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(opens in new window) Georgia College students rallied for Max at Georgia Tech

October 31, 2002
Georgia College Students Rally Behind Senator Cleland

Georgia college students this morning rallied behind Senator Cleland's re-election at a "Youth Rally for Cleland" at Georgia Tech University.
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October 31, 2002
Gainesville Times Weighs in for Cleland!

"Cleland has had six years to develop relationships in the Senate to help get things done and make life better for Georgians."
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(opens in new window) Senators Zell Miller & Max Cleland address Seniors

October 30, 2002
Senator Miller Joins Cleland to Discuss High Cost of Prescription Drugs

U.S Senator Zell Miller joined his colleague Senator Max Cleland on the campaign trail today as the two discussed the sky-rocketing cost of prescription drugs at an Atlanta senior center.
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October 30, 2002
Chattanooga Times Adds it's Endorsement of Max!

"Mr. Cleland's commitment to broadbased public service rather than parochial political interests should carry the day. Vote for Max Cleland for U.S. Senate."
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October 29, 2002
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Endorses Cleland!

"Chambliss is running for the right to serve as a 'yes' man. Cleland is running as what he has always been --- his own man. Georgians know the difference. "
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October 29, 2002
Georgia Teachers Endorse Max Cleland

(opens in new window) Georgia teachers rallied together to support Max

Georgia teachers came together today to rally behind Senator Max Cleland and his reelection bid for the U.S. Senate.
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October 27, 2002
Cleland Wins First Debate, Chambliss Still Misleading Georgia Voters on His Bad Record

Max Cleland proved yet again this afternoon that his Republican opponent is not being straight with Georgia voters. After ducking and dodging questions on his negative record for Georgia families during the first televised debate between candidates, Saxby Chambliss lied about his vote against the Federal HOPE scholarship program and his support of privatizing Social Security.
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October 25, 2002
Nobel Laureate, President Carter and Wife Rosalynn Host Senator Cleland in Plains

The Honorable Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter invited Plains area residents to join them as they welcomed U.S. Senator Max Cleland to The Plains Community Center this afternoon.
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(opens in new window) Jimmy Carter welcomed Max to a meet and greet in Plains

October 23, 2002
Georgia's Nurses Endorse Cleland

Georgia's Nurses, part of the American Nurses Association, endorsed Senator Max Cleland at a press conference at the Center for Nursing Professionals.
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October 22, 2002
Georgia Police Group Endorses Cleland

(opens in new window) Members of the Georgia IBPO joined Max on the steps of the Old Atlanta City Hall for a press conference to announce their endorsement of Max

Today, the Georgia chapter of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers endorsed Senator Max Cleland at a press conference at Old City Hall in Atlanta.
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October 17, 2002
Cleland endorsed by farmers

Senator Max Cleland today received an endorsement by the National Farmers Union for his leadership in addressing the challenges confronting rural America.
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October 15, 2002
Cleland reminds students it's OK to be different: Senator worried about what kids see on TV, including campaign advertising
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Children clustered on the floor in front of him and Max Cleland was in his wheel chair, but with a disarming smile and honest humor he soon was down there with them.

Cleland came to Hannan Elementary School on Monday to share a book with fifth-graders. It celebrated people's differences, but before the United States senator read the first word to the students he applied its message to himself.
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(opens in new window) Max discusses medicare & prescription concerns with seniors

Jenni Girtman, Courtesy of the AJC (opens in new window) Max celebrated Independence Day by throwing out the first pitch at Turner Field during the Braves v. Cubs game July 4th. (opens in new window) Max joined the fun on the dance floor at the Generation One Activity Center in Savannah