Lautenberg Wins New Jersey Senate Election
NYP2002110531-NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ, NOV 3 (UPI)- Frank Lautenberg,78, center, joins hands with Sen. Jon Corzine, left, of New Jersey, and New Jersey governor Jim McGreevy after winning the U.S. Senate race in New Jersey over opponent Douglas Forrester on November 5, 2002 as he celebrates at his headquarters in New Brunswick, NJ. Lautenberg, a retired three-term U.S. Senator, entered the race last month after candidate Senator Robert Torricelli dropped out when ethics problems became the focus of his campaign. rlw/mg/Monika Graff UPI
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