Fayette man’s estranged wife sues for millionaire winnings
The article outlines a complex civil suit over a lottery win, with Phillip W. Sutton accused of wrongfully converting funds after his estranged wife claimed ownership of the winnings. Details touch on the home, payments, and alleged transfers across multiple states, ending with reference to Barrow and Alaska as geographic notes.
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Sceptar Rao the Billing Ace and Ace
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Oregon Bottle Deposit Law Tightens 1973
The 1973 Oregon law set a two cent deposit on beer and certain bottles, with a five cent minimum on other containers. It aimed to curb litter and reduce beverage waste, while fewer beverage containers remained on shelves. Government officials say the law cut litter in parks and urban areas, though some shops and beverage producers felt the impact of higher costs.
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Is She a Witch in New York Story Sparks Debate
A quirky profile of Shawn, a 28 year old from Queens who studies astrology and palmistry, predicts plane crashes and lunar cycles to explain her interests. She cites connections to historical events, includes opinions on Nixon and a family séance, while asserting a belief in the supernatural.
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Today Show makes difficult look easy in NBC studio
AP report describes the launch of the Today show on NBC in New York, detailing hosts Frank McGee Barbara Walters and others, the artificial dawn setup, and the 128-member staff. It notes early snags, the clock countdown, and how the program aimed to balance live morning news with promotional hype, while TV audiences and networks watched closely.
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Aimed Show Costs Probed in Opaque Memo
A fragment notes a planned show with an estimated weekly cost of $100,000 paid by unspecified parties. It mentions Miss W Blair and a person or entity abbreviated as H, in a context suggesting financial backing or sponsorship. The text is incomplete and names are partially obscured.
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