Gore in New Hampshire
ROC99120401 - 04 DECEMBER 1999 - ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE, USA: Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Al Gore watches children from a Rochester neigborhood feel a television boom microphone while he was campaigning there, December 4, with New Hampshire Governor Jeanne Shaheen. Gore was in New Hampshire to accept the endorsement of Governor Shaheen. jr/lkm/Lee K. Marriner UPI
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