mr. Gore's polling
and Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go."
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LENGTH: 691 words
HEADLINE: VERIZON STRIKE LEAVES SOME ELDERLY WITHOUT SERVICE TALKS CONTINUE AS
WORKERS PLAN RALLIES IN N.Y., BOSTON
BYLINE: By Diane E. Lewis, Globe Staff
BODY:
Today, a rally in Manhattan at which first lady and Senate candidate
Hillary Rodham Clinton is scheduled to appear is expected to draw thousands of
strikers and onlookers. Another mass rally is scheduled for tomorrow in downtown
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LENGTH: 365 words
HEADLINE: Poll: One in three expect to receive their 15 minutes
BYLINE: BY JOHN CARPENTER
BODY:
like to have dinner with. Bill Clinton was an easy winner, followed in
order by Pope John Paul II, Hillary Clinton, Oprah Winfrey and Billy Graham.
More than a third of those asked chose to dine with politicians, followed, in
order, by
famous living people, what two people would you choose?"
1. Bill Clinton
2. Pope John Paul II
3. Hillary Clinton
4. Oprah Winfrey
5. Billy Graham
6. Michael Jordan
7. Al Gore
8. Gov. George
GRAPHIC:
Paul II and President Clinton as the two famous people they would like to
dine with. No. 3 and No. 4. First lady Hillary Clinton and Oprah Winfrey
followed the president and the pope as dining companions. No. 5. The Rev. Billy
Graham rounded out the top
PERSON:
50%) ; POPE JOHN PAUL II (50%) ; WILLIAM FRANKLIN 'BILLY' GRAHAM
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LENGTH: 565 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
vocal occupant, is being mighty quiet these days since she got her job
back. The silence is deafening.
Hillaryville
First lady Hillary Clinton's beloved best friend, Betsy Ebeling, her
classmate from high school days in Park Ridge, is heading to the Dem National
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (92%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (56%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (53%) ;
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LENGTH: 799 words
HEADLINE: ROCK PURSUES PARDON FOR KERNER FROM CLINTON
BYLINE: Ellen Warren & Terry Armour.
BODY:
working up a heavy political guest lineup surrounding the Democratic
convention there. On Friday, Jay Leno interviews Hillary Clinton; on Monday, Al
Gore daughters Karenna and Kristin; and Tuesday is Tipper Gore (with Willie
Nelson).
Back in the game
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HEADLINE: JACKSON'S WORK HONORED;
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER AMONG 15 FREEDOM MEDAL RECIPIENTS
BYLINE: By William P. Bohlen, Washington Bureau. Tribune staff writer Glen
Elsasser contributed to this report.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
"The cause of justice has no greater co-worker than Jesse Jackson, " Clinton
said.
Jackson pumped his fist when First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton mentioned his
"proud son, " U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.).
Jackson Sr. said he wished his own
honor by President John F. Kennedy.
Retiring Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.), whose Senate seat Hillary
Rodham Clinton now seeks, was awarded the medal he helped Kennedy create, in
part for his service as a high-level adviser
U.S. Sen. George McGovern, 78, was awarded the medal for his nearly 50
years in public service. Bill and Hillary Clinton worked on his unsuccessful
1972 Democratic candidate for president.
Now the U.S. representative to the United Nations Food and Agricultural
a prolific economics writer.
Marian Wright Edelman, 61, president of the Children's Defense Fund and an
early mentor to Hillary Clinton, was another honoree. Edelman was the first
African-American woman admitted to the Mississippi Bar.
Comparing her to her namesake, singer Marian Anderson,
PERSON: JESSE LOUIS JACKSON (97%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (93%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (69%) ; PAUL MARTIN 'PAUL M' SIMON (65%) ;
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August 10, 2000, THURSDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A9
LENGTH: 559 words
HEADLINE: CLINTONS GET CAMEO ROLES IN L.A.;
AFTER OPENING NIGHT, STAGE IS GORE'S
BYLINE: Bill Straub Scripps Howard News Service
reception from Democratic National Convention delegates when he delivers
a bittersweet farewell to the party faithful Monday night.
Both the President and Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic candidate for
Senate in New York, are scheduled to speak on the opening night and then turn
the spotlight over to
control, campaign finance and more money for education and Social
Security is a broadly acceptable Democratic agenda. They admire him and Mrs.
Clinton."
on Friday - meeting friends, speaking to various delegations, tinkering
with his speech and, of course, attending Democratic Party fund-raisers.
Mrs. Clinton, the family's only remaining candidate, will be more ubiquitous.
On Friday she assumes center stage with an appearance on The
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (93%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ;
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August 10, 2000, Thursday THIRD EDITION
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LENGTH: 839 words
HEADLINE: Democratic convention won't be like GOP's
BYLINE: Carl P. Leubsdorf
BODY:
hearing from Mr. Clinton, will showcase women Democratic senators, plus
the president's wife, New York Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. Tuesday
night's speakers will include Sen. Edward Kennedy, Bill Bradley and the
convention keynoter, Tennessee Rep. Harold
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SECTION: A; Pg. 17
LENGTH: 552 words
HEADLINE: 15 honored with medal of freedom ;
Award meant as thanks, consolation
SOURCE: New York Times
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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activist, and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who is Clinton's envoy to Africa.
Although the selection process itself is cloaked in mystery, Hillary Clinton
perhaps had a role in advocating the names of Marian Wright Edelman, her first
boss at the Children's Defense Fund; the
PERSON:
BILL' CLINTON (71%) ; JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH (54%); JESSE LOUIS
JACKSON (53%) ; MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN (52%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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SECTION: OPINION; Pg. B7 ; STARBEAMS
LENGTH: 355 words
HEADLINE: Starbeams
BYLINE: BILL TAMMEUS; The Kansas City Star
BODY:
race is getting tighter after Gore's
pick of Lieberman. Well, sure. Now there's no chance Gore will pick
Hillary Rodham Clinton.
"I AM not afraid to have somebody as my vice president who
sometimes disagrees with me," says Gore. As long as it's
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (93%) i WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (72%) ; DENNIS
MILLER (54%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
August 10, 2000 Thursday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 06B
LENGTH: 552 words
HEADLINE: Reform Party action could be entertaining
BYLINE: TIM CUPRISIN of the Journal Sentinel staff
BODY:
Toronto, the Caribbean and France. For some strange reason, the
increasingly telegenic Milwaukee's not on MTV's short list
Hillary Rodham
Clinton visits Jay Leno at 10:35 p.m. Friday on Channel 4.
A DAY TO THINK: TV writers
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August 10, 2000, Thursday ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NEWS; Page A10
LENGTH: 972 words
HEADLINE: FLASH / THE LATEST ENTERTAINMENT NEWS AND MORE
BYLINE: By Erica Marcus. STAFF WRITER, Beth Whitehouse, By Verne Gay. STAFF
WRITER,
BODY:
land an appearance on "The Tonight Show" this week but-in an example of
showbiz one-upmanship-his opponent Hillary Rodham Clinton will appear on the
show instead.
Clinton, booked for the Friday show, is in California for next week's
GRAPHIC: 1) Photo - Hillary Rodham Clinton, 2) Photo - Rep. Rick Lazio , 3)
Photo - Colleen Haskell. 3) Newsday Photo / Ari Mintz - Pep
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A06
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HEADLINE: LAZIO 'STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS' / POLL SAYS VOTERS UNSURE OF HIS
STANCE ON ISSUES
BYLINE: By Stephanie Saul. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
important issues, according to a poll released yesterday by Quinnipiac
University.
The race between Lazio and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is locked in a
statistical dead heat, the new poll shows, with Clinton inching forward several
percentage points
said Republican consultant Kieran Mahoney. "One hundred percent of the
people know her. If you're undecided in this race, you know Hillary Clinton and
you're not voting for her."
GRAPHIC: AP Photos-1) Hillary Rodham clinton, who gained ground in the latest
Quinnipiac University poll and is statistically tied with Rick Lazio, is
serenaded Tuesday by
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (71%) ; ALFONSE M
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August 10, 2000, Thursday NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Page A31
LENGTH: 586 words
HEADLINE: BACK ROOM
BYLINE: By Irving Long
BODY:
Until this week, some Nassau Democrats were concerned that Republican
Rep. Rick Lazio of Brightwaters, who is running against Democrat Hillary
Clinton for the U.S. Senate seat, might hurt local Democratic candidates if he
runs well on Long Island, even if
in heavily Jewish areas such as Great Neck, Roslyn, Woodbury, Plainview
and the Five Towns. And the feeling was that this can only help Hillary
Clinton-and by extension, John Riordan, Scott Fairgrieve, Susan Kluewer and
other Democratic local judicial candidates.
Most of the focus
PERSON: MARIO MATTHEW CUOMO (93%) i JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (66%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (64%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (53%) ; RICK A LAZIO (52%) ;
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
August 10, 2000, Thursday
SECTION: OPINION; Pg. B-12
LENGTH: 745 words
HEADLINE: What we expect from first ladies
BYLINE: Geneva Overholser; THE WASHINGTON POST
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it. Work behind the scenes like Nancy Reagan, and you're manipulative
and scheming. Work at center stage like Hillary Clinton and you're
Well, "Opportunistic, hypocritical and egotistical
cold-blooded and
hotheaded
abrasive and annoying, brash and bitter, calculating and scheming,
distant and
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August 10, 2000, Thursday, Metro Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 4A
LENGTH: 460 words
HEADLINE: Presidential Medals of Freedom awarded to 15;
Many walks of life were represented on stage as Clinton presented the awards,
the country's highest civilian honor.
DATELINE: Washington, D.C.
BODY:
president are going to miss about living and being part of the White
House's life but nothing more than this ceremony," said Hillary Rodham Clinton
during the elaborate ceremony attended by much of the Cabinet.
Although the selection process itself is cloaked in mystery, Hillary
Clinton perhaps had a role in advocating the names of Marian Wright Edelman, her
first boss at the Children's Defense Fund; the
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (92%) ; JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH (55%) ; JESSE LOUIS JACKSON (54%) ; MARIAN
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
August 9, 2000, Wednesday, Final Edition
SECTION: Editorial; Pg. 15A
LENGTH: 782 words
HEADLINE: Letters
BYLINE: Janet Sierzant, William A. Schmutz, Chester T. Cohen, Dave Frye, Larry
Farlow, Marta Wood, Joe Orr, Amy Greene, Thomas Reuter, For the Journal-
Constitution
SOURCE: JOURNAL
BODY:
am compelled to point out a golden and historic opportunity that could
have come Georgia's way. Gov. Roy Barnes could have appointed Hillary Clinton to
replace Coverdell.
So she doesn't live in Georgia? No problem. Just get one of her rich friends
to loan her
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The Boston Globe
August 9, 2000, Wednesday ,THIRD EDITION
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. F2
LENGTH: 1237 words
HEADLINE: NAMES & FACES;
PUTTING SOME FIBER IN FIBER OPTICS
BYLINE: BY MICHAEL BLOWEN AND MICHAEL SAUNDERS, GLOBE STAFF
BODY:
Martha's Vineyard was Pass-the-Hat Central over the past few days, with
the first family front and center at a Hillary Clinton campaign fund-raiser
thrown by Miramax studio boss Harvey Weinstein. Chelsea Clinton and Caroline
Kennedy Schlossberg were seated next to each other. (Only the water glasses know
what dirt was dished!) Other celebrity
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The Boston Globe
August 9, 2000, Wednesday ,THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 995 words
HEADLINE: TORIES SCOLD BLAIR'S WIFE FOR POLICY STAND
BYLINE: By Kevin Cullen, GLOBE STAFF
BODY:
Tony Blair of inappropriately using her position to take a political
stand and branded her a cross between an ambitious Hillary Clinton and a
murder-minded Lady Macbeth.
The attack, described as unprecedented by some commentators, touched off a
vitriolic
Lady Macbeth. "
At 10 Downing St., Blair's aides were trying yesterday to figure out how
comparing Booth to Mrs. Clinton, who is much admired by the Blair
administration, amounted to an insult. But given that Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth
is so
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (57%) ;
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Chicago Sun-Times
August 09, 2000, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: FEATURES; Pg. 55
LENGTH: 733 words
HEADLINE: Unorthodox critic
BYLINE: Phil Rosenthal
BODY:
spend money on that are not good for them or society."
Sure.
Like political grandstanding.
CHANGING CHANNELS: Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton is to visit "The
Tonight Show With Jay Leno" Friday. Would-be first lady (and the godmother of
music labeling) Tipper Gore visits Leno
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Chicago Sun-Times
August 09, 2000, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NEWS; REQUIRED READING; Pg. 21
LENGTH: 504 words
HEADLINE: Don't believe hype about 'State of a Union'
BYLINE: BY BRYAN SMITH
BODY:
The most explosive charge in State of a Union: Inside the Complex Marriage of
Bill and Hillary Clinton was the one that caused a minor furor a few weeks ago.
Namely, that more than 20 years ago, Hillary Clinton used an ethnic slur
against Jews.
As it turns out, serious doubt was cast on both the accusation and its
Hillary, whom, according to the book, she loathed.
It rehashes Bill Clinton's alleged affairs and rumors of affairs and tackles
the longtime rumor that Hillary Clinton and presidential aide and family friend
Vincent Foster were romantically involved.
And so goes State of a Union.
There is a six-
Lewinsky, a few pages on Bill Clinton's impeachment, and a final,
critical chapter that focuses primarily on Hillary Clinton's campaign for the
U.S. Senate. As for fresh insights into what certainly is an intriguing
marriage, the book offers few.
"The promise of this
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (72%) ; MARTHA STEWART (53%) ; ROCK HUDSON (53%) ;
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Chicago Sun-Times
August 09, 2000, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NEWS; SNEED; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 586 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
Hillaryville
.
First lady Hillary Clinton, who claims she "has been a pal of Joe Lieberman's
for 30 years," is thrilled by Gore's veep choice because Lieberman was her
a (Jewish) racial slur in Jerry Oppenheimer's book: State of a Union:
Inside the Complex Marriage of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Dem femme fodder!!!!
Guess what! U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), who is attempting to move
quickly up the
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (68%) ; HILLARY
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August 9, 2000 Wednesday, CHICAGO SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: Tempo; Pg. 1; ZONE: C; SURVIVOR: WEEK 11.
LENGTH: 244 words
HEADLINE: NO MORE MR. NICE GUY
BODY:
against him, which is the only way he'll be eliminated.
Kelly Wiglesworth
23, river guide
4-1
(Up arrow)
She's like Chelsea Clinton. Everyone feels sorry for her and keeps taking her
emotional pulse.
Sean Kenniff
30, physician
20-1
(Down
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SECTION: Commentary; Pg. 19; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 753 words
HEADLINE: 'POLITICAL WIFE' EXPECTED TO BE HEARD
BYLINE: Geneva Overholser, Washington Post Writers Group.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
it. Work behind the scenes like Nancy Reagan, and you're manipulative and
scheming. Work at center stage like Hillary Clinton and you're
Well, "Opportunistic, hypocritical and egotistical
cold-blooded and
hotheaded abrasive and annoying, brash and bitter, calculating and scheming,
distant and
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SECTION: News; Pg. 1; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 907 words
HEADLINE: DEMOCRATS UNVEIL 1-2 PUNCH;
EARLY STRATEGY LEAVES CLINTON'S ROLE UNCLEAR
BYLINE: By Michael Tackett, Tribune Political Editor.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
speech to delegates on Monday, the opening night. Before that he will be
attending fundraisers with Hollywood's elite. On Tuesday, his wife, Hillary
Rodham Clinton, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from New York, is a
headliner. And on that day, Clinton meets with Gore for
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
August 9, 2000, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A2
LENGTH: 279 words
HEADLINE: IN POLITICS
BYLINE: Compiled from our press services.
remarks many Jews considered anti-Semitic.
But he believes African-Americans will have no problem supporting Lieberman.
Mrs. Clinton asks for senator's help
ALBANY, N.Y. - Hillary Rodham Clinton, trying to court New York's crucial
Jewish vote in her Senate race, said Tuesday she has already asked Sen.
PERSON: JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (94%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (93%) i JESSE LOUIS
JACKSON (92%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (84%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (62%) i RICK A LAZIO (50%) ;
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August 9, 2000, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINT, Pg. A8
LENGTH: 1267 words
HEADLINE: A MATTER OF FAITH
BYLINE: George Will; George F. Will is a columnist for The Washington Post
Writers Group.;
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
...
practicing grown-up - the thinking person's choice. And the convention
repeatedly tapped into Clinton fatigue - the national longing, which Gore's
polling and Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go."
PERSON:
I LIEBERMAN (92%) ; ABRAHAM ALEXANDER RIBICOFF (92%) ; JOHN F KENNEDY
JR (92%) ; DICK CHENEY (67%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (65%) ; ROBERT D
KENNEDY (56%);
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The Dallas Morning News
August 9, 2000, Wednesday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Pg. 19A; RICHARD COHEN
LENGTH: 789 words
HEADLINE: Toughest Constituency;
Lieberman always strives to satisfy his conscience
BYLINE: Richard Cohen
BODY:
running mate who was uncomfortable with Mr. Clinton's behavior.
There are all sorts of political repercussions to this choice. It will help
Hillary Clinton in New York and Jon Corzine in New Jersey - two states where the
Jewish vote is critical. On the other
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August 9, 2000, Wednesday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 10A
LENGTH: 393 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton seeks Lieberman's aid;
NY Senate hopeful asks Gore's mate to help her WOO crucial Jewish voters
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: ALBANY, N.Y.
BODY:
ALBANY, N.Y. - Hillary Rodham Clinton, trying to court New York's crucial
Jewish electorate in her Senate race, said Tuesday that she has already asked
Democratic
running mate.
"We were talking about him coming to campaign for me here in New York.
I
think it's going to be fabulous,' Mrs. Clinton told WROW-AM in Albany. "Here in
New York, it's going to drive up the vice president's numbers, which
"I hope he'll be here, but I can't be greedy because he's got a lot of
ground to cover."
Polls have shown Mrs. Clinton and Republican Rep. Rick Lazio running a tight
Senate race, with the first lady supported by less than 60
Semitic obscenity in an argument in 1974.
While admitting she had differences with Mr. Lieberman on certain issues,
Mrs. Clinton said Tuesday that she was "thrilled" he had been chosen by Mr.
Gore.
Asked about Mr. Lieberman's criticism that her husband had engaged in
"disgraceful" conduct during the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, Mrs. Clinton said,
"People will remember that when Joe said that, the president said he agreed with
him."
Lazio spokesman Dan McLagan criticized Mrs. Clinton's approach, saying,
"Mrs. Clinton is trying to hitch her rickety campaign wagon to Senator
Lieberman's fine reputation."
While in Albany, the first lady picked
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The Denver Post
August 9, 2000 Wednesday 2D EDITION
SECTION: A SECTION; Pg. A-01
LENGTH: 822 words
HEADLINE: 'Common ideals' unite Dem ticket
BYLINE: By Edwin Chen and Matea Gold, Los Angeles Times,
BODY:
stage, they were accompanied by their wives - striking a picture not
unlike the one in 1992, when the Gores joined Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham
Clinton.
One difference between now and then, however, is that the Gores and
Liebermans are genuine friends of long standing - whereas the relationship
between the Clintons and the Gores was
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The Des Moines Register
August 9, 2000, Wednesday
SECTION: Main News Pg.11 Will George
LENGTH: 840 words
HEADLINE: Connecticut senator is the thinking person's choice
BYLINE: George Will
SOURCE: Washington Post Writers Group
BODY:
practicing grown-up -the thinking person's choice. And the convention
repeatedly tapped into Clinton fatigue -the national longing, which Gore's
polling and Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go."
The convention's recurring subtext was that election of Gore would represent a
third chance for
PERSON:
F KENNEDY JR (92%) i JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (83%) ; GEORGE FREDERICK
WILL (74%) ; DICK CHENEY (67%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (65%) ; ROBERT D
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The Houston Chronicle
August 09, 2000, Wednesday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 8
LENGTH: 285 words
HEADLINE: Campaign 2000;
Clinton wants Lieberman help in N.Y. Senate race
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: ALBANY, N.Y.
BODY:
ALBANY, N.Y. - Hillary Rodham Clinton, trying to court New York's crucial
Jewish electorate in her Senate race, said Tuesday she has already asked
Democratic
PERSON: JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; ALBERT GORE
JR (57%) ; RICK A LAZIO (53%) ;
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August 09, 2000, Wednesday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 31
LENGTH: 830 words
HEADLINE:
But his scattered political philosophy may be
BYLINE: MICHELE JACKLIN; Jacklin is the Hartford Courant's political columnist.
BODY:
but the Republican presidential nominee has taken pains to distance
himself from his birthplace. New Haven - the Ivy League city where Bill
Clinton met Hillary and both met Joe - doesn't fit with the hardscrabble image
of Midland, Texas, that Bush has worked so hard to cultivate. But
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
August 9, 2000, Wednesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B1
LENGTH: 776 words
HEADLINE: Ashcroft, Carnahan lead in Senate races
BYLINE: STEVE KRASKE; The Kansas City Star
BODY:
ranked it as 2000's hottest congressional
race after the New York Senate race featuring first lady Hillary
Rodham Clinton and Republican Rick Lazio.
The Missouri race, George said, "has the makings of a big-budget
food fight. 11
A poll
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August 9, 2000, Wednesday JOHNSON COUNTY EDITION
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B5
LENGTH: 609 words
HEADLINE: Ashcroft, Carnahan take sizable leads
BYLINE: STEVE KRASKE; The Kansas City Star
BODY:
ranked it as 2000's hottest congressional
race after the New York Senate race featuring first lady Hillary
Rodham Clinton and Republican Rick Lazio.
The Missouri race, George said, "has the makings of a big-budget
food fight. "
A poll
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
August 9, 2000 Wednesday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 06A
LENGTH: 230 words
HEADLINE: First lady asks for Lieberman's help;
Seeking important Jewish votes in N.Y., Clinton wants him to campaign with her
BYLINE: Associated Press
BODY:
Albany, N.Y. -- Trying to court the crucial New York Jewish electorate in her
U.S. Senate race, Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that she already has asked
Democratic vice presidential pick Joseph Lieberman to campaign with her.
The first lady said she and Lieberman, the
People will remember that when Joe said that, the president said he
agreed with him. "
Lazio spokesman Dan McLagan criticized her approach, saying, "Mrs. Clinton is
trying to hitch her rickety campaign wagon to Senator Lieberman's fine
reputation.
"
PERSON: JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (95%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; WILLIAM
JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (92%) ; RICK A LAZIO (65%) ;
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Newsday (New York, NY)
August 9, 2000, Wednesday NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A39
LENGTH: 1127 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Cecilia Grant; Robert B. Lepley; Paul McElroy; Rolf Grayson; Anthony
Vela; Bill Cobb
BODY:
Hollow
Newsday's Unfair to Lazio
Newsday continues to use its editorial pages to critique Rick Lazio and his
campaign while giving Hillary Clinton a free ride. When Clinton announced her
candidacy, there was no step-by-step, act-by-act review of her political
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August 9, 2000, Wednesday NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Page A43
LENGTH: 640 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON APPLAUDS GORE'S VP CHOICE / SHE AND LIEBERMAN ARE SIMILAR,
HILLARY SAYS
BYLINE: By Jordan Rau. ALBANY BUREAU
BODY:
Albany-Praising Al Gore's choice for vice president yesterday, Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton described Joseph Lieberman and herself as both
"mainstream, centrist New Democrats" despite differences on a few subjects such
as
chartered aircraft as part of a national fund-raising effort that will
take him to 14 cities in five days.
"If Mrs. Clinton thinks Senator Lieberman can drag her across the finish
line in New York, she's sorely mistaken, " Lazio said
candidates are expected to do well in fund-raising across the country.
"Rick hasn't raised as much money out of state as Hillary Clinton has, " Rep.
Rob Portman (R-Ohio), told the Cincinnati Enquirer, explaining why he helped
organize the luncheon on behalf of his congressional colleague.
Remarking that it was his first trip to Cincinnati, Lazio told the Ohio
crowd that he felt "kind of like Hillary Clinton when she visits New York, " the
Enquirer reported.
PERSON: JOSEPH I LIEBERMAN (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (96%) ; ALBERT GORE
JR (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (93%) ;
SUBJECT: AL GORE.CAMPAIGN.CANDIDATE.DECISION.HILLARY CLINTON.JOSEPH LIEBERMAN.
NOMINATION.POLITICS.VICE PRESIDENT
CANDIDATES (90%) ; PRIVATIZATION (90%) ; CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS (78%) ; SCHOOL
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Sacramento Bee
August 9, 2000, Wednesday METRO FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. B6
LENGTH: 1954 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BODY:
totaling $500,000 from zinc operations on property obtained from
Occidental Oil.
Weisberg referred to Lynne Cheney as a conservative Hillary Clinton without
the brains. Cheney graduated with highest honors from college, got a master's
and doctoral degree. She taught at several
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The San Francisco Chronicle
AUGUST 9, 2000, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: FOOD; Pg. 8/ZZ5; THE INSIDE SCOOP
LENGTH: 993 words
HEADLINE: The Slanted Door Will Get a Little Bigger
BYLINE: GraceAnn Walden
BODY:
Door isn't just a very good Vietnamese restaurant, it's one of the top
places in San Francisco. When President Clinton and daughter Chelsea dined there
last spring, it wasn't to make a political point; it was to chow down on some of
the yummiest
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August 9, 2000, Wednesday, Metro Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 17A
LENGTH: 827 words
HEADLINE: Lieberman's devoutness emblematic of American exceptionalism
BYLINE: George F. Will
DATELINE: Washington, D.C.
BODY:
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practicing grown-up - the thinking person's choice. And the convention
repeatedly tapped into Clinton fatigue the national longing, which Gore's
polling and Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go."
The convention's recurring subtext was that election of Gore would represent a
third chance for
PERSON:
...
GORE JR (93%) ; ABRAHAM ALEXANDER RIBICOFF (92%) ; JOHN F KENNEDY
JR (92%) ; DICK CHENEY (67%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (65%) ; ROBERT D
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The Dallas Morning News
August 8, 2000, Tuesday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Pg. 15A; GEORGE WILL
LENGTH: 839 words
HEADLINE: Other possible choices presented problems
BYLINE: George Will
BODY:
...
grown-up - the thinking person's choice. And the convention repeatedly
tapped into Clinton fatigue - the national longing, which Mr. Gore's polling and
Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go. The
convention's recurring subtext was that the election of Mr. Gore would represent
a third chance
PERSON:
...
ALEXANDER RIBICOFF (92%) ; JOHN F KENNEDY JR (92%) ; JOSEPH I
LIEBERMAN (68%) ; DICK CHENEY (67%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (65%) ; WILLIAM
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England, of course. But the Connecticut Democrat also could help his
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in reference to two sets of states with relatively few electoral votes.
But others said that Mr. Lieberman could help Hillary Rodham Clinton in her
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on the shores of Martha's Vineyard. The Clinton family has spent three
days on the resort island, raising money for Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate
race in New York and partying with wealthy patrons. Clinton also managed a round
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first prominent Democrat to condemn Clinton for his affair with White
House intern Monica Lewinsky. Lieberman had been friends with Bill and
Hillary Clinton since 1970, when Clinton -- then a Yale law student --
campaigned for Lieberman's state senate campaign.
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BYLINE: Leo Rennert; Staff Writer
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Clinton factor," Sabato said.
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BYLINE: BY SANDRA SOBEIRAJ
DATELINE: NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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... D-W.Va.). .
President Clinton will speak the first night of the convention, Aug. 14, as
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else, " she said.
President Clinton will speak the first night of the Democratic convention,
Aug. 14, as will first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, a Senate candidate in New
York state.
Also on Aug. 14, Washington Gov. Gary Locke will
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BYLINE: Michael Paulson
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BODY:
George W. Bush spoke at the fundamentalist Bob Jones University and met
with Boston's Cardinal Bernard F. Law, Hillary Clinton spoke at an Orthodox
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accountability for his actions.
William J. Cunningham III, managing partner,
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and treasurer of the Hillary Rodham Clinton
for U.S. Senate Committee
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called "Impeachment Island." So far, Gingrich has been banished, along
with former D.C. mayor Marion Barry, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and talk
show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger. Among the hangers-on are Dan Quayle, Katie
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Newsday's Unfair to Lazio
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HILLARY SAYS
BYLINE: By Jordan Rau. ALBANY BUREAU
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Albany-Praising Al Gore's choice for vice president yesterday, Senate
candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton described Joseph Lieberman and herself as both
"mainstream, centrist New Democrats" despite differences on a few subjects such
as
chartered aircraft as part of a national fund-raising effort that will
take him to 14 cities in five days.
"If Mrs. Clinton thinks Senator Lieberman can drag her across the finish
line in New York, she's sorely mistaken, " Lazio said
candidates are expected to do well in fund-raising across the country.
"Rick hasn't raised as much money out of state as Hillary Clinton has, 11 Rep.
Rob Portman (R-Ohio), told the Cincinnati Enquirer, explaining why he helped
organize the luncheon on behalf of his congressional colleague.
Remarking that it was his first trip to Cincinnati, Lazio told the Ohio
crowd that he felt "kind of like Hillary Clinton when she visits New York, " the
Enquirer reported.
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totaling $500,000 from zinc operations on property obtained from
Occidental Oil.
Weisberg referred to Lynne Cheney as a conservative Hillary Clinton without
the brains. Cheney graduated with highest honors from college, got a master's
and doctoral degree. She taught at several
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LENGTH: 993 words
HEADLINE: The Slanted Door Will Get a Little Bigger
BYLINE: GraceAnn Walden
BODY:
Door isn't just a very good Vietnamese restaurant, it's one of the top
places in San Francisco. When President Clinton and daughter Chelsea dined there
last spring, it wasn't to make a political point; it was to chow down on some of
the yummiest
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BYLINE: George F. Will
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practicing grown-up - the thinking person's choice. And the convention
repeatedly tapped into Clinton fatigue the national longing, which Gore's
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polling and Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go."
The convention's recurring subtext was that election of Gore would represent a
third chance for
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GORE JR (93%) ; ABRAHAM ALEXANDER RIBICOFF (92%) ; JOHN F KENNEDY
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BYLINE: George Will
BODY:
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grown-up - the thinking person's choice. And the convention repeatedly
tapped into Clinton fatigue - the national longing, which Mr. Gore's polling and
Hillary Clinton's difficulties probably confirm, for "them to go. The
convention's recurring subtext was that the election of Mr. Gore would represent
a third chance
...
PERSON:
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ALEXANDER RIBICOFF (92%) ; JOHN F KENNEDY JR (92%) ; JOSEPH I
LIEBERMAN (68%) ; DICK CHENEY (67%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (65%) ; WILLIAM
JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (63%) ; ROBERT D KENNEDY (56%) ;
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Gore wisely chooses a moral, centrist running mate
BODY:
England, of course. But the Connecticut Democrat also could help his
party sew up neighboring New York, which in turn would help Hillary Clinton's
Senate candidacy.
Political campaigns often are described as marathons. But they also are
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Voting landscape changing quickly
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BYLINE: Todd J. Gillman
BODY:
in reference to two sets of states with relatively few electoral votes.
But others said that Mr. Lieberman could help Hillary Rodham Clinton in her
New York Senate bid and shore up Democratic support in Florida, where Mr. Bush's
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on the shores of Martha's Vineyard. The Clinton family has spent three
days on the resort island, raising money for Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate
race in New York and partying with wealthy patrons. Clinton also managed a round
of golf and an afternoon
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BODY:
first prominent Democrat to condemn Clinton for his affair with White
House intern Monica Lewinsky. Lieberman had been friends with Bill and
Hillary Clinton since 1970, when Clinton -- then a Yale law student --
campaigned for Lieberman's state senate campaign.
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Gore's principal reason for picking Lieberman: Clinton
BYLINE: Leo Rennert; Staff Writer
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Clinton factor," Sabato said.
Aside from its effect on the national ticket, Lieberman's selection is
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BYLINE: BY SANDRA SOBEIRAJ
DATELINE: NASHVILLE, Tenn.
BODY:
D-W.Va.).
President Clinton will speak the first night of the convention, Aug. 14, as
will first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic Senate candidate in New
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else, 11 she said.
President Clinton will speak the first night of the Democratic convention,
Aug. 14, as will first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, a Senate candidate in New
York state.
Also on Aug. 14, Washington Gov. Gary Locke will
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (56%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (52%) ; HILLARY
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BYLINE: Michael Paulson
SOURCE: Boston Globe
BODY:
George W. Bush spoke at the fundamentalist Bob Jones University and met
with Boston's Cardinal Bernard F. Law, Hillary Clinton spoke at an Orthodox
synagogue in New York.
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BYLINE: Dr Joel M. Levy; WIlliam J. Cunningham III
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accountability for his actions.
William J. Cunningham III, managing partner,
Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, Mineola,
and treasurer of the Hillary Rodham Clinton
for U.S. Senate Committee
Hot topic: Has the worker shortage forced you to change your standards
regarding employee qualifications?
We
CORRECTION:
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called "Impeachment Island. " So far, Gingrich has been banished, along
with former D.C. mayor Marion Barry, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and talk
show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger. Among the hangers-on are Dan Quayle, Katie
Couric, Bryant Gumbel, and the
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Oceanside fund-raiser generates $800,000
BYLINE: By Thomas W. Waldron
SOURCE: SUN STAFF
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Clinton, and last night she and several of her relatives showed the
president around the three family houses clustered near the water's edge.
Hillary Clinton was the featured guest at a Virginia fund-raiser for the re-
election effort of Glendening and Townsend in 1998,
Glendening and Townsend in turn played host at a fund- raiser in
Annapolis last month for Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate bid.
Speaking after the house tour, Townsend pointed out that the fund-raiser was
being held on the same
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'IT IS TIME FOR THEM TO GO, I REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE SAYS IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
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help is on the way. "
Cheney made a reference to Clinton moving from the White House to New York,
where first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is running for Senate.
"As the man from Hope goes home to
New York, Mr. Gore will try to
separate himself from his
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BODY:
St. Hillary
Interesting column (July 21) by Steve Neal, condemning HarperCollins for
publishing the book about Hillary Rodham Clinton. He says the company's
reputation is at stake.
I would rather agree with Richard Roeper's column ("First lady's denial is as
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BYLINE: Deborah Mathis
SOURCE: Tribune Media Service
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air. Wasn't that a pretty aged truth, even eight years ago, as much of
the country was flipping out over Mrs. Clinton's unabashed counsel with the Mr. ?
seems oh, so passe and uncouth. How slowly it came. How suddenly it went.
I wonder if Hillary Clinton feels at all gratified that her long struggle is
beginning to pay off. I wonder if the name-calling and pooh-poohing and
step out of her role as chief tea hostess and cookie baker.
Given how smoothly it seems to be going down, Hillary Clinton might not mind
the scars she bears from the lashings she's taken over the past eight years.
Trailblazers can be mighty forgiving and
Rosalynn Carter and Nancy Reagan, for example.
Dug in as ever, her detractors may never admit it, but it was Hillary
Clinton who finally made it all right for a president or vice president's wife
to publicly weigh in
settlers, who reap the benefits, who enjoy the full fruits of their
forerunner's sacrifice and labor.
Perhaps it had to be this way. Maybe Hillary Clinton would have been silly to
expect people to embrace her, given that she was ripping out the old guard's
hemline. Maybe there was something about the way she did it that
Cheney, Tipper Gore and whomever is married to Al Gore's yet-unnamed
running mate all owe thank-you notes to Hillary Clinton. Not that they're
forthcoming.
But who knows, maybe Gore's running mate will be a she, married to a he, who
would
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%);
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August 2, 2000, Wednesday
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HEADLINE: It's a wacky week in Phunky Philly
BYLINE: Dave Barry
SOURCE: Miami Herald
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Bush has instituted a strict rule prohibiting convention speakers from
making direct personal attacks on President Bill Clinton or his wife, Mrs.
President Bill Clinton. The Republicans will use a special computerized " smart"
podium programmed to deliver a powerful
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August 1, 2000, Tuesday
SECTION: Metro Iowa Pg. 5
LENGTH: 369 words
HEADLINE: Adoption agency founder Bertha Holt dies at 96
BYLINE: Jason George
SOURCE: Register Staff Writer
BODY:
Bertha's devotion to children, her belief in the power of a loving home
and her deep commitment to adoption," said first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on
the Holt International Web site.
Mrs. Holt is survived by her 14 children, including the eight she adopted.
This story
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HEADLINE: GOP: Positive spin is key to victory
SOURCE: Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
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Clinton political strategist who has also worked for Republicans. "The
GOP blew its 1992 convention by concentrating on attacking Hillary Clinton. They
screwed up their 1996 confab by lacing into her husband. They need to avoid
partisanship in Philadelphia at all costs."
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July 15, 2000, Saturday THIRD EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 16A
LENGTH: 713 words
HEADLINE: Religious leader faults Bush's use of death penalty;
Governor says Graham execution not politically motivated
SOURCE: Staff Writer of The Dallas Morning News
BYLINE: Michael Saul
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
Rick Lazio, a Long Island Republican who is running for a Senate seat
against first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. The governor joined the chorus of
critics who have branded Mrs. Clinton a carpetbagger.
"The thing I like about Rick is that he is a decisive person. When he made
up his mind to run, he entered the
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June 16, 2000, Friday ,THIRD EDITION
Correction Appended
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. C2
LENGTH: 1182 words
HEADLINE: NAMES & FACES Beth Carney of the Globe staff contributed to this
column, which contains material from wire services and other sources. Names &
Faces can be reached by calling 617-929-8253 or by e-mail at namesfglobe.com. [A
PUBLISHED CORRECTION HAS BEEN ADDED TO THIS STORY.];
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BYLINE: BY ALISON BETHEL AND JIM SULLIVAN
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present a $25,000 check from the cosmetics company to Tuesday's Child,
which helps children who have the HIV virus or AIDS.
A Clinton commences
Hillary Rodham Clinton will give the commencement speech at the US Merchant
Marine Academy on Monday and also be honored with a patriotic march. The
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Oops: Local pop singer and former Biba bar manager Chris Emerson's new record
deal is with Escapade Records, a label created by locals Linda Mason and Charles
Christopher and Los Angeles record producer Tolga Katas. The record label will
host a party at the Nantucket Film Festival on June 24.
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