NFL Week One Highlights Show Top Teams Early
After one Sunday, the NFL opened with four of five top teams winning while Tennessee fell 16-13 in Buffalo. The Ravens and Eagles showed championship potential, Colts and Rams impressed in tough road wins, and the Steelers slumped as the Cowboys lost Aikman to a concussion. The Eagles' 41-14 upset of Dallas led to optimism for a strong start, with plans for a 5-0 stretch possible. Four second-year quarterbacks started, including Culpepper and McNown, delivering mixed results and promising flashes of the new era. The Giants unveiled Thunder and Lightning, Dayne and Barber, in a big ground game against Arizona.
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EW York
NFL
Tennessee
Buffalo
Music City
Ravens
Eagles
Colts
Rams
Steelers
Cowboys
49Ers
Troy Aikman
Washington
Tampa Bay
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Chiefs
Derrick Thomas
Jeff Burris
Redskins
Carolina
Bruce Smith
Clarence Jones
Norv Turner
Shaun King
New England
Cleveland
Bills
Dallas
Aikman
Giants
Green Bay
New Orleans
Atlanta
Saints
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Akili Smith
Daunte Culpepper
Minnesota
Ron Dayne
Vikings
Chicago
Dayne
Cade McNown
Culpepper
Donovan McNabb
Duce Staley
Dan Marino
Reidel Anthony
Tim Couch
Meadowlands
Thunder
Lightning
Tiki Barber
Cardinals
New York
Arizona
Simeon Rice
Eric Swann
Andre Wadsworth
Barber
Glen Davis
Doc Blanchard
Army
Williams Survives Scare to Reach U S Open Quarterfinals
Defending champion Serena Williams edged Jelena Dokic 7-6 7-6 in a tight first set then dominated 6-0 as rain delayed play. Martina Hingis, Monica Seles, and others advanced to the quarterfinals while Pierced by Pierce retired with a shoulder injury and Seles defeated Capriati 6-3 6-4 in a remembered rivalry rematch.
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EW York
Serena Williams
Jelena Dokic
Williams
Dokic
Todd Martin
Cedric Pioline
Martin
Martina Hingis
Sandrine Testud
Hingis
Monica Seles
Jennifer Capriati
Elena Dementieva
Lilia Osterloh
Pierce
Huber
Lisa Raymond
Conchita Martinez
Magnus Norman
Max Mirnyi
Mirnyi
Norman
Seles
Capriati
Fisk honored as Red Sox retire No 27 at Fenway
Carlton Fisk became the 27th Boston number retired as the Red Sox hung his No 27 beside Doerr 1 Cronin 4 Yaz 8 Williams 9 and Robinson 42. Dan Duquette lauded Fisk before Boston hosted Seattle in a ceremony highlighted by a field walk and a tribute video recounting his career including his famed 1975 World Series homer. Fisk caught 2,226 games the most by any catcher and added a record 351 major league homers now cited in the Hall of Fame legacy.
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Oston
Fenway Park
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Fisk
Bobby Doerr
Joe Cronin
Carl Yastrzemski
Ted Williams
Jackie Robinson
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Dan Duquette
Seattle Mariners
Duquette
Public Notices From Virginia to West Virginia Across Local Bids and Court
A bundle of legal notices covers bids for Raven Elementary School financing via a 200000 Qualified Zone Academy Bond, Bluefield State College mechanical and electrical upgrades, a divorce suit in Tazewell County, and a Bluefield Buildings Commission hearing. Key parties include Tazewell County School Board Peggy L. Riley and bond counsel F B Webster Day, Shane L. Black, and Garnet Hess et al. The documents list bid deadlines, locations, and dates, including hearings set for October 10 2000 and September 26 2000.
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Tazewell County
Raven Elementary
Peggy L. Riley
West Fincastle Turnpike
Tazewell
F.B. Webster Day
Wetherington
Melchionna, Terry, Day, & Ammar
Bluefield State College
Bluefield
West Virginia
Thompson + Litton
Main Street
Wise VA
State of
Department of Labor
Mercer
Tonya F. Barnes
Shane L. Black
Fredericktown
James E. Blevins
Betty B. Vanhoozer
Lienholders Garnet & Dassa Hess
Rockbridge Street
Buildings Commission
Directors Room
Municipal Complex
Rogers Street
City OF
Paul Cole, Jr
Crema
A. Shireman
Lienholders First Century Bank
Highland Avenue
Highland
Matoaka
P.O. Box
Stafford Consultants, Inc
Princeton
Hiawatha
L.F
Mercer Street
P.O
Contractors Association of WV
Kanawha Boulevard
Charleston
F.W. Dodge Company
Players Club
Bidg. A. Colonnade Corp
Electric Road
Roanoke
Forfeiture and bidding notices mix in Mercer and Matoaka WV
Legal notices announce a civil action for forfeiture of seized property in Mercer County and a Town of Matoaka project bid with bid bond, minority business requirements, and affirmative action rules. Dates span June 7 to August 24 2000 with notices to claimants by October 13 2000.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
William J. Sadler
Princeton Police Department
United States
HPS
Motorola
Warren D. Collins
Valley Street
Princeton
HPS Motorola
Wilma F. Grubb
Wendi Lawson
Matoaka
United States of America
Housing and Urban Development
West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council
Housing and Urban Development Act of
Planning and Development Council
Jack Coburn
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National Football League
Derrick Mason
Frank Wycheck
Eddie George
Peyton Manning
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo Bills
Antowain Smith
Tennessee Titans
Jason Fisk
Sox
Virginia
Circuit Court
County of Tazewell
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