Lottery millionaires adjust lifestyle after big win in Pennsylvania
The Associated Press finds Pennsylvania lottery millionaires quitting jobs buying cars and homes while seeking privacy and control over spending. Winners like Clara Hartman Florence Dubow and George Manos discuss desire to help others and avoid publicity. State records show 900000 winners since 1972 with $105 million paid out last year and $57 million in post‑tax profits used for senior rebates.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clara Hartman
New Providence
Lancaster County
Florence Dubow
Mrs. Dubow
Roger Schmidt
Spring City
Lee Blough
Hollsepple
Somerset County
George Manos
President's Budget Seeks Flexibility and Balance
President Nixon promotes a flexible budget approach aiming to offset energy shortages and stave off recession as Congress weighs a $304.4 billion proposal amid impeachment inquiries and evolving economic pressures. The article contrasts past austerity with current restraint to sustain growth while navigating political risk. Coal mining in Kentucky shows rising production with a record low fatality rate, highlighting shifts in energy and labor sectors.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Frankfort
Kentucky
Grenada Gains Independence Amid Caribbean Boycott
Grenada declared independence from Britain with the Union Jack lowered at midnight as 110000 residents celebrated amid boycotts by Trinidad and Barbados. Prime Minister Eric Gairy faced protests and police actions including the arrest of rival Maurice Bishop as unions warned of fuel strikes and possible unrest during the five day ceremonies.
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St. George's
Grenada
Britain
Eric Gairy
Trinidad
Barbados
Prince Richard of Gloucester
Elizabeth II
CBS News
New York
Garry
Mongoose Squad
Maurice Bishop
New Jewel Movement
Gairy
Eric Pierre
Seamen's and Waterfront Workers’ Union
Pierre
Hearst Kidnaping Puzzles Police
Berkeley authorities say few clues exist on Patricia Hearst whereabouts as kidnappers, two black men and a white woman in their 20s, may still be in Berkeley. FBI and police circulate composite sketches and photos of possible suspects while Hearst family pleads for safe return. She was seized from her apartment, assaulted her fiancé, and bound in a stolen convertible before being taken toward the Berkeley hills.
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Berkeley
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Richard Berger
Miss Hearst
John Kelley
San Francisco
FBI
Hearst
Kelley
William Randolph Hearst
Empire
Washington
University of California
Hillsborough
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Catherine
University of California Board of Regents
Berkeley Hills
Peter Benenson
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England
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North Center St
Sugardale
Imbo
Cork
Warren
Corry
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