Dover man increases Ohio lottery total to 115000
Thirty-year-old Arthur Reichman from Dover reports he has won 115000 in two weeks after adding 40000 on a second Pot O Gold appearance. He and wife Nancy have not decided whether to buy a house or pursue more winnings, planning to decide after next week's contest. Reichman works as an order filler at a Massillon grocery warehouse and remains the top winner among six contestants, earning another chance for up to 250000.
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Cleveland
Arthur Reichman
Dover
Nancy
Reichman
Massillon
Auditor halts Ohio investigations on fraud and abuses
State investigations into workers' compensation fraud abuses in mental hospitals and prison crimes end Saturday after State Auditor Ferguson ruled the probes were improperly conducted. He also warned against using Highway Patrol funds for non highway duties affecting the governor and Statehouse security.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Department of Highway Safety
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Highway Safety Department
Kent State march recalls 1970 shooting anniversary
In Kent Ohio demonstrators march from a 400 strong rally toward the Commons and Student Center chanting Remember May 4. The protest grows to about 2000 with speakers including Dean Kahler, as plans emerge to present eight demands to the university to relocate a planned $6 million building near the 1970 shooting site.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Dean Kahler
National
States Band Against GM in Cleveland Fight
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown says 23 states plan to pool resources to challenge General Motors over substituting Chevrolet engines in priceier cars. He predicts Ohioans will reject GM's proposed consumer settlement. Brown called the engine switch the most flagrant abuse of consumer rights he has heard.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William J.brown
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Brown
Moon Arrested At Bard College For Trespassing
The Rev Sun Myung Moon, leader of the Unification Church, was arrested on trespassing charges after an apparent sightseeing visit with 10 followers to Bard College in Bard NY about 100 miles north of NYC. Campus security said behavior was inappropriate and evasive responses prompted the action.
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Barrytown
N.Y
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Moon
Bard College
New York City
College
Leon Botstein
Bard
Strike Support Shrinks in Northern Ireland
In Belfast militant Protestants vow to press a four day strike amid waning backing. Rev Ian Paisley of the United Unionist Action Council says the strike must continue as Ballylumford power station workers weigh joining the stoppage. Paisley claims the power men back the council after meetings with union leaders.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
United Unionist Action Council
Ballylumford
Paisley
OU Fund Sells Land to Engle
The Ohio University Fund Inc sold 300 acres in Meigs County to McArthur Fund as part of disposing of surplus property. Proceeds were used to reduce notes on the fund, with notes of earlier land along Lee Two Road and Richland Avenue. The highway project will cross university land not owned by the fund.
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Ohio University Fund Inc
Meigs County
McArthur Fund
Ellis
The
University
Lee Two
Richland Ty
Richland Avenue
Port Authority Bill Introduced by Ohio Rep. James
Legislation to promote port authority development was introduced in the Ohio House by Rep. Ron James. The bill would allow private firms to partner with public port authorities to own and operate waterports marinas warehouses airports and other facilities.
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Ohio House
Ron James
Proctorville
James
Athens High School Class of 1939 Reunion Notice
Athens High School's Class of 1939 plans a July 23 reunion at Athens Country Club. The reunion committee seeks missing members Anna Mae Baker Franklyn George Smith Humbert Stemple Marjorie Tompkin Marie Tucker Imogene Wyatt and Isabel Young. Contact Florence Elkins White at 36 Sunnyside Drive or call 592 1616 with information.
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Athens High School
Athens Country Club
Anna Mae Baker
Franklyn
George Smith
Humbert Stemple
Marjorie Tompkin
Marie Tucker
Imogene Wyatt
Isabel Young
Florence Elkins White
Sunnyside Drive
Red Cross First Aid Course Offered Next Week
The Athens County Red Cross sponsors a standard first aid course for the general public. Classes run two four week sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 30 p m beginning May 17. No materials needed and at least 10 persons are required per class. Call 593 5273 to register.
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Athens County Red Cross
Ohio U Trustee Named Dean W. Jeffers Appointment
Governor Rhodes appointed Dean W. Jeffers of Columbus as an Ohio University trustee. Jeffers, 61, leads Nationwide Insurance Group and chairs the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce. He holds various posts including Ohio Bell director and trustee roles at Springfield College and Ohio Dominican College.
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Dean W. Jeffers
Columbus
Ohio University
James A. Rhodes
Jeffers
Nationwide Insurance Group
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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