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Article: Gore assails Bush's education record.

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October 26, 2000
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JACKSON, Tenn. - Vice President Al Gore, pushing a policy issue a day in the home stretch of the presidential campaign, yesterday attacked Texas Gov. George W. Bush's education record as he tried to nail down his home state.

Mr. Gore - his eyes bleary and voice raspy from marathon campaign days - still presides over rah-rah rallies, as he did yesterday afternoon at Jackson Fairgrounds Park in western Tennessee.

But with 13 days to go, Mr. Gore intersperses such rallies with dense policy addresses, hoping voters will decide the race is on issues and not on personality.

At Tennessee State University in Nashville early yesterday, Mr. Gore ...

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