Florida trio arrested over attempted Ohio lottery ticket fraud
Cincinnati police detained three Florida residents after they cashed about four tickets in Dayton. William C. Horrigan, security chief of the lottery commission, said the group’s tickets and printing quality prompted a ticket agent to suspect the lot and series numbers.
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Cincinnati
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Florida
William C. Horrigan
Lottery Commission
Dayton
Horrigan
Dayton men plead innocent in Emoff murder case
In Montgomery County Common Pleas Court three Dayton men Albert Lee Scott Jr aged 41 Herman Lee Moore 46 and Willis Leroy 44 pleaded innocent to charges of aggravated murder kidnapping and extortion in the murder kidnapping of businessman Lester C Emoff.
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Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery ‘County Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Lester C. Emoff
Albert Lee Scott Jr
Herman Lee Moore
Willis Leroy
Teachers End One Day Walkout In Ohio Suburb
In Dayton area, teachers in the Trotwood Madison district halted a one day walkout under a court order and returned to class. They agreed to resume pay raise talks, a dispute thought settled last week.
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Dayton
Ohio
Trotwood-Madison
Grant to close West of the Mississippi stores
W T Grant Co plans to shutter almost all its western stores as part of a bankruptcy restructuring. The move will cut the total from 1,074 to 873 outlets, with 201 closings by November 30 and late December further reductions, while some eastern losses also occur.
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New York
W.T. Grant Co
Mississippi River
Grant
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Misuse of Funds Charged In Northrop Probe
The FBI investigates Northrop Corp alleging improper Pentagon charges for parties goose shoots political donations and other outlays disguised as military spending. Air Force says reports have been sent to the Justice Department for appropriate action in a letter to Rep. Les Aspin.
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FBI
Northrop Corp
Pentagon
Northrop
Justice Department
Air Force
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Partly cloudy with showers in tonight’s forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of rain and lows near 60. Friday will be partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 70s and a 20 percent rain chance. Details, Page 11.
Oil and Grain Deals Near in U S Soviet Talks
Washington sources say a U S Soviet accord on grain sales may be near and could include a separate oil purchase agreement. Negotiators Bell and Robinson participate as White House and Kremlin officials aim to finalize an in principle deal. no guarantee yet.
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U.S
Richard E. Bell
Agriculture Department
White House
Ron Nessen
Charles Robinson
Moscow
Paris
Robinson
Kremlin
Ford
Congress
Soviet Union
USDA
Russia
Congress Set to Okay Technicians for Sinai
The House approved a resolution to station American technicians in the Sinai buffer zone between Israel and Egypt. The measure includes an amendment prohibiting U.S. military use in the region and requires a feasibility report on replacing Americans with foreign technicians. Senate action awaited with vacation arrival.
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Sinai Desert
United States
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Egypt
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Ford
Senate
James Abourezk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Fear of Lawsuits Stifling Creativity by Pioneering Surgeon
Detroit AP report quotes Dr. Dwight Harken of Boston at an international cardiac surgery symposium. He laments consumer activism and malpractice fears chilling innovation, noting historic breakthroughs from his career and urging arbitration as a remedy to disputes.
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Detroit
Dwight Harken
Boston
Harken
Gas shortage threatens half million jobs in coming winter
Washington reports a looming natural gas shortage could force up to 500,000 workers to lose jobs this winter unless Congress and the Ford administration reach a compromise. dispute centers on energy pricing with Republicans pushing end to price controls and Democrats seeking emergency measures to buy gas from producing states at about $1.25 per unit, amid a Senate vote stalemate and fears of regional layoffs in 14 states.
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Federal Power Commission
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Virginia
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Pennsylvania
New York
Kentucky
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Delaware
Missouri
Iowa
California
Columbia Gas of Ohio Aims 67 Degree Winter Use
Columbus AP report outlines Columbia Gas of Ohio new conservation push urging homeowners to set thermostats to 67 degrees this winter. James L. Fullin, counsel for the firm, notes the program adds local officials’ involvement and adjusts emphasis in its conservation efforts.
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Columbia Gas. of
Ohio, Inc
Columbia
James L. Fullin
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Energy Agency
Fullin
Hirohito Enjoys California Visit Meeting Mickey Mouse
Japanese Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako toured Los Angeles on a 15 day U S tour. He met John Wayne and Charlton Heston and enjoyed avocados at a luncheon with Mayor Tom Bradley and Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr. in downtown Los Angeles.
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Mickey Mouse
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Zoo
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Mickey Mouse and the Seven Dwarfs
America
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Music Center
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