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Tom Landry dies
Lewis free on $ 1 million bond after two weeks in jail
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Surrounded by deputies, a sm iling
Ray Lewis left jail on $ 1 million bond
Tuesday, slipped into a car and rode
aw ay with his lawyers, m other and
fiancee.
“Thank G od to be out!” said the
Baltim ore R avens’ linebacker, w ho
was w earing a brown football jersey
with the word “Supreme” on the back.
Lew is is free for the first tim e since
Jan. 31, when he was charged with
murdering two men aftera Super Bowl
party earlier that day.
His lawyer, Ed G arland, said Lewis
felt sym pathy for the families o f the
two men w ho w ere killed and looked
forward to clearing his name.
L ew is’ m other sat in the back seat, a
copy o f “The Inspirational Study
Bible” on her lap. L ew is’ fiancee sat
with two young boys on her lap beside
his mother.
Lewis will spend tim e with his family
in A tlanta and then return hom e to
Baltimore W ednesday, Garland said.
The release on bond was “step one”
for Lewis, Garland said.
"The next step is to get him acquitted,”
he said. “ 1 never expect him to set foot
in a jail again, unless it’s to do
charitable work.”
About 90 m inutes before Lewis left
thejail, another defendant, Reginald
Oakley, arrived with his lawyer to
surrender.
A third suspect, Joseph Sweeting,
surrendered M onday.
Lewis, 24, and his tw o com panions
are charged w ith m u rd er in the
stabbing deaths o f tw o men during a
brawl outside an Atlanta nightclub.
Lewis, Sweeting, 34, o f M iam i, and
Oakley, 31, ofBaltimore, were indicted
Friday in the deaths o f Richard Lollar,
24, and Jacinth Baker, 21, w ho were
stabbed during the 4 a.m. fight.
West powers past East in All-Star game
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A ll- S ta r g a m e s a r e n ’t u s u a lly
indicative o f the balance o f pow er
between the participants.
H o w e v e r,
S u n d a y ’s
NBA
extravaganza at O akland m ight have
been the exception.
Forget about the old school-new
school matchup.
The A ll-Star gam e was all about the
W estern C onference’s size versus
the Eastern C onference’s speed, and
size w on in a big way.
The W estern Conference has now
won the m ost recent NBA title (San
A ntonio) and the latest head-to-head
battle.
However, true conference superiority
(as far as oddsm akers and gamblers
are concerned) is in head-to-head
m eetings during the long 82-game
regular season. Prior to the break, the
W estern
C onference held a 138- 113 SU
advantage over their counterparts
from the East.
Y2K spring Cleanup
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry watches the instant replav screen at
Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas, during game against the Philadelphia
Eagles in this Dec. / 988 photo. Tom Landry, the Dallas Cowboys coach
who led America s Team to five Super Bowls and was famous fo r pacing
the sidelines fo r three decades wearing a stone face, business suit and felt
hat, died Saturday. Feb. 12, 2000. He was 75.
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From Tom Landry E lem entary School in a Dallas suburb to Tom Landry
Stadium in his South Texas hom etow n, the form er C ow boys coach received
m any lasting tributes during his life.
H is death has fans clam oring for more.
Since Landry died Saturday o f leukem ia, the buzz around the area has been
about m aking som e grand public gesture to honor his mem ory.
T he most popular, sym bolic ideas include changing the nam eo fT ex as Stadium
to Landry Stadium and-or attaching L andry’s nam e to part o f Central
Expressw ay, a state highw ay that runs through the heart o f Dallas.
A lthough Cow boys ow ner Jerry Jones ow ns the lease to T exas Stadium , the
building itself is ow ned by the city o f Irving. T he city council had taken no
action as o f T uesday and the C ow boys w ere keeping quiet about their plans.
“ W e are still in the process o f form ulating plans to honor coach Landry,” team
spokesm an Rich D alrym ple said. “T hey will be announced at a later tim e.”
Central is the part o f state highw ay 75 that runs north-south through Dallas
along the east side o f dow ntow n. T he te am ’s original headquarters faced the
highw ay, so Landry used to drive it to w ork nearly every day.
T he nam e could be changed at the city level o r state level. W hoever m akes the
change w ould have to pay for it.
Renam ing Central would cost more than sim ply adding Landry’s nam e to a road
know n only by a num ber. T h at’s w hy Linden Burgess, the D allas-based
m anager o f traffic operations for the state highw ay departm ent, thinks the
gesture w ould be better applied to the section o f Interstate 30 that connects
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Tara Lipinski to push M ichelle Kwan,
there were two. And push they did.
But Sasha C ohen and Sarah Hughes
sim ply did n ’t have the clout with the
judges to pull o ff w hat Lipinski did in
the 1998 Olympics.
“ I d o n ’t think I w ould have won ...
because M ichelle is a world and
Olympic skater and very well known,”
C ohen said. “She has a reputation
w hich I d o n ’t have.”
That reputation m ight have saved
Kwan.
Skatingcautiously and with little fire,
never connecting w ith the audience,
Kwan still won her third straight U.S.
Figure Skating Championships crown
Saturday night.
She should thank som e generous
judges for helping her stave o ff the
w ave o f young Americans.
“ I really feel I have to up the ante,”
said K wan, who w ore her hair back
Saturday night “to look younger.
“ It’s, I think, my seventh nationals
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