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Woods 'teed off about political billboards
DETROIT (AP) - Tiger Woods is teed off about six billboards using
his likeness that call for the passage of a state ballot proposal.
Woods' agent Mark Steinberg said neither he nor Woods gave
permission for the ad.
"The most disappointing thing is that a political position is stat
ed and that's just wrong, so outrageously wrong," Steinberg said.
Proposal 2 asks voters to let the state borrow Si billion to fight
water pollution and beach closings. Communities could then get
state loans to improve their sewer systems.
The billboards feature a drawing of a golf-dub-totinTJ
with the words "water hazard" in red.
They show Woods spitting out murky, brown Michiganv
and saying he doesn't feel "up to par."
"It's nothing personal against Tiger," said artist Mark Heckman
came up with the water hazard idea. "Jeez, who's bigger in
The billboards were paid for by Peter Wege, a descend® I
the founder of Steelcase Inc. and one of Michigan's we
people.
Wege often funds billboards to support environmentalcauseil
He could not be reached for comment.
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From thought to finish:
jolie 'terrified' son
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of mines.
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thing, so I'm very aware olwld
the parents there must feel,’shl
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TX Christian concert
draws record crowd
IRVING, Texas (AP) - 8 I
Graham and contempoii 1
Christian musicians drew
record crowd on the third nr|
of the Metroplex Mission
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attended the event, wh:
included a 30-minute mess:;
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Franklin and dc Talk, mine"
spokesman Larry Ross said.
The audience included
12,000 who watched the tv,:
hour event from a large televw
screen in the stadium parking
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on the stadium floor.
The crowd grew so .
stadium officials had to closet:
gates half an hour before
concert began.
Bruce Hardy, vice president/
general manager at
Stadium, said the 82,000
dance beats the record one
gious singer Carmen, who
about 71,000 at a concert
mid 1990s.
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behaved young people Iveev
seen," he said.
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who will be 84 next month ar-
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