Real Estate Agent Wins 55 Million Florida Lotto
Sheelah Ryan, 63, from Winter Springs, Florida, randomly picked numbers from the Orlando Sentinel to win a record 55 million dollars. Her six numbers 3 5 19 20 27 35 matched the drawing after years of small wins and buying multiple tickets each week.
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Orlando Sentinel
Winter Springs
Ryan
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Bakker Bid Faces Fraud Conviction In Bankruptcy Case
A Florida middleman linked to PTL salvage bids, Louis Pihakis of Pensacola, convicted of fraud, coordinates overseas financing with unnamed Greek businessmen for Jerry Bakker’s bid to buy PTL assets. Bankruptcy trustee Red Benton notes ongoing complications as deadlines loom.
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Weather Outlook District Tonight Through Tomorrow
Weather forecast calls for cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of rain or thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. High near 80 degrees and a low in the mid 60s. Details on Page 12A.
Deaths in the region list for Philadelphia and nearby areas
Obituary notice lists Arthur T. Bryngelson Givnani Joe D Crawford Adalbero Guerrero Aiken Albert Hooks Warrenville James H Leaphart Batesburg Ted A Pressley North Augusta Judy Williamson Augusta details continued on Page 5A
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Givnani
Joe D. Crawford
Philadelphia
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Aiken
Albert Hooks
Warrenville
James H. Leaphart
Batesburg
Ted A. Pressley
North Augusta
Judy Williamson
Augusta
Westinghouse Wins SRP Contract Over Martin Marietta
Westinghouse Electric Corp won the operating contract for the Savannah River Plant over Martin Marietta after a high level DOE review. Sen. Thurmond congratulated Westinghouse which will replace Du Pont in a five and a half year deal valued at about 6.7 billion dollars with Bechtel as chief architect engineer.
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Savannah River
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DOE
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Energy
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Westinghouse
du Pont Co
du Pont
Bechtel National Co
Salgado
Martin Marietta
Sen. Thurmond
Textile Trade Bill Clears Obstacle
Washington The textile and apparels trade bill cleared a major hurdle as the Senate voted 68 to 29 to begin up to 30 hours of debate. Final passage hinges on 33 amendments, with White House warnings of a veto amid bipartisan support from North and South Carolina. Senator Hollings warned the textile industry’s survival is at stake. the House had approved the measure last year detailing import quotas and allowed yearly one percent increases offset by tariff reductions.
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South Carolina
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Fritz) Hollings
Ds.c
Collegues
Flames Destroy Buildings in Montana Fires Across West
Two Montana men who refused to evacuate are missing as flames engulf a home near Flathead County. A firestorm near Old Faithful scorched 17 buildings in Yellowstone while wildfires forced evacuations in Shoshone National Forest Wyoming and around Boulder and Golden Colorado. Crews work to shield two Montana towns and battles rage across Idaho California Oregon Washington and Utah with no confirmed direct fatalities.
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Idaho
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Utah
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Pam Wirdell
Flathead National Forest
Dan Black
Kalispell Inter Lake
Education Budget Exceeds One Billion in SC Fight Over EFA
A spokesman for the South Carolina School Boards Association criticizes the Education Finance Act as failing to equalize funding. He says poorer districts pay more per student and get less core programming while richer districts expand programs. Disparities grow as base costs lag inflation. a committee reviews potential changes.
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Socrer
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Cone
Charlie Williams
Astronauts rehearse countdown for first shuttle launch in years
In Cape Canaveral Discovery astronauts Rick Hauck Dick Covey and crew rehearse a final two hour launch countdown wearing partial pressure suits. They prepare for emergency escape procedures added after the 1986 Challenger disaster and will return to Houston for a launch day announcement next week.
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Hauck
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George Nelson
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Dave Hilmers
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Houston
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