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S.S. Lazio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The name Lazio was taken from the Latin word "Latium", that means "wide", meeting the aim of the founders to symbolize something that includes Rome, but which is not limited to Rome (in fact, Lazio is the name of the region where Rome lies). In 1993 Lazio finished fifth in Serie A, fourth in 1994, second in 1995, third in 1996, and fourth again in 1997 before winning the scudetto for the second time in 2000 with Sven-Göran Eriksson (1997-2001) as manager. But after a financial scandal which invested Cragnotti and his foodstuff multinational Cirio, Lazio was controlled in 2004 by a bank pool, in order to be sold to enterpreneur Claudio Lotito, who is the current team owner. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/S.S._Lazio

Lazio Lazio won promotion at the first attempt, finishing in second place and in 1973, on their first season back in the top flight, finished third in Serie A to qualify for the UEFA Cup for the first time. Lazio's final appearance on the national stage before the formation of the national league in 1929-1930 came in 1923. In 1925, Lazio became SS Lazio Roma and would be among the founder members of Serie A on its formation in the 1929-1930 season. www.angelfire.com /sports/ikan/lazio.html

Salon People Feature Rick Lazio: Is he or isn't he? And who the heck is he? Lazio was quoted as saying, "The people of New York deserve to have somebody who isn't just seeking the Senate seat for personal power, for a temporary perch." "The nerve of that man," said one woman supporter of Giuliani who spoke on the condition she not be named. Lazio, on the other hand, first expressed an interest in running about a year ago, reasoning that Moynihan was in his 70s and close to retirement. Lazio subsequently visited Giuliani to make his feelings known, realizing that Giuliani was a two-term official and perhaps also had an interest in the senator's position. archive.salon.com /people/feature/1999/08/13/lazio/print.html

Political Memo: Lazio Tending to Stray From Strategists' Script Lazio was posing with workers at a milk processing factory in Syracuse early this week, one of his aides noticed that reporters were spilling into the picture and shooed them to the back of the room. Lazio, a Suffolk County Republican, to keep his guns holstered for the time being, allowing New Yorkers to get to know him for what he is and what he stands for, rather than as a harsh carrier of attacks on Mrs. Lazio would have had months to quietly establish his credentials, biography and record in the minds of voters, giving him the foundation from which to attack his opponent come the fall. partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/camp/060200sen-ny-lazio.html

Lazio Region - Italy In the heart of Italy and along the Thyrrhenian Sea, Lazio is the center of political life thanks to the presence of Rome, the Catholic world center since there is the Vatican, a favorite destination of tourism for the innumerable monuments of the Roman civilization. It was in that period that the only authority left in Lazio was the bishop of Rome, who strengthened the political power of the church in the area. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, in the war against the Goths (535-553) the Eastern, or Byzantine, Roman Empire reclaimed Lazio for a period, then had to abandon the region to defend the Adriatic possessions against the Lombards. www.italyworldclub.com /lazio

S.E.C. Decides to Take No Action After Inquiry Into Lazio's Trades Lazio's campaign released a two-sentence letter from the commission yesterday informing him that it had closed its inquiry and that "no enforcement action has been recommended." The commission, which sent the letter on Monday, would not comment further. Lazio spent $2,300 on speculative options trades in the company's stock in 1997, and in less than seven weeks earned a profit of roughly $13,500, or nearly 600 percent. Lazio nor the commission would describe the documents or detail any negotiations that were part of the inquiry. partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/camp/082300sen-ny-lazio.html

VOTE.COM Who Should Win the U.S. Senate Race Between Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio? Lazio is focused on ensuring the safety and well being of all New Yorkers and their families. Lazio has built bi-partisan relationships as well as working closely with New York's governor, George Pataki, the Mayor of the City of New York, Rudolph Giuliani, and legislators and people across the state to effect positive change for New York. Lazio also serves as the senior New York Republican on the House Commerce Committee, which establishes the framework for such critical local and national matters as utilities deregulation, securities law, telecommunications, Medicare, teaching hospitals, and waste management. www.vote.com /vote/9339357/objective9339484.phtml?cat=10882918

Lazio Lazio fans, his teammates and his coach, all believe that he deserves the captain's armband, because he is a true leader and can represent the team. Lazio owes him the second Italian Cup of its history, because thanks to his goal against Milan, Lazio is the winner. He starts leading Lazio after his comeback in the fields and the victory in the European SuperCup is the proof,as well as Lo Scudetto and the third Italian Cup, in the season 99/00. www.angelfire.com /sports/ikan/nesta.html

ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: News - Zoff replaced by Zaccheroni at Lazio Lazio, Italian champions in 1999-2000, are without a win from their opening five games of the season, drawing all three Serie A matches as well as losing both their Champions League games. Lazio said in a statement that Zoff had been invited to become club president but had rejected the offer, saying it was not 'practical' at this time. Lazio spent $41 million on Spanish international midfielder Gaizka Mendieta from Valencia, but the blond-haired Basque player has struggled to settle in Italy and was booed off the field on Wednesday. www.soccernet.com /europe/news/2001/0920/20010920laziozoff2.html

Football in Rome: SS Lazio Diary Lazio fans are a sentimental lot; if a player declares love for the shirt and works obviously hard on the pitch, they'll love him (Inzaghi and Oddo have both waxed lyrical about their emotional attachment to Lazio in past weeks). There were so many Lazio fans in the rest of the stadium, waving their scarves now that the Juventini had left, that the team promenaded the cup in front of the main tribuna too, greeted by small crowds of celebrating fans. Lazio didn't seem co-ordinated - a clever dummy and back-pass would be wasted, Corradi totted up his normal tally of missed chances as the fans began cursing him. www.footballinrome.co.uk /diary.html

11/02/00 -- Lazio Is Put on Defensive Over an Ad and the Muslim Issue Lazio said he had no regrets about the language used to attack the bill in the ad, even when a reporter noted that in September he had described the Kyoto Protocol as "a laudable attempt to address global warming," even as he said the treaty could be improved. Lazio pulled the ad after the Washington group immediately sent him a letter "strongly requesting" that it be withdrawn and indicating it "runs counter to the intent and spirit" of the group's endorsement, according to Betsy Loyless, the league's political director. Lazio, in campaign stops that focused on an appeal to Jewish voters, declared directly that he did not believe in the creation of a Palestinian state, suggesting that it would not endure and would upset the stability of the region. www.climateark.org /articles/2000/4th/lazisput.htm

National Review: New York: The Anti-Hillary Hope - Rick Lazio in the arena Lazio's ethnic good looks and ready Ultra- Brite smile could land him in the cast of Friends, but he is far more disciplined and determined than the coffee-klatsch crowd at Central Perk. Lazio has been reelected by wide margins, winning 64 percent of the vote in 1996, for example, when President Clinton trounced Bob Dole in the district, 54 percent to 34 percent. Lazio returned to New York, where he was an assistant district attorney in Suffolk County from 1983 until 1988. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1282/is_11_52/ai_62838137

Cucina Italiana: Latium - The Cooking The flavours of Lazio belong, to cut a long story short, to the culture of the surrounding countryside: for the lamb and the cheeses, they are thankful to the shepherds from the region of Abruzzo, and for the oil and the wine, to the nearby Alban Hills and the modest Sabine slopes. The cuisine of the region of Lazio is, therefore, well represented by Roman cuisine itself, as this is a tasty summary of the culinary traditions of the region; it has been enriched by dishes of the bordering areas, or by those of the communities of distant countries, being part of the Urbe (i.e. The cuisine of the Lazio region is, for the most part, represented by that of Rome. www.emmeti.it /Cucina/Lazio/Storia/Lazio.ART.107.uk.html

Lazio crams before big vote Lazio hopes to capitalize on that distaste to defeat Clinton, although she has nearly twice as much money and is a household name in a state where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans, 47%-29%. For the moment, Lazio is just citing highlights of his congressional record, including his efforts to increase the number of working poor families in public housing, keep disabled people in subsidized housing and provide federal aid to treat Medicaid patients with breast and cervical cancer. Lazio did, but he let it be known that he was still available and interested. www.usatoday.com /news/opinion/e2057.htm

Clinton, Lazio joust on stage [Free Republic] Lazio said that when Clinton was heading up education reform in Arkansas, her policies led to higher costs and lower student performance. Lazio soon shot back that Clinton redefines chutzpah and alluded to her problems in the Clinton White House. At one point, Lazio walked to Clinton's lectern and urged her to sign a pledge to renounce the use of soft money. www.freerepublic.com /forum/a39c09f3a050f.htm

Salon.com Politics Lazio calls Clinton's bluff Clinton has outraised Lazio $21.7 million to $17.8 million as of the end of August, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, though Lazio has $3 million more than Clinton in cash on hand, roughly $10 million to her $7 million. On Monday and Tuesday, Lazio campaign manager Bill Dal Col was reportedly trying to secure those signatures from the 14 groups, which the campaign hopes will place Clinton in the untenable position of either putting her campaign at a financial disadvantage or looking as if she's breaking a campaign promise. Specifically, Clinton has called on Lazio to have the heads of 14 of these independent organizations sign documents in which they promise to refrain from influencing the race in any of the many ways they've tried -- through TV and radio ads, direct mail, push polls and the like. archive.salon.com /politics/feature/2000/09/20/lazio/print.html

Lazio suspends Senate plans - August 11, 1999 Lazio said he was "not closing any doors" regarding the Senate race or seeking a fifth term in the House. Democrats said Tuesday that Lazio was a victim of Pataki's desire to please Republican presidential front-runner Texas Gov. George W. Bush and enhance his own chances of winning the vice presidential spot on the GOP national ticket next year by forging Republican unity in New York. Lazio put Giuliani on notice, saying he would only put his campaign on hold until August 31 to see if Giuliani enters the race. www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/08/11/senate.2000/lazio.suspends

In final debate, Lazio criticizes Hillary Clinton's Arkansas 'record' - Octobr 27, 2000 Lazio challenged Clinton for statements in 1998 in which she appeared to back a Palestinian state -- a touchy subject given the state of Middle East affairs and the large Jewish vote in New York. The image of Lazio crossing the stage and waving the pledge at Clinton was replayed again and again on local and national television newscasts. Clinton, the Democratic nominee for the position, and Lazio, the Republican, are vying to replace Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan in the U.S. Senate. archives.cnn.com /2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/10/27/ny.debate

CNN.com - Campaign finance issue looms over second Clinton-Lazio debate - October 7, 2000 Lazio's campaign staff took pains Friday to explain that the funds were "coordinated hard money," expenditures that came directly from the campaign, and that they understood were exempt from the so-called soft money ban. Lazio spokesman Dan McLagan said Friday that the ad's initial airing was paid for by the Lazio campaign, but subsequent airings were paid for with Republican Party money. Although Clinton had challenged Lazio to a soft-money ban after he entered the race in May, the issue lay dormant until Lazio brought it up at their first televised debate September 13. edition.cnn.com /2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/10/07/clinton.lazio

Stunt Keeps a Focus on Lazio's Taxes [Free Republic] Lazio, whose Congressional salary in 1999 was $136,700, disclosed several securities trades on the forms but the profits were not specified; they were listed under a range that goes from zero to $15,000 each. Lazio has been required to file financial disclosure statements with the House, which are available to the public and provide limited details about his investments and other aspects of his finances. Lazio may be able to skate by without releasing the returns, because it is more and more evident that New Yorkers don't care about the fifteen grand he made in the market. www.freerepublic.com /forum/a399d21c758bf.htm

Crosswalk.com - Lazio Landed Some Hits Lazio's performance wasn't perfect, of course -- for all his scrappiness on the podium, he has a habit of letting his answers taper off unimpressively, a trait which showed itself several times tonight. This sort of response will probably work for Lazio; the anti-Newt strategy never played as well as many Democrats think, and isn't likely to work any better now that Gingrich is out of office and out of mind. But where another candidate might've left the argument at that, Lazio pressed on, demanding that she sign a pledge he had brought. www.crosswalk.com /508178.html

Lazio in mid-Hudson to work the phones and crowds Lazio said yesterday that he takes threats made against him and his family seriously. Lazio, accompanied yesterday by New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Gov. George Pataki, had a bevy of unsmiling security personnel around. Lazio touted his record of service in the House and played up his New York roots. www.recordonline.com /archive/2000/11/07/cmlazio.htm

StarIQ.com - Rick Lazio Lazio’s transformation from a gentle, sweet-faced minnow to a hungry, overwrought shark can be seen in the combination of his Sun in Pisces and Moon in Capricorn. Where she often appeared harsh and not quite in tune with her adopted state, Lazio presented a comfortable and smiling figure, one who was completely secure in relating to his fellow New Yorkers. On the positive side, Lazio’s boyish looks, endearing smile and affable personality (traits often found in Pisceans), initially gave him the same high poll numbers Giuliani had, and for a while it looked as if he might actually give Rodham Clinton a run for her money. www.stariq.com /pagetemplate/article-printer.asp?pageid=1643

Lazio draws cheers, interest MaryKate Mathews of Kingston, a SUNY New Paltz student, said Lazio is running a positive campaign and had her picture taken with him at the dinner. Lazio hit familiar themes in his campaign speech: Better health care, improved education, lower taxes and Hillary Clinton's lack of character. Republican U.S. Senate candidate Rick Lazio drew a cheering throng in Ulster County and earnest interest on Newburgh's revitalized waterfront yesterday. www.recordonline.com /archive/2000/09/28/pblazio.htm

Lazio Takes His Licks By Jacob Weisberg and William Saletan Lazio voted for a measure supported by the House Republican leadership that was designed to defuse the Democratic legislation that passed the House last year (with many Republican votes). If Lazio actually is against hate crimes, and is accused of voting against a bill that purports to fight such crimes while having scant chance of doing so, I would prefer he criticize the bill. Lazio responds to criticism that he flip-flopped on hate-crimes legislation by saying he's "against hate crimes." Gee Rick, glad to hear it. politics.slate.msn.com /id/85162

Lazio - ZeroDelta.net: Your Travel Guide to Italy Rome dosen't need its presentations, but Lazio possess a naturalistic property, historian and artistic that crosses the boundaries of the capital: the countries, the hills, the volcanic lakes, the natural parks and also some seaside locality on the costs of tirrenica meritano to be mentioned and visited. Live The necessary informations to spend a stay, short or long that is, in our country: how to have a means of transport, how to confront an emergency, where do shopping, where and how deal with the formality, thing do to marry itself, where live the actual religiousness. The Caves of Castellana A travel indoors of the most italian karst structure did not expolred from the man, three kilometres between caves and abysses from the mythological and fantastic names. www.zerodelta.net /lazio.php

ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: Full-time Report - Lazio v Roma But Lazio, who have surpassed expectations this season after the summer sales of Hernan Crespo and Alessandro Nesta, displayed signs of their growing maturity and confidence to come back into the game. Lazio took the lead five minutes after the break through Stefano Fiore only for Marco Delvecchio to level five minutes later. And it was those wearing the burgundy of Roma in the 70,000 crowd who were on their feet again 11 minutes later although the goal did owe a lot to woeful Lazio defending. www.soccernet.com /europe/2002/20021027/reports/64162_full.html

Politico: Clinton/Lazio Lazio's early overtures to Hispanics and Blacks were a welcome change from the usual Republican rhetoric. As the campaign winds down, the candidates are working feverishly to solidify their bases with Lazio making trips Upstate and Clinton a frequent visitor to inner-city churches. And recently, Lazio drew the endorsement of disaffected Democrats, including some Latinos, who say that Clinton is unwelcome in New York. www.politicomagazine.com /clintonlazio11100.html

TIME.com: Why Rick Lazio Shouldn't Be Too Mean to Hillary -- Page 1 Yes, Lazio is a good Long Island Italian, a local boy from the suburbs, and he's eager to play the scrappy underdog, taking the stage to the strains of "Rocky" and joking that he'd like a rematch with the pavement that split his lip Monday. Lazio won his current seat by clamping his jaws on the jugular of Gore buddy Tom Downey and not letting go until Downey was dead — but nobody was watching much then. As Lazio comes on in a telegenic rush, Clinton is quietly creeping around the state, sticking steadfastly to issues and safe shots like Lazio's ties to Gingrich. www.time.com /time/nation/article/0,8599,46260,00.html

Salon.com Politics Lazio's media victory Lazio's behavior felt not only unremittingly hostile but artifically so: He seemed like a fundamentally soft figure who had been instructed to act tough, and had inadvertently spun the dial all the way to rabid. The possibility had crossed his mind, not during the climactic moment when Lazio crossed the stage to demand that Clinton sign a pledge to abstain from the use of soft money, but during one of his lesser encroachments on her airspace. The results from last week's debate between Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio are now in, and they point to one overwhelming conclusion: The experts completely missed the boat. www.salon.com /politics/feature/2000/09/22/lazio

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