Obama calls to congratulate Newton mayor-elect Setti Warren

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Thursday, November 5, 2009 - Added 130d 1h ago

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NEWTON — The first African-American to be elected mayor of Newton has received a congratulatory telephone call from President Barack Obama.

Campaign manager Pat Johnson said today that the Obama called Setti Warren on Wednesday to wish him well after winning the mayor’s race this week.

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