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DIED. FRANK ("PEE WEE") KING, 86, country musician who co-wrote Tennessee Waltz, which became the state song in 1965; in Louisville. The accordion player, who appeared in several Gene Autry movies with his band, the Golden West Cowboys, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame...
...that is very liberating." A New York City lawyer, Schechter, 37, was just seven when she started going to the college's summer-vacation weeks with her family. The program was in its infancy, but over the years some 20,000 adults and children have traveled to New York State's Finger Lakes district for a summer smorgasbord of outdoor activities and the workshops and seminars taught by top Cornell faculty...
...says Buchanan, who was born with exclamation points where eyebrows should be. "And now there's tremendous disillusionment that it's over, and we've got these two sticks representing the Establishment of each party. That's our opportunity." An opportunity Buchanan has anticipated, driving his Navigator from one state to another like a tank commander, rounding up signatures to get onto state ballots. The antiestablishmentarians in McCain's army are natural Buchananites, he says. And now that Bush is shuffling back to the center, he thinks religious conservatives are in his pro-life pocket. From Gore, he plans...
...prospect of a federal boycott, even if informal, would ratchet up pressure on the state - already being shunned by the American Bar Association, the NAACP and other groups - to pull down the slave-era relic...
...South Carolina doesn't do something about its flag problem, the Department of Justice might. No legal action is being considered to remove the Confederate flag from the state's capitol dome (there are probably no grounds), but the department may condone objections by some of its lawyers to attending advanced training courses at DOJ's sparkling new National Advocacy Center in Columbia...