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THE'MIAMI .AI I 1 MiamiHerald.com I , - ' 61 SUNDAY, OCTOBER,25, 2009`'I -313 ` -
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1 SELECTED SATURDAY, OCT. 24 4 of 5 $119.00 307 90T I � 'I,
MIDDAY CASH 3 0-8-1,,' 3 of 5 $11.00 ` 8,940 , , , �
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NIGHT CA H34 7 1 -6 -g MEGA UniverSlt oil ut Tomas en ohed ee ualsuo od that egalado ' „ "[Otherwise] we' would not see ''' ' '' - � ......... . � ,�ri w
NIGHT PLAY 4 1 =3 -5 -0 Regala d of Joe — anion' Cuban American votert these numbers, "• 'said MoYenb.'
CORRECT, PAYOFF - -WINNERS y p p ) y q Pp P
- 4 +1 $900,000' 3 O g s . -' rr a ci mmuniiy
d far ahead Alejandro Barre
Sanchez, but it also•'reported 42 '. 'and Hispanics who are not Cuban. • 'a'tivist'and an expert on oca po i- '
FANTASY 5 4 16 -17 -2 4 o..4 . i $7,144.00. 1 Regalado,'62, is the' longest -serv- -, tics, 'called it a • "very traditional, ,
LOTTO 1.9-16-30-41-44-51
- ----- . percent of voters as undecided,
9 31 ' 3 of 4 +1. ' $391.00' , . , 40 ing commissioner ' in the City' of- Miami- style" campaign ,
POWERBALL • 14- 22- 38- 49- 59 +16' 3 of4 ' ; $45.50 1,021 BY JUAN CARLOS CHAVEZ t Miami'and is known for his decades _Sanchez denied focusing his
(P; 1.Playx2) } . - ,2 of4 +1 $22.00 :,`'1,473 EI'• just daysdbefore the Miami may= and televisionPanish- language radio ,efforts We liave acampaigngh is rep -
SELECTED FRIDAY, OCT.23 2 of 4 . •$2.00 31,202 ' oral election, a Florida International , "The fundamental issues we have resenting an entire, city,";he� said. ,
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CORRECT PAYOFF WINNERS °' - Yarrled in my campalgcern about the , t That's what'.will give us, the . i , /
i lado a; commandiil lead but also
• • - • • . 1 of 4 ± i .', � $2.50 11,942 ' :University poll ives Tomas Rega= n and m recent
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5 of 5 $113,545.09 2 finds a .huge ,segment of potential waste' • of government funds, � has , Re gala too; emphasized that he '
, - , voters undecided. I given�me credibility in all,the com- • has devo e' d,time to every neighbor-
The poll found that ,40 percent of munities, "• Regalado said: ' '' hood and'said he has a more'promi= ' .
= � ' I '" " ,responidents ;favored Regalado, with Sanchez, a former highway patrol nent.presenc,e in the African- Ameri- • '
POLITICAL . , BEAT I 18 percent supporting his opponent, - 'trooper who serves on the commis -' can community than does Sanchez:' '
Joe Sanchez: The remaining 42 per-' • sion with Regalado, said the poll is ', The poll • found that Regalado's , -;' '
I cent'of voters were,undecided.' , 'far from the last word and that his • base of'support'te'nded to -be- older. �
j MIAMI- DAI DE.', ' . . , ` "It's encouraging, "- Regalado said. political'' campaign,;will;, surprise'.,'voters while'Sanchez',was'favored a'
1 •Dario Mor' director of FIU's many at the'polls.` ;' -' `bit more by those 44 and.under." ;.`
Vote Du a Cu 1-S . ���Y• Metropolitan Center, conducted the' • ' "The only number thatc�ounts'is " , TJespite the significant lriargin
, p, y_ t itelephone'survey -last week, sam -' November 3rd's," said Sanc$ez, 44.:,,among vofers',with a,'preference, ; .
' ' 'ling 405 likely voters. He said non- "That's the survey' we : are waiting 'political analystFabio "A'ndrade pre-
County workers delayed 1, - , • `Hispanics are, for the moment; less for." - „ ". , , dicted a close •race in the end. '' I -1 - !engaged in the, race than Hispanics., • ; Moreno'said Hispanics may be because " Regalado• does- not have
`',They're still punting: I - Indeed, -the pe'rcentag'e of undo -' -more engaged because both' candi-.' more than 50 percent. •
For the second time'in three days, Miami -made : cideds among" white'non- Hispanics . dates have, invested mote time 'and He added: "The keq in the coming ;
commissioners failed to vote on threatened pay, cuts " was • 50 percent — and , 67 percent •• money campaigning in Spanish and- ,•,days is to ' not make mistakes and, ' '
• , for county employees on Thursday = deciding ' - among blacks. „ - -in' the Hispanie'commuriity.. , � - , stand• by their proposals.';
instead to 'recess, and debate the issue again next - • - ° ' . , ' 'i ' � - I • '1 11 week �.. _._--- _ -__ -� ,_ -,- �- .. -�____ _ :'-._ __ ,__._.- _.,__v -__ _ , . ____ -._
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The board voted in favor of roughly $200 million in ' - � " • - ' '' , � ` ' - "' I '.
employee'pay cuts last Septa al ale -, BROWARD'COU.NTY • . , „
tuber as the cruci l:
ment in closing a $444 million budget gap. ', " "' ;' - � -1 ) •
1. I But the 13- member board, confronted by audiences 7
ofpoliticallyinfluentialemployeeunionmembers; o® baS�1^ fOr,`Visuall', I n aired kids.. _"'�'� "
has proven unable to reach.consensus onthe mechan- . � 1 " '
' ics'of the cuts.. - . , .. � , . .. 11
'I think this is an'exercise in futility., ", Commis The' Lighthouse of Br'
roward .•' ,�_` �, s: - „r: ” - s:< •
sioner Katy Sorenson said before Thu'rsday's vote to", held a party Saturday that was' • °_, ,� s ,
adjourn: "Why don't,we just finish this? Tt's'embar- tailored for blind children, who :g� ' ' r : "
rassin and it's unconscionable that it's one on this , were exposed to Halloween ' 1 T ' 11, �, Al ;11 long.,, ' - I ' g � ;textures and smells. ', '' - � � `�„ �� ..-" _ �r •
i Each'week the board delays fthplementing the pay . , ' 1 ` ,,,, '< , ,
reductions, the county 'sinks 'another $4 million m the,
BY JOSE PAGLIERY " � 11
hole, according to Mayor CarlosAlvarez. • . 1pagliery @MiamiH @raltl.com- " 3 3 ` c (' '' ` ' d� �� 11
Commissioners agreed to revisit the issue'' again I• Easing her hands into the fluffy, . h t - � ;
sou of whi " cream spaghetti and � - r
- Monday at 1 p.m. - , P P , �f `` � �' �, ,11 — JACKDOLAN TELL -O in front�of her,'5- year -old v d 1,. I
- Alessa Bennardo showed a bawls, ,1:.Y�
a BROWARD dared smile; as she ",deduced her -,'�:, ' �� , � ` "'�
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COFFEY JOINS EGGELLETION'S LEGAL TEAM But the boy in'the`ninja outfit next tt' #.1 ;' r "' rz s€ °i1� ! ,3 ( � . , ,
• Suspended Broward County , to her-beat her to it, bursting in a fit' '� ' , -� _
11 CommissionerJosephus of high- pitched laughter. ,�^"`� r �x,�'' ,
r, Eggelletion Jr: has'anew It's grossl Pas -getti and'JELL =O, "`�' i, I t � f ;r a I �� •�
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11z ,i heavy hitter on his legal team: " ' ,giggled Pierce, Simcox, 4.5 � �` 1 .,
11 ;- a ` former U.S. Attorney Kendall For Alessa; who has'albinism, and : ' `_ � f� F I , , • % j Coffey: - other visually impaired or blirici chil- '
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a� I , dren who attended the Li hthouse of . � � `` _
. "Coffey said he has been g i �t.. _I
��`' , - briefly assisting Eggelletion's , Broward's yearly party Saturday; _ '���'�� ; ; 'I
� ` attorne ` Johnn McCra "rHalloween fun comes not from the �' = t _ '
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11 _ 1$ � ,"t ; �i � :i though McCray remains the •' ' ; eerie shadows of the night. Instead, it y -. , , It" attorney of record. emanates from the pungent'smell of T �'` r.
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` Asked about bringing Cof- � a carved -out pumpkin `and• gooey . - ,
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feyon board, Eggelletion ' ' consistency of costume wounds: - ° ' ' ' � •' , i . •,
re had:. "l don't want to dis -' � ' , "We try to accentuate•the other DECISIONS, DECISIONS;,Jazlyn Plaza, 9, left; of Pompano Beach,,-and. '
P her sister;�,llia'ria Plaza 3' Ick out u kiris durin Li hthouse of "
_>'�I ' ° cuss'thatat all " ` four, senses," said Robin Whiteley, ' • • p p mP - g 9 .
it ", ,`� " Coffey, director of pYOgrams at the Light= Bro�ivard's Halloween party'on�Saturday in Fort'Lauderdale'. _ ' 1. ... , •,, house:
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" : South Florida from 1993 to '
i ,` & ,,•, 1996; has handled several -high- , Without that increased attention, tiny ridges of a whipped- creafn puff, resolution cornptiter monitor. •
- profile cases. He'served on the_ , , she `said,, visually impaired children Gili explained,` helps them develop ,1 `',
I Democrats'side for Bushw; wonst develop fine motor ' skills sensory'skills needed to understand .MORE THAN A PARTY,` _ 11 ' � Gore; represented Elian - ' " ; they'll need in elementary school 'Braille. The rest, she said, gives them `" Be nnardo said the center's Hal- / ,
I • JosEPHUS " ,• - Gonzalez's Miami relatives, and beyond. Unlike other kids, they, •`a chance to' exp'erierice a Halloween lo lie party'doubles ias `a develop,
_ ._-'- EGGELLETION JR. and Was attorney for former - ' don't spend , their toddler' years tailored just for them. Armed with a1 mental step in both her`mcii skills'
Miami 1VYayor Joe Carollo, reaching for;- everything they see; . Ziplock bag full of stickers and wear -'' and her self- esteem:', Sharing 'that -
`, who won his job back after an absentee ballot fraud' �� Whiteley ; said.: Hence the center's( ing her Supergirl outfit,`-Alessa went., belief is Kara Simcox,, who •brought .
scandal.' ' , ' ',, ' � , , - • ' , .- : , , , , , ; sensory room, where,volunteer. Brett to work on the pumpkin;in front..of, ', her; son Pierce to join'her.:vis`ually- , 11
, . ` Eggelletion's next hearing infederal court is Nov. ` Gili guided a group of kids through a her, covering it with green and black impaired 7- year daughter Nicola:_
4. ", ,world of jiggling gelatin and wiggling' • stars and dots. Every few minutes; They `look forward to'; it, every
•,• i. , -' AMY•SHERMAN -gummy worms: , :`. , . ' , she "held the clear plastic bag an inch year," she said:• "Most of.these kids " ,, , "
_ "= _ -' `THEY CAN-TOUCH IT'•' from hernose, her'navy,blue, eyes; 'get,shilnneci all, year. 'Here,,no•one
• • - • -- , —�. .1 - —I slowly scanning its contents. ', " has�to.worry -about people, staring. "' '`
"They can eat it; they'can touch it' To the untrained observer Alessa" . "
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they can do whatever they want with ` was. simply being careful. But her . - O' MlamiHeraidkom/ ,
- - - -- it, ",Gili said as she served spoonfuls; .father, Cris'Bennardo, explained that metro - „` 11 lof spaghetti. her underdeveloped retinas impair View more photos from the Lighthouse '
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- 1, • . • •Florida casinos openly flouted state -,. = - - grows, the more legislator's will start ' .
NEWSROOM DEPARTMENTS � ' "• law. " ` fgrimm@MiamiHErald.com s- • . -
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to waiver, - saidBob.Jarvis, Nova.,='' ' , ,
t Miami -Dade City Desk - U] Sports 305 -3'76 -3700 . ,, , , , `' Slots,jangled. Blackjack flour -. ' / •,.. , • , Southeastern University's expert,on Y '
305- 376' -2100, ' d Action Line 305- 376 -3000 or ished. Floozies hung on arms of big to be big bettors.) ' , , , `, I .gaming law. P : : :- • " I 11
Broward City Desk 954- 53877100 . 954- 463 -0404 ` ' ' - abettors. Local cop's moonlighted as Just this week, House Speaker : Jarvis suspects Cretul's letter"was . '
f Tropical Life 305-376-2120 f Radio'- WLRN -M1ami Herald
casino• security guards.. ("Illegal gaits- Larry Cretul fired off a letter to,' the - „a bluff, a negotiating ploy to extract'.'
A National /World 30500 6, 3 22 News: 305 -37 .com , or radionI I Ming" had a nuanced definition.) National Indian Gaming - Commis =' more money from the tribe,.to limit'
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' - , � - ` ' ' After the governor from God- - , ' -sion demanding that the feds shut • table games; to jettison the tribe's r"
NEWSROOM EXECUTIVES � fearing Bartow removed Broward , 'down the Seminole blackjack tables � demand for exclusive rights`to' '
ANDERS GYLLENHAAL .Senior VP /Executive Editor • 305- 376 -3790 andersg @MtamiHerald.com , g ty " casino games outside of South Flor '
Sheriff Walter Clark from office in and Ve as -s le slots..The 'disad ~' '
• RICK HIRSCH . ' Onlme and Broadcast 305 - 376.3504, , rhusch @MiamiHerald.com •1 • '
AMINDA MARQUES News Departments 1 305- 376 -3429 amarques @MiamWerald.com 1942'for"allowing a'mob =run gam- , vantages to the state in attempting to ida. ' - • . ' • • ' . . •
MYRIAM MARQUEZ ' , EditorlallPage Editor - I • 305- 376 -3518 - mmarquez @MiamiHerald.tom . bling mecca to thrive m Hallandale ' negotiate a'compact under the pre= , Jarvis doubts the ploy will•work. '
MIAMI HERALD EXECUTIVES .:.- - (home to 26' Casinos); the Florida sent oircumstances are clear." "The tribe is not going to pay more , I.
Senate put Clark back in office.• With Nothing about the presentcir- money for less, gaming."
DAVID LANDSBERG President and Publisher, 305 - 376.2515 dlandsberg @MiamiHerald coin - _ - '
MANNYGAR IA 'L ,H 'Senior
Nue VP /Advertising ' • ' 305.376.3212 avilloth@MiamiHerald.com .back pay. � ' cumstances are clear: Noteven with .The real problem here is that•the'
CESAR M ARCIA •' •� - El Nuevo Executive Editor'• ` 305- 376 -3445 , magarcia @MiemiHerald coin The lawmakers abhorred casino whom the Indians'are supposed to ' • Legislature' Can't,quite, aecept•that � � ` '
CESAR NEND6ZA - VP /Information Technology ' 305- 376 -3378 cmendoza @Miam!Herald com - ` _
SUSAN ROSENTHAL' VP /Chief Financial Officer 305 - 376 -2512 'srosenthal @MiarnlHerald.tom . gambling. But they loved the casino' r ' be •negotiating. "I have no idea "' said _ , Florida has evolved, piecemeal, m" _ , ; • 1;
ELISSA YANAVER - ,VP/HR, Assistant to Publisher , 305 - 376 -3628 - evanaver @MlamiHeratd.com ,•mOneythat flOWed their Way. „ .Barry R1Chard, the tribe's lawyer in fits and star_ ts�`withno overall plan or •� ,
"TERRY WHITNEY , VP /Clrculatlon ' . 305- 376 -3286 twhitney @MlamiHeraldcom I ' Conflicted attitudes lingered into Tallahassee. "NObod lil the Le Isla -, •strata -
CRAIGWOISCHWILL' , VP /Operations' 305- 376 -2951 cwolschwill @MlamiHerald.com y • g gy, into a sure' ,, . gaming, , 1. the-next' next millennium. (Leg ; §la - ,` � turd has talked to the tribe. It's' a ' • , state. , , ,, + . ' . .
REPRINT, PERMISSION ' ., ' " �(�p�amJ �LtQra1� - tors abhorred casino gambling but peculiar negotiation •'.' r - • ' ' -: ' It's the'old contradiction rev�is 1. The Miami Herald's content is protected' +' U>< a� t rOteCted the CaS1Ilo boat Indust
under the Federal Copyright Act. No Media Company', p industry.) ' Speaker Cretul's'real disadvan -' ' ' lted: The Legislative •leadership' '
reproduction without written permission. Lately, our anti - gambling Legislature • tage steins from the. Seminoles' faith- . - loathes gambling but their minions '
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backissue@MiamiHerald.com who're running slots and blackjack;,'.', escrow fund. The moment the Legis= .lnflueiice money Gild th'e budget, ' ' , �'
HOME 11 ELIVERY RATES • .' - in,a legal netherworld. The Indians ' lature approves the compact; the ' goodies that come theiY way'from ! -
Mlaml -Dade - 7 days Mlaml Herald: $4.50;7 days Miami Herald & Ei Nuevo Herald:'•$ss3; ' negotiated two compacts with the � Legislature gets'instant access to ' gambling. " ' ' ' 1
Thursday-Sunday Miami Herald: $3.02; Thursday- Sunday Miami Herald & EI Nuevo Herald: $3.70;;
Saturday- Sunday Miaml Herald: $2,04; Saturday- Sunday Miami Herald & El Nuevo Herald: $2 43; governor. The legislature rejected': ,' ' more than $100 million, making it . , The 2010 elections are approach i
Sunday Only Miami Herald: $1.55; Sunday Only Miami Herald & El Nuevo Herald: $1.88. 1 -
:the. first $100 million -a -year deal and " ever more difficult for Cretin to keep ing, urid:more'gaining Money will ;, , , ,
keys - 7 days Miami Herald: Herald: $ 7 days rsc Herald & El Nuevo Herald: $5.37; $ ' has essentials i nored the second; -,his troops in line: - • flow into Tallahassee.. I
Thursday- Sunday Miami ld: $3.30; Thursda = Sunday Miami Herald & EI Nuevo Herald: 4.15: - y g "' '
. Digital newspaper subsarlptlon - $1.59. monthly despite a $50 million sweetener. Yet; - ,Ifthe feds scuttle the table games; ' If Sheriff Walter "Clark was still'
'Weekend subscriptions include these ssues: New Year's Day, Jan4I 19th, February grid, Indian slots jangle. Blackjack I I II flour-, •'that move dI . ears; The tribe . - around he'd'bet hat Indian slots and
February 16th, Memorial Day, May 27th, July 3, Labor Day, November 26th, Nov. 27th, and ) g ) y pp ,
Christmas Day;- , ishes. (Floozies, lately; are just as apt' . reverts to slots and poker. The state 'blackjack aren't - about to'disappear. - , • „ 11 I , im
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