Today's GMLc, about this week's fights against ignorance, is at the mothership.
Meanwhile, we'll show you these pix of former President Bill Clinton who stopped into Jack's Cosmic Dogs on Highway 17N yesterday. Owner Jack Hurly sent them to us with a note that read: "On his route to Georgetown he stopped
in for a chile dog w/ our sweet potato mustard and our fresh cut fries. He is
quite thin and in great shape these days. What a hoot!"
Clinton's other stops are detailed on page 1B today.
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November 13, 2007
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