Ohio Lottery Winners Spark Big Christmas Plans
Findlay worker Wayne Bush netted 75000 on two appearances of the Ohio lottery weekly giveaway, sparking talk of a Lincoln Continental or a Florida vacation. Other winners include Dorothy Bannon 7900 Frank J. Zarlengo 6900 Joe Villasenor 8000 Augustine Bridges 10000, Ruth Kneselkamp 50000 in TV Bonus, Al Rendina 10000, Jacob C. Wolf 5000. Drawn numbers were 301 79 6 and 758511.
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Findlay
Wayne Bush
Ohio Lottery
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Hawaii
Betty
Dorothy Bannon
Toledo
Frank J. Zarlengo
Wooster
Joe Villasenor
Union City
Indiana
Augustine Bridges
Ruth Kneselkamp
Wiltshire
al Rendina
Euclid
Jacob C. Wolf
Dayton
Four Belmont County Officials Indicted in Ohio
Belmont County commissioners Mel Sargus James Giffen and Charles Linch face misdemeanor dereliction of duty charges for failing to inspect the county jail and home for the elderly and for improper report comparisons. Former Sheriff George Neff is indicted for theft in office a felony alleging he diverted sheriff department funds from insurance report forms for his own use. All four were secretly indicted and released on their own recognizance.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
Mel Sargus
James Giffen
Charles Linch
George Neff
Neff
Sheriff's Department
Steelmakers announce 5.5 percent hike on sheet products
Pittsburgh AP reports leading U.S. mills map a 5.5 percent price rise on most sheet steel as the second major hike this year. The Council on Wage and Price Stability said it would not object, citing inflation. U.S. Steel plans to lift prices on sheet, bar and pipe steel February 1 with further rises for structural shapes and tin mill products in March.
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Pittsburgh
Federal Council On
U.S. Steel
Humphrey Says He Will Not Resign From Senate
Humphrey confirms he has inoperable cancer but refuses to resign and plans to return to Washington within 10 days. He will be joined in Waverly by his wife Muriel and their large family for Christmas, with home movies to entertain the grandchildren.
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Waverly
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Minnesota Democrat
Washington
Humphrey
Muriel
Billy Carter Beer Banned in Virginia Label Controversy
Virginia officials prohibit Billy Beer on label due to rule banning endorsements from prominent living persons. ABC insists Billy Carter is a public figure, so distributors cannot obtain permission to market the beer under his name.
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Richmond
Billy
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Billy Carter
Virginia
Carter
ABC
Hunt Marries Laura Martin in Miami Home Ceremony
E Howard Hunt, 59, wed Laura E Martin, in her early 30s, in a brief civil ceremony at Hunt's northeast Miami home. The second marriage for both, attended by close friends and family. Hunt had been paroled Feb 23 after 32 months for his role as lookout in the June 1972 Watergate break in.
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Miami
E. Howard Hunt
Georgia
Laura E. Martin
Hunt
Dade County
Joseph Nesbitt
Democratic Party
Gas stalemate may derail Carter energy bill next year
Lawmakers doubt natural gas dispute can be resolved with current Congress and fear a comprehensive energy bill may not pass. Sen. Bennett Johnston warned of no gas compromise after a 16 to 2 Senate vote, as conference committee paused for Christmas. In Laredo Texas Smokey the marijuana-sniffing dog returns to duty after days in Mexico, found by a local resident who collected a $100 reward.
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Carter
Congress
Sen
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Senate
House-Senate Conference Committee
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
U.S
Neuvo Laredo
Sentencing Set For Thursday Bond Is Denied
Judge Bacon denied bond for Fleming amid a serious case involving arsenic poisoning of Middleswart. The verdicts possible include aggravated murder or murder as jurors deliberated after closing statements. Testimony covered an affair with Mrs Proffitt and alleged poisoning. crowds required a deputy escort for state witness John Cornell after a family threat.
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Fleming
John Cornell
Portland
Cornell
Middleswart
Meigs
Proffitt
Tarro
Fredrick Crow II
Vanity
Elizabeth Fisher
Vivian Humphrey
Wilma Riber
Mildred Dill
Violet Dillon
Ellen Arrnot
Ed Humphrey
Howard Ervin
Marjorie Keebaugh
Ralph Edwards
Gene Grate
Pam Diddle
Cairo Discussion Hopes For Basic Accord In Peace Talks
A senior State Department official says the Cairo Egypt Israel talks aim to agree on basic principles to invite more participants and then move to Geneva to negotiate specifics. He notes Jordan's King Hussein backs peace efforts. Syria's Hafez Assad will watch.
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United States
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
State Department
Geneva
Jordan
Hussein
Syria
Hafez Assad
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