European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 27, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 27, 1991 the stars and stripes a Page 7clinton expected to reveal candidacy Little Rock. Ark. A gov. Bill Clinton plans to announce next week whether he will join the expanding list of candidates seeking the democratic presidential nomination a spokesman said wednesday. Clinton who is expected to enter the race will announce his intentions at a news conference thursday outside Arkansas original state Capitol in downtown Little Rock said spokesman Mike Gauldin. Gauldin refused to reveal Clinton a plans but three Clinton advisers said they expected the governor to join the Field. Four years ago Clinton was on the verge of entering the 1988 presidential race when he backed out and scuttled plans for a major announcement the next Day. The governor s announcement will be made at noon in front of the old state House the site of the states 1861 vote to Clinton secede from the Union. The building is now a museum. A three candidates already have formally entered the presidential race a former Massachusetts sen. Paul Tsongas. A Iowa sen. Tom Harkin. A Virginia gov. L. Douglas Wilder. Nebraska sen. Bob Kerrey is expected to join the race monday. Former California gov. Jerry Brown has not formally announced his candidacy but has said he is  mulling the race Are Jesse Jackson and Oklahoma rep. Dave Mccurdy. Clinton former chairman of the moderate democratic leadership Council has tried to fashion himself As the Leader of a new centrist movement in the democratic party. He is expected to have trouble raising Money since he is a relative unknown from a Small state. In weighing a presidential bid. He has said he wants to make sure the state government can run properly while he is on the Campaign Trail. Networks propose candidates question each other in debates  / a n \ to. A a. A ,. Washington a the four television networks have proposed a series of tour 90-minute presidential debates during prime time in the weeks leading up to the 1902 election. Unlike past debates these would largely be direct exchanges Between the presidential or vice presidential candidates responding to questions posed by one another. And there would be no studio audiences. Abc news. Lbs news. Can and Abc news said wednesday that the debates would be held at their own expense in their own facilities. Each network would produce one of the debates but All four would carry them live. The private commission on presidential debates immediately countered that Media organizations should not produce news events. The com Mission conducted the 19sn debates and Hopes to play the same role next year. Executives of the four networks in a letter outlining their plans proposed the following schedule for 1902 a sept. I5 in new York. A sept. 30 in Atlanta. A oct. S in Chicago. A oct. 19 in i of Angeles. Hie third debate would be Between the vice presidential nominees. I Here would be no commercial Breaks and no outside funds would have to be raised they said. They outlined their proposal in a letter to the chairmen of the Republican and democratic parties the president of the league of women voters and the co chairmen of the debate commission. Lotto America mix up ends on note of tragedy Watertown . A Woody and Lois Nelson thought they had a lotto America ticket Worth $12 million before discovering it was a mistake. The next Day Woody Nelson 73, died of an apparent heart attack. Neither Lois Nelson nor the Nelsons son Terry Leonard would say if they thought the reversal of Fortune caused the death monday. The death certificate wednesday listed the cause As coronary artery disease. Leonard said his father had been in Good health. A the had a physical six months ago and he was a of a a he said. Woody Nelson employed by Watertown potato co., collapsed at work while preparing to go into the Fields with a tractor to help with the fall Harvest company owner de Spevak said wednesday. Spevak said Nelson had a heart bypass operation about six years ago. A but he never complained said he fell really Good a a Spevak said. Lois Nelson said the lotto mix up was a big disappointment. A we really Felt Hurt a a she said. Quot when you think you be got something and they take it away from you that Isnit Good. I think i should have had it. I did t do anything wrong not to have it. It was their error not  the winning numbers in saturday nights drawing were 17, 34, 42, 45, 50 and 54. During the search for a Winner a South Dakota lottery employee in Pierre entered 35 instead of 34 into computers and reported that one ticket sold in the state matched All six numbers. The lottery then sent the incorrect set of numbers to retailers for them to display As the winners. The Nelsons did t see the televised drawing saturday night. On sunday morning they headed to the Cowboy store in this town 120 Miles North of Sioux Falls to Check their ticket against the posted numbers. A i told my husband to get the numbers out and we looked and checked and they were the right ones Quot Lois Nelson said. The couple went to two other grocery stores to double Check. The posted numbers at both places matched their ticket. Judy Sauer a clerk at the Cowboy store said she told the Nelsons it was possible they had the Winner but there was a problem and they should wait to see what happened. They found out their ticket was t the big Winner about noon sunday when an employee at another grocery store told them the wrong numbers were displayed in the store. A ticket Matching five of the six numbers like the Nelsons was Worth about $1.1 110. Deb Mortenson spokeswoman for the South Dakota lottery which oversees lotto America in the stale said it was the lottery s mistake. A state employee and a lotto America employee were working saturday night when the mistake was made. The state employee has been suspended from working when the lotto America drawing is held and is under disciplinary action Mortenson said. She did not elaborate. Protesting a Good and evil Minneapolis residents from left Darlinda Felton Kelly Pierce and Curtis Chong picket in front of tsp to in St. Paul minn., on wednesday. Members of the National federation of the Blind of Minnesota protested against the portrayal of a Blind character in the Abc television show Good and  school allows everyone to be cheerleader Plainfield ind. Apr officials at Plainfield Middle school have found a simple cure to the Heartbreak faced by a teen Ager left off the cheer leading squad anyone who tries out can be a cheerleader. A the cheer leading uniform companies love  said principal Jerry Goldsh Crry whose school has 73 cheerleaders this year. A i done to know any other schools that do this. There May be some in the nation but i done to know of any in indiana.�?�. I he squad is made up of seventh and eighth Grade girls but Goldsberry said boys would be Welcome to try out too. I he school with 800 students in grades six through eight also applies its wide open membership policy to the band the choir and most team sports. Last year it fielded a Cross country team with More than 70 run ners and Goldsberry said every meet was Quot like the Start of the Boston  he said the Rule allowing Amoric who Lues out to make the squad was adopted alter an education consultant stressed the importance of exit eur Sicular activities. A your philosophy is kids need to be invoked in As Many activities at school As they possibly can Goldsberry said. A a it a generating school spirit. Ii they re not Here at school with their friends they a be at Home in front of the to or in some cases worse