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BUSH 48% GORE 48% TOO CLOSE TO CALL

Associated Press Photo ELECTION DAY: Monica Blake, left, along with other Republican supporters react to election results, Tuesday Nov. 7 in Miami at the Florida Victory 200 Election Night Celebration. Presidential election closeness excites America

By Ron Fourier believe some of these states that office. governors mansion. Former Virginia Gov. Ceorge Mississippi, Kansas. Indiana, »P P0U1ICH WRIIE R they railed, like Florida," he said. The presidential race foretold It was no less tense in Allen ousted Sen Charles Robb Kentucky, North and South George W. Bush and Al Gore Regarding Gore, he said. "I've run the end to Bill Clinton's turbulent Democratic quarters. from the Senate, diminishing Carolina. North and South traded victories Tuesday in a dra- against a formidable opponent." eight years in office. "It will be late and there will be Democratic hopes to regain con- Dakota, Nebraska, Wryoming. matic presidential election that A half dozen small states, from Georgia and Virginia. Gore won The math was excruciating for lots of surprises." said Gore cam- trol. Democrats took seats in gave voters a choice between four Maine to Oregon and Iowa in New York. Illinois. Florida, both campaigns. At midevening. paign chairman, William Daley. Florida, where former Rep. Bill more years of Democratic rule or between, were still in doubt. Bush won 17 slates — including Maryland. Connecticut, No vote was overlooked. Party Nelson defeated Bill McCollum,.a a Republican "fresh start'' Tlie The COP sought to retain its Gore's home slate of Tennessee — House impeachment prosecutor, Massachusetts. New Jersey, fragile six-year hold on Congress sources say Gore aides called fcr Rhode Island, Vermont and the candidates settled in for a long, for 164 electoral voles. Gore won and in Delaware where Gov. Tom tense night of vote counting. and voters faced a full roster of fresh troops for New Hampshire District of Columbia Ohio and II states plus the District of Carper defeated William Roth. In Gore won big battleground vie propositions and state and local get out the vote operations. The West Virginia were leaning toward Columbia for 154 votes — putting Minnesota, Republican Rod lories in Pennsylvania and offices on the first general election Ted Kennedy campaign sent 250 Bush, as was North Carolina. both men within reach of an elec- Grams went down. Michigan as Bush rolled up a day of the 21st Century. or so volunteers — all that for four Interviews as voters left their toral majority, and agonizing Rep. Jim Rogan fought to hold siring of victories in all areas of the Democrats needed to pick up five electoral votes. polling places' by Voter News country. News organizations seats in the House, eight in the defeat. Florida offered 25 votes to Service said that a candidate's Green Party candidate Ralph his southern California seat in the its winner. position on issues was more influ- called Florida for Gore, but as Senate to guarantee control — an costliest House race in history. more votes came in the results in uphill task on both counts. As the anxiety mounted. Bush Nader was polling modestly — ential than his personal qualities, that cruicial state were under In the New York Senate race. changed his plans to watch the but doing well enough in Iowa. Rogan was a leader in the House and about one in five voters didn't review. Hillary Rodham Clinton stood at returns with a large group of fam- Maine, New Mexico. New impeachment effort. make up their minds until the last Bush expected to prevail n the brink of history, bidding to be ily and friend: at a hotel. He opted Hampshire and Oregon to poter - In presidential decisions. Bush week. Many of those tipped Florida and Pennsylvania. "I don't the first first lady elected to high instead for the seclusion of the tially tip those states to Bush. won Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, toward Gore.

STIJDKNTS ATTIIK POLLS I WHO DID YOU VOTE FOR AND WHY? [] HALLE NIED KATRINAWYSS LISA RICCI GREG NIEHAUS BRIAN TUTTLE AGE: 18 AGE: 19 AGE: 20 AGE: 20 AGE: 20 "I wanted Gore for "I voted for Nader, to 7 voted for Bush 'Xjorefor President. I don't like "Gore for President, he's the President:" end the Two Party Rule" because he is not Gore." Bush, he smells." best of the worst."

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www.bgnews.com LOCAL ELECTIONS Republicans sweep local elections Brian EnjHman ing experience," she said. "I'll be Several unopposed candidates STAFF WRITER pleased to serve the tax payers of also won Wood County spots. The Wood County Republicans Wood County." Among the victorious Republican celebrated a near sweep of the Other Republican candidates candidates were State Sen. Randy 2000 elections last night in the Ice who won were Mike Dewine for Gardner, Prosecuting Attorney Arena lounge. U.S. Sen.. Paul Gillmor for Alan Mayberry, Clerk of Courts Congress, Robert Latta for state rep. Rebecca Bhaer, and County lames Carter, who won county rep., Deborah Cook for Supreme commissioner with 53% of the Sherrif John Kohl and judge David Court Justice and Reeve Kelsey for Wbesner. vote said "I'm gratified that the judge. people of Wood county endorsed One of the few Republican can- Voters also passed a state con- me and had confidence in me; I'm didates that did not win was stitutional amendment to clean going to work hard for them." Kathy Limes, who lost to the up abandoned industrial sites Another winner was Jill lingle incumbent Alvin Perkins. "I'm not and revitalize them, as well as a who defeated John Hartman with a loser," said Limes, "I met a lot of Wood county tax levy that will 61% of the vote. "I'm ecstatic, it's a wonderful supporters and I will provide $4 million over four years very humbling and overwhelm- be back." to the health department clinic.

Chasity Lester BG News LOCAL SWEEP: Community Republicans gather to watch for election results. The GOP won most of Ohio's elections this year. Players tout one Local politicians discuss meeting place

By ANNE MOSS paigns," said Sarah close presidential race STAFF BRIUR Thomashefski, 1st Ward While most people were glued Councilwoman. "It is obvious to to Iheir television sets at home, want to watch the results with By Brian Engelman, Craig Gilford, "Because honestly Bush or Gardner said. Amend also had an opinion supporters and candidates gath- them and show your support." Anne Moss Cheney are oil people and don't "Integrity and trust is some- on what would happen if Al ered at headquarters to celebrate While most people came out to SUFI WRI1ERS have the track record that Gore thing that needs to be reinstated Gore won. "We'll have four years the results of the races. show support for the races in As the Wood county or Ijeberman have." in the White House," said Jill of fun if Gore's elected." said Wood County Democrats con- general, others were gathered at Republican candidates, resi- Many other people had opin- Engle, treasurer ofWbod County. Amend, "If he invented the gregated at their headquarters on headquarters to support their dents, and university students ions on how the Presidental race However Marcy Kaptur, losing internet as a Vice-President, just South Main Street. favorite candidate. gathered last night in the Ice would end up. candidate for the 9th District of imagine what he'll do as "Having a place like this where "I am here to celebrate the Arena lounge, the Democats "The only complaint I have is the House said despite that, in President." everyone gathers is important presidency of Gore with fellow met in their headquarters on that they run negative spots," general, voters went out to the Others were confident in their because it emphasizes the sup- Democrats," said Eyal Grauer, a Main Street. The uncertainty in said Robert Latta, State polls and went with Gore. respective Presidential candi- port of everyone here, which University graduate student each room was evident Representative. "It's not the best A democratic president dates. means everything to the candi- industrial and organizational Some people were confident, way to find out who the candi- would be a good check on a "I think once everyone wakes dates," said Sue Kinder, re-elect- policy student but many were on the edge of dates are. I think people have to republican Senate or House, up tomorrow morning they will ed Wood County Recorder. Voter support for local candi- their seats as one of the closest take time to figure out who the said IA.II Grauer, graduate stu- find out that George W Bush is Gathering together gives the dates was also represented Presidential races in recent his- cadidatcs are." dent industrial and organiza- the next President of the United candidates, their supporters and among the crowd. tory unfolded around them. Others said that morality was tional policy. States," said Doug Merrill, mem- local democrats time to relax "I came out to show my sup- Dan Hoffsis, Sophomore one of the main determinants in If Ohioans were to sway their ber of parks and recreation "The races were so long and so port for Davics and Perkins," said political science major said, "I'm their vote. preference to the republican board for Wood County. tedious; this is a good get togeth- Don Overmycr, Bowling Green a concerned American citizen." "I have three young children side it would be putting all the "I am optimistic that when er with friends and supporters to citizen. "Everyone has worked Hofsis continued, "I voted for ages 9,7, and 6.1 want them to economic advantages within this is all over Gore will come out see what happens with the hard and has come together Bush because America needs a be able to look up at the the past eight years at a serious ahead," said Sarah races," said Shad Ridenour, tonight." solid individual in the White President and they haven't been risk, said Al Baldwin, chairman Thomashefski, Ward 1 city Democrat and Center Township The candidates did not go out House with integrity and strong able to do that in recent years." for the Wood County councilwoman. Trustee to democratic headquarters to values." The tightness of the race Gardner said. Democrats. While many were optimisitc Ridenour and Bill Davics, los- celebrate their work and races. could be felt when Hofsis added, "Clearly it (the main issue) Still others challenged Al Gore about how the election would ing candidate for Wood County "I'm not disappointed that I "My heart's pumping and I'm was integrity. The first funda- directly. Greg Amend, turn out, others contemplated Commissioner, agree that a lost; I am happier about the other nervous, but I know the GOP mental principle I look at is what Spohomore Political Science on how the campaigns have meeting place is a beneficial to races," said Dean Clarke, losing candidate will pull through." Governor Bush has said though- student said, "I'm optimistic. I gone up until the election day. show support all the candidates candidate of the 4th District of "I hope the Democratic can- out the campaign," said Randy knew it would be a close race, "I don't like negativity. Stick with people that share the same the I louse of Representatives. didates will come out ahead," Gardner, State Senate. "Gore's but Bush ran a great campaign with the issues, and what you ideas and views. For those that gathered last said Alvin Perkins, re-elected campaign scare tactics are that mixed enthusiasm with pol- believe in," said sherriff lohn "The people that are gathered night, support meant winners Wood County Commissioner. shameful and pathetic," itics." KohL here have invested a lot of time in helping those that lost, said working with candidates' cam- Overmyer.

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Even Jacqueline Lee Bouvier style. more so since the introduction of Kennedy Onassis brought beauty, When it comes down to it, the ITS NOT THE > television and print media, the intelligence and cultivated taste. presidency is a place of public QUALITY: Its the fact president draws together the She went the extra step as to scrutiny for all. j 1 that Brian Engelman hopes and /cars of the future inspire an attention tomlmrp nnkinR good does not «i>—.vs • ■ Columbus We as a nation look to the pres- never before evident at a national mean who has the best clothes. took this picture right off Dayton |59 752 ident as the human symbol of level. Some dress to beautify and of the television. Isn't wr» unity. His face is an everyday Millions of American woman some dress to dignify. technologoy great? 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Halfhill graces our Sunny Pi Dowdy Cloudy Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snoo ice What are we looking at and the assistance of prominent Pronounciation: HtAwaawoPrau why? designers and stylists to achieve a eyes with yet another su-'spents Perhaps ir is the way that lohn look that backed up her leader- random something. Date: ISth century E Kennedy rolled up his paiit legs ship la: the state of being sus- THREE-DAY FORECAST kicked off his wing-tips and The presentation of the public I love politics. walked hand in hand with his self can become sketchy. The pended Political discussion in an intel- 2: mental uncertainty, and Thursday Friday Saturday children on a Cape Cod Beach. clothing one wears may demon- lectual forum just gets me going. if you are Gore or Bush, Or maybe it is the way that strate awareness of the expected I love the adrenaline rush of Nancy Reagan's passion for red behavior associated with the sta- informing the populace, and your entire last night. 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You'll be relieved to know lhal Truman in office, if not the clos- YOU DECIDE and Gore lacked characteristics voters. Although it was difficult to The next president will nothing has changed in (he last est race ever. that would clearly define them- choose a candidate, in the final appoint two to three U.S. 20 seconds.' Tom Brokaw said The tie that lasted for a good What do you think about the election? Let us know what selves from the other. Their plans days, voters were clearly in either Supreme Court Justices; the pres- during election < overage. part of the night could be due to for American policy were very Formosi of last night you think at bgnews@llst- the Bush, Gore or Nader camp. ident will decide the future of the large voter turnout. Ohio had similar; voter decision came Americans wereal a stand still prKbgsu.edu The fault of the voters will be a current American policies like the highest voter registration and down to the very miniscule waiting to hear who would lead expected a very high turnout. page in history. affirmative action. details rather than the general the country for the next low However, people are not voting would not be elected. Anti-voting may have become The opportunities that the years because they want to; they are The Presidential race should concepts that usually obtain vot- a last minute decision for many next president will have will not The nervousness of the elec- anti-voting. not be this way. It would be bet- ers. when the polls were so close in only dictate American public tion Is only the climax of a vwy Some Americaas did not cast ter to have a lesser candidate in The polls conducted prior to the final days of campaigning. policy, but to maintain or change dramatic campaign; flip dra- tlieir vote for the candidate that office than to have a candidate in the election reflected the close- The candidate that will be the momentum of the country. matic campaigi i and elw lion will most identified with their beliefs. office that no one really wanted ness of the candidates on vital inagurated in January will have However, hours passed last becomea part of history issues. They denied third party tenden- to vote for. the power to make decisioas that night before there were any This istnedos -i race since cies to vote for either Bush or It was hard for someone to The closeness of the race changes in the presidential elec- the eh- lion that put Harry S Core, just so the other candidate showed the split of American will have a great historical easily choose a candidate. Bush impact. tions making it too close call. Some final election thoughts p^QPLE Is this democracy? Now ihai the election Is over, MATTHEW from the presidential debates ' let's talk one last time about poli WOLF-MEYER was because of a fear that a simi- ON THE STREET AT ISSUE What the heck are all those other races? tics and take the next I years off. lar thing would happen. In a A: So. how was your voting What I want to talk about is Opinion columnist political climate where George W What do you think of experience? something that might take the Bush can even be logically con- JEFF next 4 years to enact, and it's [Gore/Bush] winning Q: Oh. fine. I voted for the less- ARNETI sidered as a presidential candi- er evil/third party protest candi- something that I hope we as a So the process of finding a can- date, there is a real danger that the election, and what date of my choice. Opinion Editor society can work towards, if not didate is one of finding the politi- Nader could take away from Al is it going to mean for A: And that's all? before the next election then in cian who answers the most ques- Gore. Similarly, Browne could the next four years? Q: Well, there were some other my lifetime American politics are tions in the same way that we do. detract from Bush, wliich could ihingson the ballot I'm not too You've probably already heard laseel on a system of binary If the Democrat offers more cor- only be a good thing — the worried, though They didn't look this before, but the presidential opposition and thai, ultimately, rect responses than the Libertarians at least have a vesti- very important... well, except for election is the one designed most is why we can never have a viable Republican, then we vote gial brain whereas the the Supreme Court judges And to minimize the popular vote. third or fourth party involved in Democrat and vice versa if the Republicans seem to have sunk that constitutional amendment Because nearly all of the states major elections. conditions are opposite. We need into a morass of inbred stupidity thingie Were they important? give all of their electoral votes to Let me explain: Basically, the to clearly see that one candidate and lies. o A: Depends on who you ask the candidate who wins the state. system is sei up so that we as vot- mswers more questions in an The big parties, meaning those Q: Now that I think about it. minority voters are marginalized, ers can easily identify one candi- appropriate way. One has to be in power, since they spend all the there were a lot of things on the even if they are in the national ■ date whi i represents our ideolo- right' and the other "wrong," money and have all the lobbies GABIELMARQUEZ ballot. Why didn't they talk about majority. Additionally, the office gies based on simply yes and no which corresponds to "good and giving them said money, are hon- these things in the news? of president is designed in a way questions (wliich even politicians "bad- estly afraid of having third and SENIOR A: Well. I think they did, just that removes the effect of any should br able to answer). The Let's say that we do offer a third fourth party competition, regard- MUSIC not much. The presidential elec- president several times from the yes or no answei is then convert- (arty, much like the Reform party less whether we as voters want tion is much more interesting. A voter. The numerous judges who ed into a pro or anti .although in 1992. Ross Perot answered more appropriate political repre- "Bush will be a strong vote for the president encom- decide on all types of laws and the latter is more often slanted some traditionally Republican sentation As long as the pobtical leader based on his passes everything you can imag- policies are appointed away from into a pro- of some other sort. questions right and some system is influenced by Big experience and family ine. It involves every aspect of the public's eye, and are often approved with no debate. The For example: Are you in favor of Democratic questions correct too Business, we as voters are going history/I'm sure if, American life, from health care to ■taxcuts? 'Yes" becomes "Pro Tax and as such thoroughly confused to continue to be misrepresent- school funding to trade policy to civil servants who head up feder- Cut" (or maybe Pro-Family") voters to the point where he ed, simply because when Big given the chance, he foreign policy to abortion, mar- al agents are often approved with and anti- becomes "Pro- earned a reasonable amount of Business asks our candidates to [Gore] will show how riage and gay rights to the whole even less debate. Spending.'' Without getting into votes This was a bad thing. take some money they answer well America can economy It's no wonder that And it's these people, the judges and the civil servants, who any of the more convoluted Voters were confronted by two the way they do. improve in the next people labor so much over the aspects of politics that refute our politicians who answered a Who cares if all the "cool kids" presidential election. It's an elec- ultimately decide policy regard- commonly held notions of these decent number of their questions are taking bribes? Let's remember fouryears." tion about EVERYTHING. ing the environment, food safety, which drugs are illegal or pre- parties, these correspond to correctly, and as such were what Nancy Reagan told us to say It's also no wonder that people scription or sold over the counter, Republican and Democrat. thrown into a political quandary in reference to drugs and reapply are so frustrated with the choices. and so on. If the health care sys- Further: Areyou in favor of abor- that resulted in William Jefferson it for bribes: "Just say no." Can you imagine a candidate who agrees with you on foreign tem is put under federal control, tion? "Yes" becomes "Pro-Life." Clinton being elected president Sometimes being uncool is cool policy, welfare. Social Security, these people will be in charge of "No" rather than being "Anti-Life" (for better or worse, which is a (1 think this is language even taxes, ttade. immigration, cam- it, too, and they'll have to earn (which has a nice nihilistic ring to judgment that we should now be George W Bush can understand). nary a vote. it. actually) becomes Pro- paign finance reform and all able to make since he's on his those social issues, and also has a Q: That's so undemocratic! Choice." The former generally way out). Matthew Wolf-Meyer can be rhetorical style that you like? Why doesn't the constitution refers to Republicans and the lat- The reason why Ralph Nader warned at mwolfmeyer@not- Q: Yeah! There must be dozens make sure that the people have a ter to Democrats. and Harry Browne were excluded mail.com. KENSLACHTA of people like that. What I want to say on these matters? SENIOR know is why they aren't on the A: It does, but it has been damn ballot! ignored for decades. Originally, MUSIC EDUCATION A: Well, it's unlikely that you'd the U.S. Constitution was ever get a federal candidate, even designed to give the federal gov- "Bush deserves to win a senator or representative, who ernment specific, limited powers, based on his history agreed with with you on every and it left most of the governing and charisma. Gore issue. You'll probably be shut out to be done by the states. could be more effec- in some issue, no matter how Q: But isn't (hat what those many elections you go through. anti-government reactionaries tive somewhere else." Q: That's terrible! Now I'm disil- want? lusioned. Why can't we have a A: That's a common misper- system where my vote matters? ception. A lot of people think that A: Would you believe that we anti-federal government people used to have one, but we aban- are anti-govemment. That's just doned it? not true. Many states have better Q: Really? welfare programs than the feder A: Progressives got impatient al government. It's very possible with using democracy to get their that they could develop better way, so they subverted it, even health care systems, too, but even while they were trying to make if some tried and messed it up, the political system open to all they wouldn't mess up the entire GINAVOGT people. It seems rather ironic country. JUNIOR that, in an effort to affect democ- Q: So how would you vote to PHYSICAL EDUCATION ratic change, activists moved the get that? battle to the least democratic A: You'd vote the top of the bal "1 hate politics and I election in the country, the presi- lot to make the bottom of the really don't care" dential election. They did it by ballot more important. getting things done through fed- eral courts, the judges in which Jeff Amett can be reached at are appointed by the president. [email protected].

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By Kmberty Dupes masses of people," said John talk about CUT EDITOR Hartman, Wood County treasur- Despite losses in all but three er candidate. races, Wood County Democrat In addition to increasing his Headquarters remained upbeat name recognition, Hartman said their races Tuesday night. that he tried to do things that "I'm not disappointed," said were unique and grab the voter's By Cram Gittord CAMPUS EDITOR Dean Clarke, 4th District state attention. He included color in representative candidate. "I'm his advertising and chose sign Many elections involve wait- happy about the other races." colors that were different from ing to find out the winners and The demcorats were happy other candidates. the losers of each election. This about the 9th District U.S. Hartman felt that he would was not the case for five Republicans running in 2000 Representative race in which have needed to be an outstand- Marcy Kaptur won by nearly a 50 ing candidate and ran a wonder- Wood County elections. ful race to win in the Republican lohn Kohl, County Sheriff, percent margin. Alan Mayberry, Prosecuting "Marcy is truly loved in Wood Wood County. Thirteen out of the 15 elected Wood County Attorney, Anthony Allion, County," said Alvin Perkins, re- Engineer, Douglass Hess, office holders are Republican. elected Wood County Coroner and David Wbessner. Commissioner. However, Hartman was Probate Court ludge, each ran Kaptur had Arlene Osmond's pleased. unopposed. vote. "It's a wonderful thing to have According to many, the main "This woman instrumentally all those people vote for me," he reson for lack of competition helped me get my workman's said. "Many of those people have was that each of the five comp," Osmond said. "They never met me." Repulbican were all running for fight for us, so we fight for them." Clarke did go door-to-door to reelecion. A large part of the democratic get his name out. Kohl feels that the popularity campaign was to get the voters Winner of one of the two of those running for reelection to fight for them. Wood County Commissioners may have scared off any poten- "I want to thank every races, Perkins name has been in tial competition. Ohioan," Kaptur said. "They the community for over 26 years. bmberty Dupps BG News "The public is happy with the really turned out to the polls." He has had experience in WITH BAITED BREATH: Community Democrats gather at Headquarters to get the latest poll results. job the elected officials are Clarke, common pleas judge Bowling Green and Wood doing," he said. candidate, said that everyone's County government as city Hess agreed saying, "they hard work helped and that they council member, mayor and Limes, did not have any prior pleas judge candidate, said. Due to his loss, Hartman will have so much popularity that saw it come together on Election commissioner. government experience. "However, I had a personal cov- learn how to golf. no one wants to run against night. "It feels wonderful," Perkins Some of the Wood County iction that people wanted some- "My daughter is getting mar- them." Many of the candidates spent said. "It doesn't matter what you democratic candidates were one with a lot of trial experience ried in the summer to an avid "If parties see someone doing time at locations where they say or how you say it; it just feels campaigning for positions they on the bench." golfer," he said. "I am an avid a good jobit's going to be hard to could increase their name recog- great to win." had never had or did not have Dombey will return to practic- tennis player; I am going to take throw them into an impossible nition. He feels that his government experience in. ing law, which he did all through lessons and improve my golf race," Mayberry said. "I tried to go to as many events experience helped him to win "I have never done this his campaign with the exception game." Those who were running and places where there were the race. His opponent, Kathy before," Phil Dombey, common of the past three weeks. unopposed had no complaints about it and welcomed not hav- ing to run against anyone. According to Hess, who will WOOD COUNTY'S VOICE be serving his fourth consecu- Last night, Gore/Bush won the position of President ot the United tive term, he has not run against States ot America. Who did voters trom Bowling Green and the sur- anyone since 1988. Ohio passes health levy rounding areas tell the electoral collage they wanted as president? "I don't mind at all." he said. The breakdown is as follows. "It's always exciting when you win." By KATE ROBERTS lion to clean up abandoned issue bipartisan support. More Candidate Votes % of Vote Mayberry agreed that run- • SSOCH'fO PRESS WRITER industrial sites known as brown- than 100 groups and public offi- George W. Bush(R) 26.808 53% ning unopposed took a lot of pressure oft him. fields for redevelopment and cials endorsed Issue 1, including Al Gore (D) 22,089 44% COLUMBUS. Ohio—Ohio vot- "Three times I've run another $200 million to preserve the mayors of several large Ohio Ralph Nader (G) 1,454 3% ers approved a ballot measure opposed. I don't think people green space; cities that must deal with industri- Pat Buchanan (Rf) 199 0% Tuesday that allows the state to realize the amount of time it With Hi percent of precincts al cleanup. Harry Browne (L) 124 0% borrow $400 million for environ takes from your life, from your reporting, 56 percent voted for Most environmental groups )ohn Hagelin (N) 80 0% mental cleanup and preservation. regular occupation and from approval, 44 percent against. also gave their support, but at Howard Phillips (C) 31 0% State Issue I allows local gov- Gov. Bob Tail and retired Sen. least two prominent groups your family." Mayberry said he was happy ernments to apply for S200 mil- lohn Glenn teamed up to give the opposed it. Source Wood County Board of Elections 1. MichMl Bestul BG News to be able to spend more time SENATE RESULTS with his family. "I was helping coach my son's Last night, Mike OeWine kept his Senate seat representing the state hocky team tonight, which I Justices decided in vote of Ohio. How closely did Bowling Green and the surrounding areas would not have been able to do compare with the rest ot the state? The Wood County votes are fol- if I was running opposed," he lowed by the total state results. said. According to Hess, it was the By MARK WILLIAMS O'Donnell. 54, did not defend Ohio Democratic Party Candidate Votes % of Vote fact that the coroner's position is ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER the ads that were run on his Chairman David Leland said, behalf. "The outside interests tried to Mike OeWine (R) 31,292 64% not very popular that left him COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — defeat Alice Robie Resnick, but Ted Celeste (D) 15,931 32% unopposed. Ohio Supreme Court Justices "Attack adds have no plan' in a He also said that being a citi- campaign run by Terry Democrats all across the state ral- John R. McAlister (L) 1,216 3% Alice Robie Resnick and Deborah lied to her defense and she won a zen of Bowling Green helped O'Donnell," he told supporters at John A. Eastman (N) 679 1% Cook won re-election Tuesday in historic victory tonight." him as well. a downtown hotel. "I do not con- "I am a local boy and I'm two races that drew unprecedent- done those ads. Lidies and gen- Cook said, "I am gratified that Source Wood County Board ot Elections I Michael Bestul BG News ed attention and millions of dol- tough to beat," he said. tlemen, we want to win positive the voters have seen fit to allow lars and raised questions about HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RESULTS The lack of oppostion from races and when you sec my name me to return to the court. I look the Democratic side is what how judicial campaigns are on die ballot again it will be a pos- forward to doing the very best The race was close for Congressional seats. Who pulled ahead in financed. helped the Republicans in near- itive race." work that I can do." the end? ly sweaping the elections, as With 91 percent of precincts The breakdown is as follows. they took all but three of the reporting, Resnick. a Democrat, possible positions. led with 56 percent of the vote. THE SUPREME COURT DECISION Republican appeals ludge Ohio tallied its vote tor Ohio supreme court judge, and Ohio voters Candidate - 5th Dist. Votes % of Vote Terrcnce O'Donnell of Cleveland made their voices heard. Paul E. Gillmor (R) 26,808 53% had 44 percent, according to Here's how Wood County came down on the harsh justice race. Dannie Edmon (D) 22,089 44% unofficial results. Republican Breakdown: John F. Green (L) 1,454 3% Cook led Democratic Municipal David J. Schaffer (N) 199 0% ludge Tim Black of Cincinnati 52 Candidate Votes % of Vote percent to 48 percent Deborah Cook 22,814 53% Candidate - 9th Dist. Votes % of Vote "I think the citizens of Ohio saw Tim Black 20.038 47% Marcy Kaptur (D) 26,808 53% what was it all about; Big money Dwight E. Bryan (R) 22,089 44% trying to buy a seat on the Candidate Votes % of Vote Galen Fries (L) 1,454 3% Supreme Court," Resnick said "It Alice Robie Resnick 26,872 60% Dennis Slotnlck (N) 199 0% reaffirms my great belief in peo- Terrence O'Donnell 18.005 40% ple." Source wood County Board ot Elections I. Michael Bestul BG News

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By Leigh Stropc said Angela Smith. 22. walking out 1924 Though the election was turnout could be higher than in long lines and a shortage of 1996. In Micliigan. 400.000 auto • SSOOMED PRESS (TRUER of Allegheny County Election exfiected to be the closest presi- 1996, but tower than 1992. when booths, ballots, judges and other workers had the day off and 42 WASHINGTON — A too-close- Court in Pennsylvania. "But it's so dential race in 40 years, analysts 55 percent of those old enough to equipment. But they were dosed percent of voters said they were for-comfort presidential race close now that I had to register. had said they didn't expect vote cast ballots, according to after about an hour on the order from a union household In prodded voters across the coun- I'm really for Al Gore. I think he's turnout to be appreciably higher Curtis Cans, director of the of a three-judge appeals court Pennsylvania, it was 30 percent, try to the polls Tuesday, with the man for all the people, and But some thought massive get- Committee for the Study of the panel. according to exit polls. many states reporting long lines this time my vote will make a dif- out-the-vote efforts in battle- American Electorate. Nationwide, one in four voters "We came out en masse,' said and predicting high turnout. ference." ground states, combined with the In Missouri, a circuit judge in St. came from a union household — Pete Matthews, District Council Some voters said they thought In 1996. about 49 percent of tight race, would push turnout up Louis ordered that the polls in the a constituency that helped Gore, 33 president in Philadelphia He they mattered for the first time. those old enough to vote cast bal- slightly from 1996. city remain open three extra according to exit polk the union was awaiting results a Gore hotel "It was no concern until now," lots — the lowest turnout since Preliminary results indicated hours until 10 p.m. because of turnout was at least as large as in party

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By DAVID WCOBS Democratic district in northeast ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Ohio took on added significance COLUMBUS, Ohio - State with his commitment to vote to Rep Patrick Tiberi. with strong re-elect Republican House backing from retiring U.S. Rep. Speaker Dennis Hasten. The John Kasich, won Ohio's only result means Democrats needed open seat in Congress Tuesday, to pick up eight seats, not seven, while 18 House incumbents were to control the House without his re-elected. vote. "From the very beginning, I said Kasich's retirement brought we were going to win with people, national attention to the Tiberi- a people-to-people campaign," O'Shaughnessy race as one where Republican Tiberi told supporters the Democrats had a chance of In claiming victory over gaining a seat. Columbus City Councilwoman Kasich has held the seat since Maryellen O'Shaughnessy. "You 1982, winning by wide margins in won for me." a district that includes diverse With 84 percent of precincts Columbus suburbs and rural reporting. Tiberi led with 50 per- cent to 47 percent for Democrat areas to the north and east. O'Shaughnessy. President Clinton carried the 12th The rest went to three minor- Congressional District by 1 per- party candidates: Libertarian Nick centage point in the 1996 election. Hogan, Charles Ed Jordan of the O'Shaughnessy. 50, portrayed Reform Party and Gregory B herself as a single mother of a 10- Richey of the Natural Law Party. year-old boy who helps run a The win by Tiberi, a Republican small business, the family's funer- state representative from al home. Her father and two BUSH GORE Columbus, allowed Republicans uncles served in the Ohio Senate. to maintain their ll-to-8 advan- Tiberi, 37, stressed his upbring- tage in Ohio representation in the ing as the son of Italian immi- US House The rest of the races grants. RESULTS AT PRESS TIME were won by incumbents, includ- "You can have a dream in ing Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., the America with hard work, with Youngstown Democrat who said dedication with people.'' Tiberi he expected to be indicted in an said Tuesday night. "With people FBI corruption investigation. behind you, that dream can come Traficant's victory in his heavily true." Electorate reveals priorities By WiH Lester Voters were interviewed as who made $30,000 or less while splitting independents about ASSOCIAIEO PRESS WRIIFR they left the polls by Voter News Bush led among those who made evenly Gore was getting four of Service, a consortium of The AP $75,000 or more. They were even- five Clinton supporters from Missouri's dead WASHINGTON — George W. and television networks. The poll ly divided among middle- 1996 and Bush was getting nine Bush got strong barking Tuesday results were based on interviews income voters. Gore led among of 10 supporters of Bob Dole. from voters who sought honesty with 13,049 voters after they those who thought issues were Ross Perots voters from 1996 tilt- and strong leadership in a candi voted Tuesday and have an error most important while Bush led ed heavily toward Bush date, exit polls say, while Al Gore margin of plus or minus 1 1 per- among those who valued per- In Rogers Park, on the north candidate wins drew solid support from those centage points. sonal qualities. side of Chicago, dentist John who wanted experience and Gore led among women, Gore led among those who Scovic said integrity was the issue BySCOTTCHARTON tor. Jean Camahan has never lield understanding of complex called themselves moderates, that led him to vote for Bush. ASS0CIAIEO PRESS URIIER political office. issues. blacks and Hispanics: Bush among men and whites. Bush led while Bush led among JEFFERSON CITY. Mo - In a Democrats and political ana Gore supporter Sharon The voters' split priorities among parents; Gore among Protestants and white Catholics, Gordon, a homemaker from Senate race that has remained lysts have said Aslicroft had little a group President Clinton carried tight since Democrat Mel reflected the tug of war between non-patents, a larger group. The Dimondale, Mich., said. I don't choice but suspend the campaign personality and experience that two candidates were matched in 1996. Camahan's death, the Republican to avoid appearing insensitive. think Bush is very bright. I wasn't has been al the core of this cam- fairly evenly among most age They both had strong support incumbent and Carnahan's When the Ashcroft campaign happy with his dad. I think we'll paign, exit surveys suggested. groups. Gore led among those from their party base and were gel the same tiling." she said. widow appeared for the first time resumed eight days after the since they became rivals on the crash, it had a new TV ad featuring same political stage — a national his Republican predecessor, for- Sunday talk show. mer Sen. John Danforth. telling Even in that appearance, there Missourians: "What's happening was no interaction between Sen. today to John Ashcroft is just not John Ashcroft and Jean Camahan, right" who last week announced she would accept appointment to the Asked Sunday what Danforth Senate if her late husband wins meant. Ashcroft, 58, replied that Aliens Exist the election. because of Carnahan's death, Carnahan's remarks, taped "there were some who weren't Friday from the back porch of her going to allow me to discuss the family home in the Ozarks, issues and carry forth on the focused on the Oct. 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DAYTON, (AP) - Six-fool-8 WEDNESDAY forward/center Lamar Hill, a transfer from Tyler (Texas) Junior November 8, College, has told Dayton Coach 2000 Oliver Pumel! he is leaving the team. Hill said Monday he wants to return to Texa> and be with his BOWIING GREFN STATE. UNIVERSITY wife, who is expecting a baby in January. Purnell had hoped that Hill would fill the void created by the graduation of post players Mark Ashman, Matt Cooper and Ted BG Fitz. "I just wish him well," Purnell said of Hill. "It's hard to question Ruggers go national breaks anyone's motives when they putting their family first." ByWesHolsinqef GUIS! (tllll ice on The final whistle at Saturday's rugby match ignited an on field celebration the likes of which long trip hadn't been seen since 1988. Despite a host of Ohio. ByDanNied Michigan and Mid-American ASSISIUNI SP0RIS IDII0R NICK Conference championships. Nine hours one way. on a bus i HURM BG's 33-15 victory over Indiana wilh 25 hockey players, three Assistant Sports Editor earned the Fak'ons a s[x>i in the coaches and a handful of admin national championship'. Im the isirators? first time in a dozen years. That's a formula for fun and "We're going back to the big excitement dance." exclaimed BG's emo At least that's the spin the Falcon tionally exhausted coach Roger I ale on hockey team put on their Mazzarella. "We've come so seemingly eternal trip to close so many limes since 1988. Marquelte in Michigan's furlhest soccer: it almost seemed like we we 6 reaches of the Upper Peninsula cursed." last Thursday. Mazzarella. the team's living The road trip helped us build historian cites six of those years character." said freshman for surprise where the losing margin added ward 0 Arcy McConvey up to just 12 total points. Photo provided 1 "You gel so bored wilh Ihe "Some of tin greatest players same guys sou have lo talk to of season to ever touch a nighv ball at this TOURNEY BOUND: Hooker Mark Dirlam heads upfield against Indiana in the BG rugby team's 33- someone else." said forward Ryan school never got to savor a 15 victory over Indiana With the win, the Falcons won a spot in the national championships for the Murphy "You just walk up and moment like this, he said. 1 he first time since 1988. down the aisle and talk to some credit for this achievement I'm trying to find out exactly In need <>l an offensive spark, before handing the ball to their oil two hand oTs and a 50 yard one you haven't talked to the who crept onto Mickey Cochrane belongs i i the players The) are whole lime." B(. found one in the form I powi i running i enter. Scott sprint past Mongold's hand soccer field and shimmied a the ones that made the commit Obviously il gave the Falcons a iin'ii football player turned nig Mullins. who blew by a hall picked defender. That guy dance to the Bowling Green soc- ment to accept nothing less chance to strengthen team rela get wing Kevin Mongold. dozen defenders frozen in their needs 10 think about taking up cer gods. I have reason to suspect than a slot in the nationals \i\ lionships and re-assess the I ut job was just to keep them point S< imping up a dropped pass tracks. Mullins' try and Cromly's gold.' i buckled Mazzarella. it might have been one of the the fleet forma wide receive! conversion put the Falcons Cromly hit his fourth conver- rent game plan. guys over at the athletic grounds ed in the right direction Anytime you can be togethet sprinted 75 yards untouched lor ahead for good, 21 15 sion to make the final 33 15. crew. But I will get to the bottom Our siring of losses 10 top with the guys on Ihe team its a tr) With centei Pete < romrj s Flankci Reed Luecke, the Our goal line defense was of this matter. teams is finally over." said junior gonna help, said defenseman conversion, suddenly a game team's captain cited BG's side- like a wall," said hooker Mark prop Brian Virost. it feels realrj Marc Barlow. You have nine The evidence? For the first time thai had the makings ol a rout, line support as being instru Dirlam in the schools history, both the good to bust that slump hours to hang oul with your was now virtually dead even at mental In the game's shift in Ihe Falcons end die season men and women's team made it The start of the match, how- 107 momentum. With a 25 5 record and ranked in teammates, its a good time to ever, seemed destined to run just Ixmd with everyone" to the Mid-American Conference As ii in prove the lirsi » ore There we are in Indiana's the eighth slot nationally BG the Falcon's siring of (utility to a The bus ride didn't effect the championship game. OK. the fact was no fluke. Mongold turned backyard and the noise oui won its fourth straight Michigan that the women's team has only baker's dozen Arriving late to Falcons' play over the two game the cornel and Idt three oppo- rookies parents and match sup I nllegiale Championship and been around four seasons might the match due to a mistake in sines While they lost 2-1 Friday, nents grasping nothing bul ail porters generated made finished undefeated against all make the fact seem less notewor- starting times and a traffic tie- Bowling Green put 40 shots on Im yetanothei 75-yard gain and Indiana look like a wine and their MAC and Big Ten opposi- thy. After disappointing seasons up. BG took the field cold and ,i second try, Cromly's convei (heese crowd, he said. tion The niggers will compete the Wildcats and dominated play last year from both squads, the for much ol ihe night Saturday obviously out of synch. Indiana sion put the Falcons, now BG built on its lead with yet a In the National Collegiate Rugby the1 Falcons played to a 4 4 tie 2000 season will make up for the wasted no time taking advan- warmed up in Ixxiv and spirit third tr) by Mongold. this lime championship next April with past dissatisfaction. Not too bad against a Norther i tage of the Falcon'slack of inten- ahead at the half 14-10. slicing right through the heart of pairings and locations deter- I heard the men's soccer team Michigan team who was holler sity and quickly put two tries Stunned at the match's dra the Hooster defense 'Who is mined in mid December. than any team in the nation at the was having an "OK" year. Two across the goal line to take a 10 malic turn of events, Indiana this guy." asked an exasperated I c ouldn'l lie prouder of ihe weeks later they win the MAC Olead. managed to crank up their Indiana coach Sopasari Enari. way our guys played." Luecke lime. The Falcons started the trip regular season and get a first "Indiana was definitely look offense one more time and put Three limes Indiana made per- said. "You could really see when round bye in the tournament. ing past us, they had no idea across the goal line thcii third sonnel changes to stop ilieii spirits broke They scored Thursday morning and rested for Did I miss something? Fridays game The return trip what they were getting into unconverted try ol the mauli Mongold. coming up empty all right away in the second half to 1 Now, the Falcons are in the might have been a little mote when they stepped out onto the for a brief 15 14 load Hri.l three times. take the lead but then we stole MAC championship game rough. BG left Marquelte after pitch." said senior prop Trey because the Falcons t'»>k the Fly half Chad Cunnigan iced the next kickoff and punched in against Kentucky. If they win, the Saturday's game and got home Donze. kickoff right down the field the match with a try thai came a try." squad is NCAA tourney bound. jusi before 7:00 a.m. Sunday Kudos to them. 1 haven't had time Schueller returns to let that soak in yet though. I'm Fakon defenseman and cap still pondering over a bigger mys- lain Doug Schueller relumed lo tery. Ihe lineup Friday after missing How in the world did the the seasons first six games due to women's soccer team make it all off-season knee surgery He said the way to the MAC champi- his knee was fine, bul his play was onship? Their regular season Spikers get Grizzly a lillle rusty. record wasn't anytliing spectacu- My liming was a lillle off. and I lar. The team had a brand new By Dorothy Wrona tied Ihe score al six all. Kim didn't play as well as I would have coach. It looked like a classic case » B11C B Sheller gave ihe Grizzlies a 9-6 liked, he said. "My knee fell of a transition year.' Not the case, Last night's volleyball match lead with a service ace. good It's not what held me back though. BG went in as a seven may not have counted for BCSU continued to keep it I felt pretty normal out there. seed and upset Eastern and MidAmerican Conference c lose Papageorgiou's kill tied Bye Week. Western Michigan in the first two standings, but at this point in Ihe game al 10-all. Gamby fol- The Falcons gel a rest this rounds of the MAC tournament. ihe season every win counls. lowed with a block, then a kill, weekend as Ihey warm up foi During the two games, the I he falcon spikers swepl lo give the Falcons a 12 10 Ohio Slate next weekend Falcons lost two of their top three Oakland University 15-8, 15- lead But. one of the downfalls of the scoring leaders. First captain 13, 15-7 at Anderson Arena Trippett lied it al 13-13 bul bye week is early practices. Head Ashley Enser smack v-d a headball last night l«,SI I is now 17-8 that would be the Grizzlies' coach Buddy Powers decided to during the Eastern Michigan mi ihe season. last poinl. Morris gave BG a 14- hold practice at 8:30 am. Friday game hard enough to give the BGSU took a 3-0 lead in llie 13 lead with a spike, and Still. Bowling Green will lake hard working speedster a con- first game with a block by Gamby's kill won game two. this week lo regroup from a 1-5 2 cussion. Enser had to sit out the JoAnna Papageorgiou and Madia Bedricky began llie Mart and try lo spark their strug rest of tournament. extended that lead to i II third game with an ace for the With just minutes left in the Shyann Robinson gave the Falcons. BGSU extended its HOCKEY, PAGL 9 Western game, BG lost some Falcons a 12 3 lead with her lead to 6-1 wilh kills by Krisla instant offense in forward Jill kill Davis. Robinson, two OU Conover, a strong, aggressive At game point BG had a 14- errors and a kill by Caly player with a bull rushing men- 5 lead, but a hilling error Rommeck. fliSIHvKi. ,' tality. Conover collided with the turned the serve over to Ihe The Grizzlies scored two goal keeper and in the process Grizzlies OU scored three more points before Shyann vWr M M- broke her leg. more points until a sideout. Robinson responded wilh a If there is one thing I know The serve would change kill for a 9-3 lead. After Norris' Mm > a* about the women's soccer squad, hands three more limes until kill the Falcons wenl on a five- 1 hjjw it's that they are tougher than Susie Norris's kill won [he point run. OU answered wilh nails. I've had a couple brawls set w for BGSU. a three-point run of its own. with a former player and came With the Falcons on their Rommeck's kill got the serve out on the losing end. third match point. OU's back for BG. Keeping with the The true character of the Cloretta Porter attempted, a BGSU volleyball tradition of women's soccer team was dis- spike but hit it long and oul. giving all the players game r fcr/ played in the MAC champi- The Falcons won the point lime in the season's last home & onship game. Bruised and bat- and game one match, freshman Laura fW' tered, the Falcons battled Miami Game two was a different Twyman served for the match. like true champions. BG was the story for the Falcons. They fell The Falcons won the match ¥ second-to-last squad to get into behind 3-0 on a kill by Carmen when OU's spike attempt m • the tournament, they were sup- Trippett. They began a come- went oul of bounds. posed to lose. Miami was just back when JoAnna Like last weekend, passing another team that believed in Papageorgiou blocked an OU was a concern for the Falcons. their fate. It would have been easy spike attempt to put the "We can pass much better for the Falcons to give into that Neck Hum B0 News Falcons within one point Bul than what we've shown lately." notion. Any team could have. But OU took advantage of BG hit- BGSU head coach Denise Van Mike Lefinkuhte BG Nem not the Falcons. They left every- SERVE IT UP: Junior setter Natalie Becker serves the ball in a ting errors to take a 6-2 advan- De Walle said. "Our standard is thing they had out on a soccer previous game The Falcons finished their regular season home tage much higher than what we've WETTERBERG: Junior forward schedule with a three set win over Oakland. BG was 10-2 at The Falcons would not go shown." Ryan Wetterberg takes control of home this season down lightly Kristin Gamby's the puck in a previous game. SOCCER, PAGE 2 kill, followed by two OU errors, VBAIL PAGC 9 \

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By Josh Dubose $20 million annually or a 10-year «P SPOStS WRITER "Players on the contract. AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. -The market view "This is Cleveland. It isn't New Cleveland Indians appear will- York," Hart said. "Our seven-year ing to let Manny Ramirez check Cleveland as a run has continued because we out the free agent market for very attractive haven't paid too much to one himself. player." But general manager John place to play. We Hart has cited statistics that Hart also has a wanning for the have a great team." no team since 1985 has won the slugger: There might not be any World Series paying more than money left in Cleveland for him 13.4 percent of its payroll to one if he eventually decides he wants JOHN HURT, INDIANS MANAGER player. Figuring on a $90 million to come back to the Indians. payroll, that would limit the "We're probably first on a lot of Indians to paying about $12 mil- "Nothing has happened to people's list," Hart said Tuesday lion to their top player. change our position and it does- at the GM meetings, where he is "If you have five kids sur- Associated Press ptoM n't appear that anything has plotting a strategy for life with- rounding one star, will that get changed theirs." he added. MISSING OR NOP: Tampa out Manny. "Players on the mar- you to the promised land7 Will "There really hasn't been any- Bay assistant coach Wendell ket view Cleveland as a very' you be playing meaningful thing new in the last 24 hours." Avery contacted the Buccaneers, attractive place to play. We have games in September and make Hart said he believed that a great team, a great core, great the postseason?" Hart asked. but is still considered missing. Moorad had created an "artificial ballpark and great fans." mariiet" for Ramirez, and could The Indians are already lining Owner Larry Dolan said last up replacements for Ramirez, be in for a surprise when he week after receiving Ramirez's and will be one of the leading starts negotiating dollars with Missing request for a $200 million, 10- contenders for free agent out- other teams on Saturday. year contract that the team fielder Ellis Burks, who is expect- "They made it very clear that would respond to agent Jeff ed to get a two-year deal worth this will be an economically-dri- coach Moorad by Tuesday. about $16 million. ven contract," Hart said "They Moorad still is awaiting a That would leave plenty of made that very clear to us, and I counterproposal, and Hart said money left to sign a pitcher such think they will make it very clear leaves team there probably would be one as Denny Neagle. Cleveland also to other clubs." before Saturday, the first day is in the running for Mike There are few teams that can Ramirez can discuss money with Mussina, who likely will com- message afford the salary Ramirez wants. other teams. mand a deal worth at least $15 The Yankees are one of them and "We are in the same place we million a year. have made Ramirez one of their were List week and for several "We've spent a lot of time in top priorities. ByPaulNevAerry weeks before that." Moorad said. prepping out all the free agents «P SPORIS *RIIIR Armed with a new cable tele- "Manny Ramirez would prefer out there that would help make vision contract, their revenues Associated Press photo ATLANTA — An assislanr lo play with the Cleveland us a championship-caliber ball- could top $200 million next year. CONTRACT HEADACHES: Cleveland Indians slugger Manny coach with the Tampa Bay Indians. The organization asked club," Hart said. "We're prepared However, even they appear Buccaneers contacted the ic-am us for a proposal and we gave to go out and begin conversa- Rameri/ is looking for a 10-year, $200 million contract Thy unwilling to give Ramirez either Tuesday. Iwn days after he failed them one in good faith. tions with people club is considering investing its money elsewhere. to show up for a game against the Falcons. Wendell Avery left an early Spikers win morning message with the club via voice mail, Buccaneers ACC looks for repeating dominations spokesman Reggie Rolx-rtssaid. home season "Because of the extiemelv per By Davis Dorschak to be. North Carolina new coach Matt back from a 25-win team and «P SPORt S *»II(R sonal nature of this situation, it This time around, the ACC Doherty said of Duke's recent added depth. The Terrapins are final would be inappropriate to com RALEIGH. N.C. - The returns 35 of a possible 45 ACC run. "We can still hunt a lit- also the only ACC team to beat mem on the specifics of the con Atlantic Coast Conference has starters, with Duke, North tle bit, we're not always the hunt- Duke in Cameron Indoor VBAU.FR0MPAGE8 tactal this time, Roberts said in a featured Duke. North Carolina Carolina and Maryland having ed." Stadium the last three seasons. statement. and Maryland the past two years the best shots at competing for True, but it was the Tar Heels "We're in a league with two The Falcons' offense contin "We continue to lx' very con- — along with plenty of medioc- the national championship. under former coach Bill teams that if you ask people in ued to dominate its opponents. cerned aboui coach Avery and rity. It's a good bet one will make it Guthridge who ended the sea- t he last 50 years to pick two of t he Papageorgiou had 15 kills and a Ins family, and we remain in (lose At least that's the way the to the Metrodome in son better than their main rival. five best basketball programs .464 hitting percentage. (out,id with the Atlanta police NCAA tournament selection Minneapolis. The ACC placed 12 After losing 13 games heading they would pick Duke and North Rommeck had 11 kills and led department and se< uiilv officials committee has seen it. teams in the Final Four from into the postseason, most Carolina." Williams said "So. we both teams with a .474 percent- from (he National Kootball The ACC had been getting 1990 2000, only missing in 1996. expected a quick exit from the wake up every day with that as a age. Susie Norris chipped in 14 League" four, five or six bids to the NCAAs The second best league during NCAAs. fact. kills John Quiglev. a spokesman foe since the field expanded to 64 that time was the Southeastern However, North Carolina "Duke and Carolina have been As a team the Falcons hit for the Atlanta jxilue said the II teams, but it received just three Conference with nine. stunned many who had given up that good But that doesn't mean .299 to the Grizzlies' 119. On the yea old Aver) Is still considered in eat h of llie last two years. Much of that talent has on the team, getting to the Final in a given year we can't be as other hand OU held the advan- missing. Investigators wanted to sending lire conference's coach- matured now. and such stars as Four for the third time in the last grxxi as they are." tage in blocking 8-4. talk with the coat h IxTore revolt es into a tizzy. Duke's Shane Battier, North four seasons. Also loaded with talent is No. "From this point out. you need inganaleil asking lot the publics "Let's face it, the ACC the last Carolina's Joseph Forte and "Duke was basically the team 20 Wake Forest, the defending lo win it at tlie net." Van De Walle help t.i k» .ititig him 10 years has won more games Brendan Haywood, and everybody was talking about all NIT champions. The Demon said referring to the importance Foul play was not suspected, than anybody else in the NCAA Maryland's Terence Morris are year long, Duke this and Duke Deacons return their top lOplay- of hitting and blocking in the Quiglcy said tournament, so there were some national player-of-the-year can- that," Haywood said. "And the eis from a season ago and could home stretch of the season. "The Avery. in his set and v.ison as people out there ready lo pounce didates. next thing you know at the end of be the ACC's sleeper. only difference is they out- an offensive assistant for Tampa if there is a sign of weakness," Duke, No. 2 in The Associated the year, look who is playing and Two other teams — No 24 blocked us and that should not Bay. was lasi seen by the team Maryland coach Gary Williams Press preseason poll, is looking look who's not." Virginia and North Carolina happen." Saturday night at an Atlanta said. for an unprecedented fifth Sixth-ranked North Carolina is State — are also expected to hotel I le attended a staff meeting The talent base has been thin straight ACC regular-season title in a similar position as Duke, los- compete for NCAA bids. alx>ut 15 hours before the Bucs recently, partly because the ACC The Blue Devils headed into last ing only one key player from a Georgia Tech has a new look kicked off against the Falcons. has lost 13 players early to the year's NCAA postseason ranked season ago. Ed Cota was the only following consecutive losing sea- Quiglcy said Avciys cell phone NBA draft since 1995. Among No. 1. but lost to Florida in the player in ACC history to lead the sons. Former Siena coach Paul BG has week was used to make ,i call about 11 those not finishing their college East Regional semifinals league in assists four straight Hewitt takes over for Bobby a.m. Sunday, two hrxirs before careers were Vince Carter, Only Carrawell is gone from a years. But the Tar Heels could be Cremins. who resigned after 354 off; Timm ki( koll. When lie did not show for Stephon Marbiiry. Jerry talented group that includes a dangerous team if they get wins in 19 seasons. the game at the Georgia Dome, Stackhouse. Joe Smith, Elton Battier. Nate James. Jason team officials notified stadium Brand and Steve Francis. solid play from their point guard. Elsewhere in the South, turns 21 Williams. Carlos Boozer and Tennessee is the favorite in the security and the ixilicc No players left early after last No. 5 Maryland has made the Mike Dunleavy. Dukes freshmen HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 8 Coach tony Dungy did not season and only two players — NCAA round of 16 four times in SEC. The ninth-ranked averaged a combined 40.5 points mention Avery s absence after the Jason Collier and Cl ris Carrawell the last seven years but has been Volunteers set a school record for a game last season, helping the game — won by the Bucs 27-14 — were selected in the draft. unable to reach the Final Four wins (26) but couldn't hold a lead gling offense. Blue Devils cap a three-year ACC — or at a Monday news confer- Thai's the lowest total for the under Williams. in the South Regional semifinals "We'll use this week to relax record of 46 2. ence ACC since 1953, more evidence This could be the break- last year, losing to North and get closerasa team." Murphy "We've got a lot to prove," Avery is a former quarterback that the league isn't what it used through season with five starters Carolina. said. We're getting better every at the University of Minnesota, week and we're responding to where he was a teammate of what the coaches are trying to get Dungy and led the Gophers to across to us. I think our game their first bowl appearance in 15 plan is improving. We'll try to find years. Women's soccer shows toughness something to help us win." Avery was a college coach for 10 seasons including a stint as Birthday Boy SOCCER, fROM PAGE 8 Savannah State's head coach. He Coincidentally. Thursday is ing like champions. had a record of 13 9 in two years field that day head coach Andy Richards. BC NCAA tournament and not mak- senior goalie Shawn Timm's 21st at (he Division II school in BG escaped all the odds of its finally had a coach that they ing it. She basically told me she -irthday. Timm and the Falcons Georgia, but was fired after the fate all the way into double over- respected and enjoyed playing walked off the field with her head And like every champion, the won't get to celebrate too much 1996 season He joined Dungy s time. Witli the score tied 0-0. for A good leader can take a up high, along with her team- team deserves an award. That's as Friday's practice looms. staff in 1999. Miami finally put the game away team a long way. mates. BG had nothing to be why my vote for comeback team We'll find some time tliis week Avery and his wife. Brenda, with a cross that was tipped in. I asked BG goalkeeper Erika ashamed about. The six seniors of the year and newcomer coach to take him out and celebrate," have two children. Why did the Falcons do so Flanders if she was disgusted in may never put a BG uniform of the year goes to the women's Murphy said. well? A big part has to go to their being so close to making the back on, but they went out play- soccer team.

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E-mail il to from campus near Klnko's and Dairy year awards which cover tuition, IIB* IIB* [IB* IIB* IlB IIB TheObsidian2u00Oyahoo.com by Please come to one of these ses- books & fees, *$200/mo. for ex- Queen next to the railroad tracks. sions it you are planning to study Lil Allssa, Nov. 19th. Recipes will be printed in For Sale penses. Call lor details: 372-2476. Roses are red the Dec. 7th edition. FratarniUa* • Sororities abroad during spring semester Clubs * Student Group* 2001.. Big Lil'Pi Phi-Big LirPi Phi Violets are blue Lil Erin. You think you have Earn $1,000-$2,000 this quarter with 1/4 karat women's wedding set, en- Wednesday, November 8, 2000, the easy Campusfundraiser.com gagement ring & band. Call 364- 3:30-5:30pm. 1103 Otfenhauer West Tonight is the night it's finally here. me figured out, three hour tundraising event. No 6713. Tuesday, November 14, 2000, 3:30- When I call you my little and you put But you don't have a due Wanted up a cheer. Don't you worry, it'll be The time is near sales required. Fundraising dales 5:30pm, 1103 Otfenhauer West. are filling quickly, so call today! Con- Acura Integra RS hatchback 1990. so right, just come to the house at for you to see Auto, air, very dean & reliable. Sun- Call 375-0309 wilh queslions. —GRADUATION TIX NEEDED!*" tact Campusfundraiser.com at (888) 10:00 tonight! I love you little! What a great Big/Lil pair roof, asking $2500 obo. 353-6085 or Want to TRAVEL AND GET BGSU If you have any extra tickets and Love. Big??? We will be! 923-3238 or visit 419-578-9445. CREDIT? Attend one of 165 colleg- Love, Your Big?? need an easy $$ making scheme, wwYv.cajnpusfundraiser.com GRAPHIC DfcSlUN STUDENTS BRAND NEW Sealed Cruclal-MI- es in the U.S. for full or one year riBo nB$ nB0> nB nn* nB IIB* IIB* IIB* riB* nB SERVICE Internship positions available •"GRADUATION TIX NEEDEDI— CT32M64S4D8E SDRAM for Ml* ol-state tees! Credits transfer! Make Lil Jenni REPRESENTATIVES Come lo the Co-op and st 199.00. Contact Sieve at 373- new friends! Take special classes! Twinkle, Twinkle, little star 1 lemale subleaser needed from SEASONAL $7.50 . Internship Office 1917 or rodger220yahoo.com. Explore! New York! California! Ha- We're the best Big/Lil pair by far! Dee. 2000-May 2001. $193/month ♦ Hickory Farms is nowftiring full and waii! THE NATIONAL STUDENT to inquire. Fender Strat B&W guitar, hard case. 310 Student Services I can't wait till we finally meet utilities. Call 353-9390 for details part-time seasonal Service Repre- EXCHANGE INFO SESSION: because the minute we do, sentatives to input orders into our Peavy 110 AMP, $500 Call Mike WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, AT 372-2451 4 subleasers needed it will be sweel! Spring semester seasonal processing system and re- 353-8116. 3:30PM, BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- Lil Bridget- I love you lil! spond to customer inquires regard- TION BUILDING; RM 1003. Hillsdale Apis HONDAS FROM $500! Police im- Soon you will see Love your Big??? ing the status ot their order. Posi- pounds and tax repos! For listings 1 • For more details, call the NSE pro- Call 353-9440 What a great pair we'll be. r|B |IBCTJ IIBtt- IIB* I1BO FIDO tions are also open for clencals and 800-719-3001 ext4S58 gram at 2-2501. Tonight your waiting will come to an riB* HB4> IIB* IlB MB* IIB* Dec. graduation fix needed. Please mail order processors. $.50 per hour end. When you find not just a big, Lil Jessie- call ASAP. Erin al 353-8459 increase after customer service but a friend Male or female rmles needed Little. Little can't you see training. Positions are open now For Rent Travel Love. Big??? Soon you'll know who your big will Large house, own room in Oregon, through February on day and eve- Lil Danielle K., be. Come lo the house before 10:03 OH. 419-693-7659 ning shifts, during the week and on Tonight's the night, wail and see, Love, Male rmte. needed. 2 bdrm, 2 bath weekends. Musi have computer and " 2001-2002 listings available " "111 Early Specials! Spring Break Who the best big/lil pair will be. Big??? fum. apt. w/dishwasher at 808 Thur- typing skills We offer attendance in- Will mail or pick-up at office 316 E. Bahamas Party Cruise! 5 Days Here we go here's one last clue, IIB* IIB* LIB* HBO flB IIB* stin Ave. Will have own bdrm. centives, 40% employee discount Merry »3 or call 353-0325. $279! Includes Meals, Parties! Awe- MB* IIB* IIB* I1U* III)* llll* flexible scheduling, and professional I can't wait to reveal myself to you! $312.50 mo. plus 1/2 elec Contact "Apartment lor rent, starting 01/01 some Beaches, Nightlife! Departs Lil Liz, supervision. Apply in person Mon.- I love you lil! Josh Long 0 937-836-2625 3534)325. Flonda! Get Group - Go Free!! Big/Lil night is almost here, Fri. 9am-7pm. S Sal, 10am-2pm. Love Big? Need 1 female roommate ASAP. spnngbreaktravel.com I hope you're exdted, it's drawing Hickory Farms Corporate Office, • Apartment tor Rent" Lil Heather- Call 354-6713 1-600-678-6386 near! I can't wait 'til you know it's me 1505 Holland Rd„ Maumee. OH, 801 5th SI Apt. »5, 2 bdrm.. The time has come 4 you will see, •111 Spring Break Specials! Can- and meet your wonderful family! Need December graduation tickets EOE. $460/month, water included Call Who your Big will now & forever be. I love you little!!! Love, Your Big!?! Will pay, call Monica al 354-2346. Melody or Jocelyn O 354-4084 lor cun & Jamaica $389! Air, Hotel, Our Big/Lil pair is out of sight, Holiday $$$ nB* nB* nB* IIB* llB* IIB* more info. Free Meals, Drinks! Award Winning So come over to the house later Spacious 2 bdrm. apt. in Hillsdale Holland Company needs retail Company! Get Group - Go Free! tonight! IIB* nB* IIB* IIB* IIB* IIB* Lease starts Dec. 23rd. Call 352- counter represenlatives, customer 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments Lil Lisa, Florida Vacations $129! I love you Lil, your Big??? 5772. service, phone coaches, data entry From Only springbreaktravel.com The time is finally here, and order checkers. Various shifts. Subleaser needed for apartment $430 1-800-678-6386 Lil Julie- So give a wild-n-crazy cheer! good $. Call 353-9425 EOE OV MF dose to campus. 5300/monih Call Private Entrance SPRING BREAK 2001 Lil. Lil, Bet you can't wait to see We'll rock with the wine & roll with Patio Who your awesome big will be Michelle al 354-0330 Now is your chance to add real print Jamaica, Cancun, Flonda, the blue, because the best big/lil pair Spacious Kitchen Through good and bad. together we pieces to your portfolio and great job Barbados. Bahamas. Now hiring is me-n-you! Subleasers needed beginning Janu- Small Pets Welcome! will stand. I promise to be the best expenence to your resume. Continu- campus reps. Earn 2 free trips. C-you tonite-Love Big???? ary 13. 2/3 bedroom house, big Varsity Square Apt*. big that I can ing Education has a graphic design- Free meals...book by Nov. 3r!. Call riB* IIB* nB* nB* IIB* IIB* kitchen and porch, dose to campus er student position available begin- 353-7715 See you lonighl! Love Big?? and downtown, $555/month. 206 E. for FREE info pack or visit on-line Pi Phi Lil' Danielle H. Pi Phi ning Spring. Work in a team environ- 2 subleasers needed for spring Merry Apt. A. Please call Sarah or sunsplashtours.com Lil Morgan Some dues were lies & some were ment while you get expenence in semester. Roomie duplex, 2 bdrms, Angela 352-3164. 1-800-426-7710 Halos, Arrows, Angels too true, picking the right one is all up lo designing brochures, catalogs, fly- 373-9975 ot 352-4650 $550/mo Carnations wine and silver blue you. I can't wait for the day to end. ers, ads, etc. You must have ad- 2 subleasers needed Winthrop Ter- The time is here, it's been fun, You'll have not only a big, but also a vanced skills in PageMaker and but big/lil hunt is almost done. friend. I'll see you C the house at race Apis 2 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath, Help Wanted Photoshop and knowledge of Free- new carpet, bathroom, air, shuttle lo love big?? ten. I love you Lil' Danielle hand Prior work experience prefer- campus, pool. Tony 308-0705. Cla-Zel Theatre Love, Big?? red. Portfolio required. 15 hrsVweek, Pi Phi Lil'Danielle R. Pi Phi Alternate wanted, girl's group home. $5.90mr. To apply send resume and 6 bdrm house. 3 baths, laundry, air, Downtown BG * 353-1361 PI Phi 4pm-10pm, Mon-Thur. $7.00/hrto references to Anita Knauss. disposal, dishwasher. Call 353- www greateastem holiywood com My lil Meghan, the hunl has begun start Swanton. 825-5576. Continuing Education, 40 College 1731 Tonight will be awesome and CAR BUFFS-PI. time help, mornings Park, by November 10. BOWLING GREEN loaded with fun. or evenings. No exp. necessary. Au- Office cleaning, evenings. 10-12 COMMERCIAL SPACE ClockWork I can't wait for this day to reconditioning 354-2833 hrs/week, own trans, required. Call -3,200 sq. ft 1616 E. Wooster lo come lo an end Child care needed Mondays and 352-5822. Greenwood Centre, across from You'll have not only a big, BGSU stadium & Rt. 75. $8 65/sq Wednesdays in my home. Education Opportunity Knocks! Orange But also a friend. ft.-* cam/nnn major preferred. Call 354-8457 or We have jobs in customer service, I love you little! -2,200 sq. ft -1616 E. Wooster Cable Channel 6 landtfOmsn com. manufacturing, welding, and general DaUvSKJO Love, Big? Greenwood Centre, across from labor. Call today! Various shifts, BGSU stadium & Rt. 75. 5:30-Live good $. 353-9425. EOE MF OV. SB 65/sq rt t cam/nnn Part or lull-time sorters or cleaners -1.200 sq. ft -Professional Office Re-broadcast at $7.50 hr. Walking distance from Space. Convenient Location with Dr.Stangelove campus. Apply in person at 441 Pike 10pm & 7:30am Acapulco parking Cancun St -Industrial Lease-Will build lo suit up Now on Fridays! Jamaica RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT posi- lo 30.000 sq. ft Woodbridge II at Rt. tion assisting persons with mental 75. Bahama retardation/developmental disabili- Mecca Management Inc., Nightly 7:30 MO Wood County' s Florido ties in daily living skills in a residen- 419-353-5800 only LIVE local Euipj tial setting. Part-time, and sub posi- Large 3 bdrm apt for renl, spring tions available ranging from 24 lo 72 semester, fully furnished, spacious, Television news hours biweekly. Salary is %7 55/hour dean Call 419-352-9593. for first 90 days, thereafter begin- k source . Now renting for May 2001: ning at $10 24/tiour based upon ex- 3 bdrm townhouses $800/month perience. High school diploma or plus utilities, no pels GED required; no experience neces- Call 353-0494 Management Inc. sary. Positions available in Bowling FALL OPENINGS Green, Perrysburg. and Walbridge Subleaser needed spnng sem. 2 areas. Interested persons may ob- bdrm., 1 block from campus. Call tain an application packet from 352-8356. Wood County Board of MR/DD, Wanted: 2 lemale subleasers for /CJEfcCA 11160 Easl Gypsy Lane Rd., Bowl- spring semester. Close lo campus. 2 Management Inc. ing Green, Em. B. Monday-Friday, bedrooms, $1457month 4 utilities. Hillsdale Apis. 1082 Fairview 8:00am-4:30pm. E.O.E. 353-1758. I. 2. 3 bdrm. townhou.se Air Condition/Dishwasher Garbage Disposal/ 2 & 3 bdrm has washer/dryer hook up Stan at $390- Call 353-5800 Spring 2001 Harry V. Frankfather Scholarship Deadline: November 17, 2000 Management Inc. Evergreen Apis. 215 E. Poe. The Harry V Fr2.ikfather Scholarship was established to recog- Studios. Large I bdrm. nize Bowling Green Stale University students who work their laundry on site. Starts at $250 Call 353-5800 way through college. There are 26 awards worth $1500 for the Spring 2001 semester.

In order (o qualify, the recipient must meet the following criteria: Management Inc. • be a sophomore, junior, or senior at BGSU Heinz Site 710 N. Enterprise • be a full-time undergraduate student (registered for 12 1 & 2 bdrm/Air Condition or more credit hours/sem) Dishwasher/Garbage disposal • have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 2 bdrms have washer/dryer • demonstrate financial need (have a 2000-2001 FAFSA in them. Starts at $400 Call 353-5800 on file with the BGSU Student Financial Aid Office) • be working for a minimum of 10 hours a week, for pay, at an on or off-campus job during the award [And you will loo, period. A Statement of Employment must be signed by Management Inc. with NTN Interactive Sporti the applicant as well as the employer to verify employ- Willow House 830 Fourth St.. & Trivia Gomes] ment. I bdrm / Air Condition Now Playing dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Starts at $400 Call 353-5800 < Applications are available on-line at die Student Financial Aid web- J{mdhmris site: http://www.btsu.edii/ofTlces/sfa. in the halfoutside the STEAKHOUSE Student Financial Aid Office, 231 Administration Bldg. or in the Office of Student Employment, 3ISA Saddlemire Student Services Management Inc. Bldg. The application deadline Is Friday, Nov. 17, 2000. Slop by our office at 1045 N, Main Si for complete limn* or Call 353-5800. mrw.wcnci.orB/-mecci

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