Weinke Wins Heisman in Close Vote for Florida State
Florida State quarterback Chris Weinke captured the Heisman Trophy in a tight vote. He finished with 1 628 points while Oklahoma’s Josh Heupel totaled 1 552 in a near historic result.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2000
Page
1
Florida State quarterback Chris Weinke captured the Heisman Trophy in a tight vote. He finished with 1 628 points while Oklahoma’s Josh Heupel totaled 1 552 in a near historic result.
A Syracuse man was charged Saturday with second degree murder after telling police he shot a man in a West Side bar because the victim sang reggae, not rap. The incident prompted police to investigate a feud over music taste.
The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to stop the Florida recount after a federal appeals court rejected Bush's petition. Dozens of counties had begun hand counting about 43 000 ballots as justices noted Bush's slim chance of overturning the Florida Supreme Court ruling.
The morning favored Democrats then shifted as Republicans looked to the afternoon. The Florida Supreme Court ruling set a Saturday start for hand recounts on about 45,000 undervoted ballots across the state, a move Democrats had pressed for weeks. Dick Gephardt spoke outside political areas as the scene formed.
In Manhattan two Republicans former Sen Alfonso D Amato and ex PSC chairman John O Marabroker a settlement. Telergy expands into lucrative markets with Patrick Barrett former state GOP chair leading efforts. Telergy sales in New England keyed by Democrat J Joseph Garrahy ex Rhode Island governor. Telergy born five years ago in a joint venture with Niagara Mohawk. The Kellys backed Telergy at crucial stages with a 2700 mile network of fiber optics. PSC friction seeks influence to secure regulators.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak proposed a short term as a referendum on peace and said he will resign to trigger a special election within 60 days. He pledged to run again while facing strong polls from rival Benjamin Netanyahu amid ongoing Palestinian fighting.
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