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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Panasonic|year = 1995<br />
|champion = [[1995 Florida Panasonic Team|Florida All-Stars]]<br />
|second = [[1995 South Carolina Panasonic Team|South Carolina All-Stars]]<br />
|third = [[1995 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]<br />
|fourth = Pennsylvania<br />
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|allam1 = Lawson Fite, [[1995 Hudson's Bay|Hudson's Bay]]<br />
|allam2 = Michelle LeNoue, [[1995 Tates Creek|Tates Creek]]<br />
|allam3 = Kalee Magnani, [[1995 Richard Montgomery|Richard Montgomery]]<br />
|allam4 = Hemanth Parasuram, [[1995 OSSM|Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics]]<br />
|allam5 = Umesh Sankar, [[1995 Cheshire|Cheshire]]<br />
|allam6 = Nilay Shah, [[1995 Dorman|Dorman]]<br />
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42 states and three territories participated from June 23-26. [[1995 Florida Panasonic Team|Florida]] defeated second-place [[1995 South Carolina Panasonic Team|South Carolina]] by five points in the championship game.<br />
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==Notes==<br />
* The winning team members were awarded $2500 scholarships. Second-place players got $1500 scholarships, and third-place team members $500.<br />
* Members of the All-America Team received $2000 scholarships and IBM computers, sponsored by IBM.<br />
* At the awards banquet, participants remembered Tim Cameron, who had been selected for the [[1995 Hudson's Bay|Hudson's Bay]] team but died a month before the tournament in a hiking accident.<br />
* Lawson Fite became the second player in the tournament's history to win a second "All-American" award. He would win a third award in 1996.<br />
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==Survey==<br />
As in the previous three years, students at the tournament were polled about current issues. 42% wished to see Bill Clinton lose the 1996 Presidential election, with 31% wanting his re-election. 56% said talk radio might influence listeners to commit acts of extremism.<br />
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