Judge rules late hand counts not acceptable
In Tallahassee Florida a judge ruled that the secretary as the chief authority to accept or reject late filed returns may bar final certification of the Florida vote until all hand tallies are in Judge Lewis indicated that while Mr Gore still hopes the counts could overturn George Bush's 300 vote lead the court will not certify until the late hand tallies are completed and verified Continued on Page A-16.
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Networks Call Bias Alleged as GOP Urges Review
GOP leaders accuse networks of bias after early calls in races for the White House. Representative Tauzin of Louisiana, chairing the House Commerce Committee, says mounting evidence points to a flawed system needing scrutiny.
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Settlement abolishes old trespass policy
In July 1999 a federal district court ruling questioned the effectiveness of trespass rules amid public concerns about crime. The article notes doubts about enforcement and references attorneys for Beaayo and others, with continued coverage on page 1.
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County to air Internet bond sale on cable channel
Winchester Hall will host a public work session with live coverage of a 72 million dollar Internet bond sale. Bids arrive online as the rate of 4.968 percent is set, with 10 million for government projects and 42 million for water and sewer work. Two appointments were made, including William P Derbyshire to the Mental Health office.
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Parent group accuses dyslexia program of discrimination
A parent group led by Dr Ankney and Qa Sabeed of Advocacy for Educational Rights, or PAGER, charges the district's dyslexia program is discriminatory. The committee holds public forums four times a year to review policy, but critics contend testing and placement exclude many children.
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County students charged with weapons and drug offenses
Juvenile suspects from Windsor Knolls Middle School face weapons and drug charges, with Sgt. Tobery noting the issue and the student residing in Keymar. The report mentions a portable weighing device and references an on Wednesday event at Windsor Knolls Middle School.
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