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Cassady Yoder
Cory Ramsey
Two Countries..
Denmark
Turkey
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Two Topics..
Paleopathological
research of bones from a
medieval cemetary
Conservation of ancient Islamic
glasswork recovered from an
ainceint shipwreck
...One Evening of Presentations!
Tomorrow!
Tuesday, November 28, 2000
7:30 p.m. MSC 223-J
Admission is free!
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“We have no assurance that the other side will
stop,” he said.
Anticipating the certification, Gore was prepar
ing a speech to be delivered today, explaining his
case for the continuing challenge.
Gore, who got 337,183 more votes than Bush
nationwide on Nov. 7, said he has an obligation to
the people who supported him and Lieberman,
more than for any Democratic ticket before them.
In an interview with The New York Times, he said,
“every vote that is legally cast must be fairly and
accurately counted in accordance with the law.
“If at the end of this process ... Governor Bush is
successful, I will spare no effort to help him unify the
country behind his leadership,” Gore said, “And 1
would expect him to do the same if I am successful.”
Sen. Trent Lott, the Republican leader, called
on Gore “to end his campaign and concede this
election with the honor and dignity the American
people expect.”
Sen. Tom Daschle, the Democratic leader, said
that was not going to happen.
“I’ve talked with most of my colleaguet ;
the last several days and there isn’t anyif-
conceding anything at this point.” ; |
The votes were delivered to Harrisinli
a 5 p.m. EST deadline set by the stated,
Court, which allowed hand recountsthitf.
day, 12 days past the date she had said®--
tion should be final.
Palm Beach County halted itsmaratlfk
to file partial results with the state intimG
deadline and reported a net gain of 1804-
Gore — with an unknown number toco®' ,
deadline.
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