Ohio Lottery scraps plan to give two Cadillacs
Cleveland AP report says the Ohio Lottery Commission abandons a plan to award two Cadillacs at its first Millionaire drawing as illegal under state law. The drawing remains set for Oct. 27 at Thistledown near Cleveland with a $1 million top prize and various secondary awards for finalists and participants. Coin purses will be given to Sunday attendees, while the car giveaway is canceled due to legal restrictions.
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Power lines damaged amid extortion threat to Portland area
Hodel warns of possible 16 hour daily blackouts if more towers are hit as a ransom note demanding 1 million dollars arrives at the Portland FBI office. Authorities see no political motive and say the extortionist calls for payment via newspaper ads.
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Portland
Hodel
FBI
J. Hawker
Power Administration
California
Mangieri Article Is Published in NASSP Bulletin
Dr. John Mangieri of Ohio University writes in the October NASSP Bulletin on Five Phase Task Force Technique for planning secondary school reading programs. Athens High School’s Don Eskey named campaign chair for William Wright Albany write-in bid for county auditor. Eskey, former football coach, resides on Briarwood Drive.
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Ohio University
National Association of
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Athens
Don Eskey
William Wright
Albany
Eskey
Briarwood Drive
Wright
Don
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