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To: steve harris who wrote (222425)	3/6/2005 9:23:21 PM
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Oops........bad news for the GOP! ************************************************ Civil Rights-Era Figures Mark Selma MarchAging Civil Rights- Era Figures Observe 40th Anniversary of Voting Rights March in Selma, Ala. By SAMIRA JAFARI Associated Press Writer The Associated Press SELMA, Ala. Mar 6, 2005 — Aging civil rights-era figures and a bipartisan congressional delegation walked across an Alabama bridge with a throng of thousands Sunday to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the historic Selma voting rights march that opened ballot boxes to blacks across the South. Among those participating was Coretta Scott King, whose husband, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., led the original march in 1965. "The freedom we won here in Selma and on the road to Montgomery was purchased with the precious blood of many," said King, who crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in a car. continued......... abcnews.go.com