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Thursday, 28 August 2008

Race Tightens in Alaskan Primary

Race Tightens in Alaskan Primary

By JIM CARLTON In two of the most hotly contested Republican seats in the country, Alaska Rep. Don Young was narrowly losing to a rival in his own party as the states veteran senator, Ted Stevens, was handily winning his primary race.

Source: Wall Street Journal

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