January 18, 2000
Web posted at: 12:16 p.m. EST (1716 GMT)

Volunteers by the busload -- as well as big-name political figures -- are arriving in Iowa for the last-minute push before Monday's caucuses. CNN's John King takes a look at the preparations.

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Tuesday, January 18, 2000

• Poll: Bush continues to lead Gore in presidential match-up
  
• Clinton proposes funding more federal agents, prosecutors
  
• Bush, McCain battle in N.H. as other candidates search for Iowa votes
  
• Des Moines Register: News media stalk Iowans
  
• Nebraska Sen. Kerrey to announce future plans soon
  
• Video: Forbes bus tour courts Iowa conservatives
  
• Video: Volunteers arrive in Iowa by the busload
  
• Spiritual, health concerns caused Bush to quit drinking
  
• Black supporters create Southern 'firewall' for Gore
  
• McCain petitions challenged in more than half of New York
  
• Harry and Louise back to push plan for uninsured
  
• Buchanan blames heavy immigration for U.S. 'Balkanization'
  
• Many Bush supporters favor Democrats on the issues, GOP poll finds
  
• A city of 'boiler rooms' -- getting out the vote in Iowa
  
• Different week, but Bush and McCain debate anew about taxes
  
• U.N. critic Sen. Helms to address Security Council
  
• Gay rights group to air ads on military issue
  
• Wrestler Ric Flair says he will run for N.C. governor
  
• Crane hoping to ascend to chairmanship of powerful committee
  
• Three people named to posts in independent counsel's office
  
• Clinton says Confederate flag wrong for S.C.
  

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