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35Page

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Wedne s d a i

Waynesville s Sanders

meets

President Clinton

Village mayor

optimistic about

2nd Distr ic t race

By TERRILUMPKIN

STAFF REPORTER

So

what

do you

say

when

you

meet the

president of the

Uni ted Sta tes?

Waynesville Mayor

Charles

Sanders

said. Good

afternoon

Mr.

President,

a

lot

of

people

in

the second C ongressional

District are

pulling for you.

Sanders

met

th e

president

l a s t

w eek w hen

Mr.

Cl in t on

made a fund-raising appear

ance in

Cincinnat i .

Then, according

to

Sanders,

President Clinton spoke back

to

me

a nd th en

retorted

t hanks

for running l-then told him

that wewere praj^g forhim

Sande rs s ai d h e

was

initially

surprised by th e invitation.

h/^4

Wh it e H o us e, Sander s

Sande r s sa id

he

complained that

I

was

a

federa l c an d id ate a nd

was

denied

access to th e vice presi

dent .

Sanders

meeting with

President

Clinton

occurred

after

A ir

Force

One

l anded

a t the

Grea te r

Cinc inna t

ai rport

Thursday.

S a n d e r s sa id

th e

en t i r e

exchange probably las ted

40

seconds. He said the p resident

was

very congenial,

but

1could

se e

a

lo t of

stress

i n h is

face. He

wasvery

nice, very

human.

Despite

Clinton s

current

t roubles , Sande r s r ema in s an

ardent supporter of

t he p re si

den t .

H e l l co me

o u t

o f t h i s . I

t hi nk t he

American

people can

see

straight through

this effort

to

undo

two general elections

n nd s ub ve rt

th e g ran d

jury

process,

Sanders

said, refer

ring

to

th e

recent

Investigation

of

the president.

Within the party, we all

know i t s a h it

an d

ru n

sme a r

campaign by Starr s commit

tee. he

sa id.

Referring to the story of King

Dav id in th e Bib le , Sande r s

said, t he

Lord forgave

him.

If

we don t forgive (Clinton) we

can t cal l

ourse lves

Christ ians.

We re hypocrites.

I do not condone

his

behav-

inr , no r does any decent

Democrat, but we re able to for

givehim

and

allowhim to finish

his ^erm, he added.

The

Democrat ic

Party

has

iDeen less than generous to

Sander s , however.

S a nd e rs s aid

h e s ra ise d

See SANDERS,

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pkg 2-DSeptember 23, 1998-TheWestern Star

Sanders: Optimistic about campaign

ends,

I ve

been

in

the same

places

where

my opponent has

been. That should tell ypu that

the race is tightening. I'mmeet

ing

lots

of people who think I

have the, right stuff to be their

next congressman.

He said voters

he s

spoken

with do

not

want .more lawyers

in

Washington, but someone

who is plain spokenwho repre

sents the

views

of families and

canspeakplain

English.

Sanders added. Every labor

union in the state has endorsed

Continuedfrom Page i-D

3,700 for hi s campaign to

unseat Congressman Rob

Portman (R-Cincinnati) for the

2nd

District seat.

Sanders said the party is

financially supporting Ted

Strickland's race in the 6th

District

and

Roxanne Quails*

race

in t he 1 st

District.

My campaign looks better

and bet te r,

he

said.

The

biggest

inhibitor

is

money.

He said he's appealed to the

party

for financial

backing,

and

should

that

happen, I will win.

I have a solid plan for victory.

He declined to explain

that

in

detail .

Sande rs doesn t t hink the

president s

troubles

will

affect

his candidacy. I th ink the

smear campaign

is going to

backfire and well actually pick

up

seats. y campaign is look

ingbetter and better.

I would suggest tha t las t

week we

went up

10

points in

the polls, we have the momen

tum

going,

he said.

-During the last

few

week

m

8/10/2019 SANDERS (1)

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Village still in Municipal League

position. Mike Foley. currently

the village law director, formally

announced his resignation

effective

Aug.

4, 1999 from

that

position.

Jones named

A reception to

honor

Waynesvllle Finance Director

Linda Jones will be

held

Monday

May

3 at 7 p.m. at the

Earl Conner Municipal

Building, 291 Church St.

Jones was recently named

one of the top 40 professionals

under 40 years of age in the

Miami Valley by the Busines

News.

The regular meeting o

Waynesville Village Council wil

follow

the reception at 7:30 p.m

on May 3.

ByTERRl LUMPKIN

STAFF

REPORTER

Waynesvllle will not be

pulling its

membership from

the

Warren County Municipal

League.

Council member Pat Irelan

proposed at the

April

19

Waynesvllle

Village Council

meeting that the village become

inactive in the league until the

beginning ofnextyearwhen the

new

village

council coulddecide

the status of

the

village s partic

ipation in the group.

However, after a lengthy dis

cussion about the validity and

the

enforcement of

the

motion

as presented, Irelan withdrew

his motion and moved to with

draw altogether

from

the

. K7R Robindale

Drive.

eUves at 576K

A

24-year

worker^^^^^

pelco

Chass

is past

General Moto ^ Warren County

treasurer of the w

Democratic

^^i^m i^AcUonCornmittee

League.

On

that motion the vote split

with Irelan, Larry Weller and

Bob Potter voting to withdraw

and Mayor Charles Sanders,

Sandy Stemple. Claire Dunkin

and

Ernie

Lawson voting to

remain

Sanders is vice president of

the Warren County Municipal

League and has beenan ardent

supporter of

Other

council

n ws

he f inance

committee will

nt rv w

potential

can-

didates

for

the

law director s Sanders

m t

candidates

for

Waynesville-area

offices.

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meets President

linton

t Photo courtesy ofThe

White

House

Waynesvl e ayorand

Ohio

2nd U S

Congressional District candidate Charles

Sanders

greets

President Clinton recently

attheGreater

Cincinnati Northern Kentucky international Airport Clinton

was

in incinnatifo r a fundraiser

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Re a s o n a b l e

Dip l oma t i c

Pa t r io t i c

Paid

for by committee to e lec t Chorles W.Sanders to Congress. 576

Robindale

Drive,Woynesviile, Otiio 45068, A. Carolyn

Sanders,

Treasurer.

Contributions payable to; Ctioiies W. Sanders for Cor^jress. Box 637.

576 Robindale Drive. Wdynesvilte. Oltio 45068. _

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