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RED SQUARES by T.W. Schier
Edited by Stanley Newman
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27 Job”
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28 Hokkaido port
29 Distributes
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31 Brazilian
seaport
32 WWII losers
33 Walk of Fame
name
34 Sarcastic gibe
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38 “When I
was ..."
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Fair attraction
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43 It may take you
to the next level
44 Round letters
46 Mum’s mate
47 PC purchaser
48 “ get it!"
49 Cooled a
six-pack
50 Bit of
cartography
52 Turgenev’s
birthplace
53 Bazooka Joe’s
pal
55 Equality, for
short
56 Altar words
58 Once called
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —
Peter Warrick will have to wait
until today to see if a judge
approves a plea agreement that will
allow the Florida
State star to play
this weekend.
Warrick’s
lawyer postponed
a hearing yester
day after the uni
versity’s presi
dent expressed
concern about
the plea. The
agreement would allow Warrick
to play for the No. 1 Seminoles on
Saturday against Clemson and go
to jail next year.
Warrick was a leading
Heisman Trophy candidate until
his arrest on a felony grand theft
charge. The wide receiver had
hoped to have his case reduced to
a misdemeanor in county court
today.
Warrick’s lawyer, John Kenny,
asked for the postponement so he
could speak with school officials.
The agreement would require
Warrick to spend 30 days in jail,
donate to charity clothing he
acquired in three trips to a
Dillard’s store, pay $295 in court
costs, stay away from the depart
ment store and serve a year’s
probation.
“I don’t feel very good about
somebody having a sentence
hanging over them and playing,”
Florida State president Sandy
D’Alemberte told the Tallahassee
Democrat.
Warrick was suspended Oct. 7
and has missed the Seminoles’
last two games.
“I think he’s suffered enough,”
Florida State quarterback Chris
Weinke said. “He deserves to be
on the football team and I can’t
wait for his return.”
Florida State does not let ath
letes compete if they have been
charged with a felony.
“It is my understanding that
the president and the athletic
director will certainly confer on
this before any announcement is
made,” D’Alemberte spokesper
son Frank Murphy said yesterday.
D’Alemberte, who is out of
town, spoke with athletic director
Dave Hart and the school’s gener
al counsel, Alan Sundberg, by
phone yesterday.
Warrick and former teammate
Laveranues Coles were charged
with buying more than $400 of
designer clothes Sept. 29 for
$21.40 from a store clerk, who is
also charged. A security camera
recorded the transaction.
“They wanted the 30 days to
offer a misdemeanor,” Kenny
said Tuesday. “That’s pretty
standard when looking at felony
cases. They worked very hard to
look at Mr. Warrick not as a
football player.”
Warrick could have avoided
jail time, but not if he wanted to
have a shot at playing again this
season.
“He looked at the options of
going to trial to prove it was a
petty theft, but those are not
viable options when Peter wants
to make himself available to the
university as quickly as possible,”
Kenny said. “The judge still needs
to accept it.”
Armstrong
featured on
Wheaties box
AUSTIN (AP) — Lance Armstrong’s
next ride is into grocery stores.
The 1999 Tour de France
champion is on the front of
Wheaties cereal boxes being dis
tributed nationally this week.
Armstrong recovered from tes
ticular cancer to become the sec
ond American to win professional
cycling’s most prestigious race. He
is the first cyclist to be selected for
a Wheaties box.
The box has a picture of
Armstrong riding his bike and wear
ing the jersey of the Tour leader.
“This is such an honor,”
Armstrong said Tuesday.
“When you’re growing up and
you’re watching the Olympics
and Super Bowls and World
Series, and you see all of those
athletes who have been on the
cover, this is really a no-brainer.”
Armstrong received an
endorsement fee of about
$25,000 which he plans to
donate to his Lance Armstrong
Foundation for cancer research.
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