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...other) that will be held on March 17. Much of the upcoming political terrain is made to order for Clinton, the lone Southerner in the race and the contender who appears most at ease courting black voters. Between March 3 and Super Tuesday, nine states below the Mason-Dixon Line will hold primaries...
...BELIEVE: EVANGELICALISM IN SOUTHERN URBAN CULTURE, the Valentine Museum, Richmond. An exploration of the roots and influences of Evangelicalism in politics, culture and mores south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Through Sept...
...pilots tried unsuccessfully to bomb the cruiser Australia. In the first U.S. attack on a major Japanese warship, though, bombers from the Lexington and the Yorktown trapped and sank the 12,000-ton light carrier Shoho; nearly 700 of her 900 crewmen went down with her. Lieut. Commander Robert Dixon triumphantly radioed, "Dixon to carrier, scratch one flattop...
...according to Cambridge Republican party head Vince L. Dixon '75, old-time Independents like councillors Sheila T. Russell and Walter J. Sullivan given to patronage politics and helping out individual constituents are a dying breed. "The Independent block has undergone tremendous changes over the years," Dixon says...
...right of many Democratic primary voters. A party strategist who knows Wilder well describes his guiding philosophy as "none, zip, zero." Wilder's insistence on playing the governorship by his own quirky rules has also caused his Virginia poll numbers to sink. Says Brad Coker, president of Mason-Dixon Opinion Research: "If he ran for re-election today, he could...