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‘A new citizenship’
Clinton would call also “a new citizenship” that defines who we are
as a nation. INSIDE
on young people She said six years under Republican President
Hillary Clinton is
to serve others, George W. Bush have led to U.S. “alienation
sailing toward the
around the world” and “incompetence and indif-
she tells students ference here at home.”
Democratic
presidential
Clinton, who has been elected to the U.S. Sen-
nomination,
By RODDIE A. BURRIS ate twice from New York, said she wants to cre-
says political
rburris@thestate.com ate a public service academy designed to inspire
columnist
young Americans to serve others.
Lee Bandy.
U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton said Saturday that, “We are a good and great nation,” Clinton said.
Page B3
if elected president, she will call on “a new gen- “We can restore America’s image around the
eration of Americans to serve.” world. Let’s do it together.” Also, with
Clinton made her comments in wrapping up Clinton had control of the crowd from the out- six months until
the three-day College Democrats of America con- set. Relaxed and speaking calmly, Clinton blasted the S.C. primaries,
vention at the University of South Carolina. the Bush administration for “denial and defiance” six storylines to
The leader in polls among Democratic presi- of global warming and for threatening to veto an watch.
dential candidates for 2008, Clinton told several expanded children’s health insurance program Page B3 RICH GLICKSTEIN/RGLICKSTEIN@THESTATE.COM
hundred cheering young Democrats that the next ‘We can restore America’s image around the world. Let’s do it together,’
presidential election is about new leadership but SEE DEMOCRATS PAGE B5 U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton told young Democrats on Saturday.
Ruby Ainsworth, Bennettsville Doris Copeland, Lynchburg Sandra Heckle, St. Matthews Rudolph Middleton, Columbia Aubrey Powell, Columbia Richard Walker, Rock Hill
Wyrian Arnold, Columbia Lillie Davis, Lake City Betty Isaac, Springfield Jewel Mitcham, Mullins Mary Richardson, Columbia Shunta Wilson, Columbia
Calvin Branham, Columbia May Erickson, Columbia Elonise Jackson, Columbia Margaret Montaque, Hartsville John Rossiter, Lexington Oscar WootenæSr., Columbia
Patricia Cantrell, Lexington Helen Fraysse, Columbia William JohnsonæSr., Bamberg Sarah Munn, Camden Dr. Hubert ScottæII, Columbia
John Carothers, Lancaster Miriam Gaddy, Rembert Frank JonesæJr., Newberry Ethel O’Shields, Whitmire Willie Selph, Gadsden DETAILS, DEATHS ELSEWHERE,
Diane Cherry, Sumter John Gardner, Bishopville George Lindsay, Chester Ethel Pearson, Columbia Ruben Thornton, Columbia Page B4
Gary Collins, Varnville Janie Gilmore, Santee Florene McClam, Elgin Elnora Portee, Columbia Dorothy Walker, Summerville
WEATHER, Page B6
‘A new citizenship’
Clinton would call also “a new citizenship” that defines who we are
as a nation. INSIDE
on young people She said six years under Republican President
Hillary Clinton is
to serve others, George W. Bush have led to U.S. “alienation
sailing toward the
around the world” and “incompetence and indif-
she tells students ference here at home.”
Democratic
presidential
Clinton, who has been elected to the U.S. Sen-
nomination,
By RODDIE A. BURRIS ate twice from New York, said she wants to cre-
says political
rburris@thestate.com ate a public service academy designed to inspire
columnist
young Americans to serve others.
Lee Bandy.
U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton said Saturday that, “We are a good and great nation,” Clinton said.
Page B3
if elected president, she will call on “a new gen- “We can restore America’s image around the
eration of Americans to serve.” world. Let’s do it together.” Also, with
Clinton made her comments in wrapping up Clinton had control of the crowd from the out- six months until
the three-day College Democrats of America con- set. Relaxed and speaking calmly, Clinton blasted the S.C. primaries,
vention at the University of South Carolina. the Bush administration for “denial and defiance” six storylines to
The leader in polls among Democratic presi- of global warming and for threatening to veto an watch.
dential candidates for 2008, Clinton told several expanded children’s health insurance program Page B3 RICH GLICKSTEIN/RGLICKSTEIN@THESTATE.COM
hundred cheering young Democrats that the next ‘We can restore America’s image around the world. Let’s do it together,’
presidential election is about new leadership but SEE DEMOCRATS PAGE B5 U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton told young Democrats on Saturday.
Ruby Ainsworth, Bennettsville Doris Copeland, Lynchburg Sandra Heckle, St. Matthews Rudolph Middleton, Columbia Aubrey Powell, Columbia Richard Walker, Rock Hill
Wyrian Arnold, Columbia Lillie Davis, Lake City Betty Isaac, Springfield Jewel Mitcham, Mullins Mary Richardson, Columbia Shunta Wilson, Columbia
Calvin Branham, Columbia May Erickson, Columbia Elonise Jackson, Columbia Margaret Montaque, Hartsville John Rossiter, Lexington Oscar WootenæSr., Columbia
Patricia Cantrell, Lexington Helen Fraysse, Columbia William JohnsonæSr., Bamberg Sarah Munn, Camden Dr. Hubert ScottæII, Columbia
John Carothers, Lancaster Miriam Gaddy, Rembert Frank JonesæJr., Newberry Ethel O’Shields, Whitmire Willie Selph, Gadsden DETAILS, DEATHS ELSEWHERE,
Diane Cherry, Sumter John Gardner, Bishopville George Lindsay, Chester Ethel Pearson, Columbia Ruben Thornton, Columbia Page B4
Gary Collins, Varnville Janie Gilmore, Santee Florene McClam, Elgin Elnora Portee, Columbia Dorothy Walker, Summerville
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