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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2000
Page
1
Gimsted Falls faces Brecksville in a playoff game at Finnue Stadium in Berea this afternoon at 73 pm local time. The matchup determines advancement in the postseason.
Wellington faces Huron at Lorain’s George Darial Field in Division IV Region 14 while Avon Lake meets Niles McKinley and Olmsted Falls plays Brecksville in Division I Region 5. All kickoff at 7:30 PM with regional finals slated next Friday. The winners advance to the state quarterfinals.
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An AP county by county canvass in Florida shows George W Bush ahead by 327 votes with overseas ballots still to be counted. Final recounts in Seminole and all 67 counties left the race too close to call as Florida's 25 electoral votes remain in question and certification could stretch into mid November.
AP totals put Bush at 2 910 198 and Gore at 2 909 871 with a 1 784 margin similar to the secretary of state. Miami Herald analysis notes 14 counties missing from Harris totals and recount results favoring Gore in Palm Beach Pinellas and Duval. The state expects potential court action over the discrepancy.
The Washington Post notes the 2000 presidential race remains unresolved with tiny margins in Florida and nationwide. Both Bush and Gore face legal battles and public contention, signaling a protracted dispute unlikely to yield a decisive victory or clear winner.
Harold Miller, 63, of East Cleveland, was found not guilty on one count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt behavior and five counts of bribery. He cried with relief as the verdicts were read, while his wife Cathy wept in the courtroom. Miller plans to seek reinstatement with the Ohio Parole Authority.
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