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Oct. 11-- For the first time, the Democratic and Republican parties will spend more on their t.v. ads than the presidential candidates.

 
The Republican National Committee plans to spend at least $60-million on "issue ads" promoting George W. Bush and bashing Al Gore.

The Democrats are prepared to spend at least $54-million on pro-Gore, anti-Bush ads.

By comparison, Gore and Bush each are expected to spend about $45-million on t.v. ads.




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