Word: ohio
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...time state champion for his high school in Ohio, Cianciola registered a huge upset of Springfield's Mike Pimental, a two-time qualifier to the NCAA tournament...
...Poll 1. Maine (24) 4-0-1 247 2. Lake Sup St. 4-1-1 214 3. Michigan 4-2-1 174 4. Denver 7-1-0 157 5. HARVARD 2-0-0 153 6. Wisconsin 4-1-2 136 7. BU (1) 2-1-1 126 8. Miami, Ohio 5-2-1 39 9. Vermont 3-1-1 29 10. West Mich...
...captured a healthy majority in his Washington State district, and House Armed Services Committee chair Les Aspin of Wisconsin. And who will be counted among the missing persons in the 103rd Congress? Don't look for certain egregious abusers of the House bank: overdrafts took their toll on Ohio's Mary Rose Oakar and Minnesota's Gerry Sikorski, among others...
...Sunday, Cincinnati, Ohio: The final gauntlet began in the drizzle outside Riverfront Stadium a few hours before a Bengals game. The previous night, the Clinton camp had lost an almost irreplaceable resource: the candidate's voice. By early Sunday morning Clinton was, as issues director Bruce Reed put it, "the real candidate of the Silent Majority." Taking the stage, he sounded like Marlon Brando in The Godfather and spoke for 21 seconds, a personal record for brevity. "Bad. It's bad," he gasped. "I'm going to let Hillary say something." She delivered a brief speech filled with the pronoun...
...confront the fact he would not be re- elected in 1980 and said, "a part of him died." Jerry Ford clung to his hope for victory into election night, but as always with good politicians there comes a moment when truth confronts them and they accept it. When Ohio slipped out of Ford's grip on that fateful night in 1976, he got up from his chair in front of his television set and said, "That's it." Tears streamed down his face and that of Joe Garagiola, former baseball player and sports commentator, who had campaigned desperately for Ford...