PAGE TWO Union-News, Wednesday, November 1, 2000 Compiled by Barry Schatz from news Newsmakers Chelsea Clinton greets University in the Bronx Hillary Rodham Clinton, Associated Press students at the McGinley Student Center at Fordham yesterday after her mother, New York senatorial candidate urged students to vote in next week's elections. Chelsea said this week that she might head to Oxford economics after graduating Stanford Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. Leifer joins DeGeneres' project The new TV comedy series of Ellen DeGenCeres is getting some help from a former "Seinfeld" writer. Carol Leifer has been added as an executive producer to the new CBS show. It originally was envisioned with a story line in which DeGeneres would play a television variety show But Leifer created a new.
concept in which DeGeneres will play a big city woman who moves to a town. Stars help aspiring artists The High Desert Youth Center in Victorville. got some star power in its efforts to raise money for performing arts classes. The program sent celebrities letters and children's watercolor sets asking them to create works of art that could be sold. Bill Cosby returned a watercolor painting, while others were returned James Earl Jones and Melissa Joan Hart.
University in England next year to study University in June. President Clinton attended John takes accountants to court Elton John is taking his top accountants to court to recoup millions of dollars in touring costs he claims they mistakenly charged him. The 53-year-old singer and pianist is suing PricewaterhouseCoopers and Andrew Haydon, former managing director of John Reid Enterprises. Both companies looked after his business interests. John is expected to be called as a witness during the trial, expected to last eight weeks.
Exactly how much Elton John money the rock star claims to have lost has not been revealed, although British newspapers reported the amount topped $29 million. Lottery drawings MASS. DAILY NUMBERS: 0086 Drawn Tuesday, Oct. 31 Exact order All 4 $5,590 First or last 3 digits $783 Any 2 digits $67 Any digit $7 Any order All 4 $466 MEGABUCKS, Wed. Oct.
25 First 3 digits $261 7-13-14-38-39-40 3 $130 CONN. MID-DAY 3 (Tues.) Previous numbers drawn: 124 Monday 2735 CONN. NIGHTLY 3803 (Tues.) Sunday 669 Saturday 7251 Friday 7176 CONN. MID-DAY 4 (Tues.) Thursday. 2851 3142 Wednesday.
3668 CONN. PLAY 4 (Tues.) THE BIG GAME, Tues. Oct. 31 1433 7-16-22-34-36 (34) CONN. CASH 5 (Tues.) MASS CASH, Tues.
Oct. 31 8-11-27-30-32 4-13-20-25-28 CONN. CLASSIC LOTTO (Tues.) MASS MILLIONS, Mon. Oct. 30 9-12-18-26-32-44 6-12-18-20-22-45 POWERBALL, Sat.
Oct. 28 Bonus number: 32 6-11-32-37-47 No big winner. Next jackpot: $18.4 Powerball: 1 13 million. No big winner. Next jackpot: $42 million.
MEGABUCKS, Sat. Oct. 28 3-10-18-21-31-40 POWERBALL, Wed. Oct. 25 No big winner.
Next jackpot: $12.9 3-5-20-45-46 million. Powerball: 37 THE BIG GAME, Fri. Oct. 27 R.I. DAILY (Tues.) 21-29-33-39-44 (24) 1110 Next jackpot: $11 million.
R. I. EASY WIN (Tues.) MASS CASH, Fri. Oct. 27 8-26-33-36 2-8-11-16-27 DAILY N.H., MAINE (Tues.) Oct.
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Gere, 51, was among five recipients of the 13th annual Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Medal. Also honored were Brazil's first lady, Ruth Cardoso; opera singer and Norman; Richard Gere activist Jessye and educator Emilie B. Dyson and her husband, Robert R. Dyson. Gere's films include "Officer and a Gentleman," "Pretty Woman" and "American Gigolo." An unpublished 1945 novella by Jack Kerouac will be available on the Internet soon, according to digital publisher LiveREADS.
"Orpheus Emerging" will not be available in traditional paper form for two years. Its suggested retail price from LiveREADS is $3.95. "I was talking with Kerouac's estate and we agreed that a book this size would be perfect for our format," said publisher Paul Bresnick, who founded the company last spring. The novella is its first title. Kerouac was 23 when he wrote the autobiographical story with characters clearly based on Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs and others who later formed the "Beat" literary movement.
Kerouac helped define the "Beat Generation" in his 1957 novel "On the Road." He died in 1969 at age 47. Gere gets humanitarian award Actor Richard Gere has accepted a humanitarian award named for former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt for his dedication to freeing Tibetans from Chinese rule. "I feel very strongly Family explains singer's suicide Family members of INXS singer Michael Hutchence say his late girlfriend, British television personality Paula Yates, was a main factor in his suicide. The singer's mother, Patricia Glassop, and half-sister, Tina Hutchence, told a British talk show that they have written a book that will claim Yates drove the pop star into a deep depression. Hutchence, 38, hanged himself in a Sydney hotel room in November 1997.
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Expires The Weather A NATIONAL MAP The forecast for noon, Wednesday, Nov. 1. 30s Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 508 30s 509 609 40s 508 34 508 4 408 60s 608 403 60s 608 40s 30s 50s 80s 508 80s 80 FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY 2000 AccuWeather, Inc. Pressure: 530 20 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt.
Cloudy Cloudy Via Associated Press NEWS TOM BEVACQUA'S FORECAST 4. Pioneer Valley: Today, partly cloudy and milder. High 52 to 44 Another 56. Partly cloudy tonight. Low 34 to 38.
nice warm- it up heading cloudy Berkshires: and milder. Today, High partly 52 to in our direc56. Tonight, partly cloudy. Low tion will end 32 to 36. on Sunday as another cool air mass drops south out of Canada.77 TOMORROW FRIDAY TOMORROW FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Partly cloudy Partly cloudy Partly cloudy Cloudy High 60 Low 42 High 62 Low 42 High 61 Low 44 High 53 Low 38 noon.
High near 50. Tonight, cloudy and blustery. Low near 40. Tomorrow, partly cloudy. High in the upper 50s.
Cape Cod and the Today, chance of rain and drizzle. Blustery. High near 50. Tonight, cloudy and windy. Low near 40.
Tomorrow, partly cloudy. High in the upper 50s. Southern New England: Today, mostly cloudy. Chance of light rain. High in the upper 40s and lower 50s.
Tonight, mostly cloudy. Low 30 to 40. Tomorrow, partly cloudy. High 55 to 60. Northern New England: Today, partly sunny.
High 45 to 55. Tonight, becoming partly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. Tomorrow, mostly clear. High in lower to mid-50s.
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