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( James Mann jmann@winchestersun.com / October 30, 2012 ) U.S. Rep. Ben Chandler answers a question from Nick McCoy, second from left, during his visit to fifth grade students at Strode Station Elementary, top photo. Listening next to McCoy is Destiny Napier. Chandler, who debated Republican challenger Andy Barr Monday evening, spoke about his job in Washington, the upcoming election, the three branches of government and how the government operates, bottom photo. The students have been studying about government and the election process. |
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