11 Nov 2000
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2000
Page
1
The Jayhawks captured the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic with an 82 to 74 victory over St. John’s at Madison Square Garden in New York, confirming their tournament title and the program’s strong showing on a national stage.
George W. Bush authorized a court bid Friday night to halt Al Gore from pursuing manual recounts in Florida as both campaigns struggle in a deadlocked race. Gore vows to persevere while Bush presses for a swift resolution, with critics warning public patience may wear thin and leaders urging concession or continued challenges.
Vice President Al Gore weighs a decision on joining Florida ballot lawsuits after a final count. He has not decided whether to sue in Palm Beach County, risking party image if he resists the voters while considering further challenges to Bush’s Florida victory and 2002 elections.
Douglas County officials found discrepancies in Tuesday’s vote and could not account for about 20 ballots. The canvassing board voided 744 of 1,980 provisional ballots for voters not listed as registered, while noting some voters believed they had registered via the DMV.
Quotable remark from Johnathan Turley of George Washington University on the looming Electoral College clash. He warns that multiple scenarios could strain constitutional norms and whether the damage will be extensive remains to be seen as the battle approaches.
Douglas County tax officials prep mailings as Baldwin residents bear the largest increase. Baldwin's mill levy climbs to 129.713 mills due to library and pool projects, raising an $80 000 home’s county tax to about $1193.36. Other areas see smaller changes while bills go out by end of next week.
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