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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (63216)	11/21/2000 9:29:13 PM
From: Elio Madama	Respond to of 122087

OT.....Maybe this is the end to the battle. Are we going to have a new President in 30 minutes? Just come out. ============================================================ (REUTERS) Florida Supreme Court nears US election decision Florida Supreme Court nears US election decision TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov 21 (Reuters) - The Florida Supreme Court will make a "very important" announcement on the U.S. presidential election within 30 minutes, a court official said on Tuesday, without indicating its exact nature. "The court will make a very important announcement in 30 minutes," Marshal Wilson Barnes told reporters. The court is considering whether to allow the state to accept hand recounted ballots in the presidential contest, a potentially decisive ruling that could determine whether Democratic Vice President Al Gore or Republican Texas Gov. George W. Bush won the Nov. 7 election. Gore needs 931 more votes to move ahead of Bush in Florida and three largely Democratic counties are still hand recounting votes. Unofficial results from the hand recounts have so far yielded fewer votes for Gore than his campaign had predicted on the basis of sample recounts last week. With Florida and its 25 Electoral College votes the prize that will determine which man wins the White House, both parties filed still more lawsuits on Tuesday over what standards to use in deciding whether to count or disqualify punch card ballots. ((Washington newsroom, fax 202 898 8383, email Washington.bureau.newsroom@reuters.com)) REUTERS * end of story * ============================================================ ============================================================