Woman wins Millionaire Lottery in PA with 1 000 weekly life pay
Karen Nagle, 21, of Willoughby Ohio, won Pennsylvania's Millionaire Lottery. She receives 1000 weekly for life after a late night drawing watched like a TV game show. Nagle and fiancé Tim Erich bought the ticket on I 80 en route to visit relatives. The couple plans a new house and savings. wedding set for June 11.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Karen Nagle
Miss Nagle
Willoughby
Ohio
Tim Erich
St. Mary's
Mary
Iinal Meister Publishing
Nick Fragnito
Allentown
Alphonse J. Maccario
Aldan
Rose M. Curry
West Elizabeth
John Mickatavage
Ashland
Robert W. Moore
Clairton
Subpoena for Clark campaign records issued in Pittsburgh
AP reports a subpoena seeks Clark for Congress campaign finance records covering 1971 to 1976. U.S. Attorney Blair Griffith said arrangements will be made with the House clerk to obtain them. Clark, a former Beaver Butler Lawrence representative, appeared before a grand jury in 1975 and faced a personal records demand. He later challenged Gary Myers for the seat. In Meyersdale, Pa, students faced no water for showers as bitter cold froze lines, but repairs and conservation allowed classes to resume.
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Frank M. Clark
Bessemer
U.S
Blair Griffith
Griffith
Clark
Congress’ Committee
U.S. House
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Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Gary Myers
Congress
House Merchant Marine
Public Works
Merchante Marine
Marine Engineers and Seafarers International Unions
Myers
Guid E.d. Bard
Meyersdale
Somerset
LCB Approves 300 Increases Amid Tax and Bottling Shifts
Harrisburg AP report states the state Liquor Control Board approved price hikes affecting about 800 wines and liquors in Pennsylvania state stores. Increases take effect March 9, with roughly half reflecting actual price jumps and others due to changes in alcohol percentage and metric bottle labeling.
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Harrisburg
Liour Central Board
Pennsylvania
LCB
Maurice Murphy
Murphy
Movies review roundup: Casanova to All the President’s Men
Film critic Bob Thomas surveys current releases. Piellini’s Casanova delivers decadent visuals but some tedium in a long 2 hour 45 minute runtime with explicit scenes. Small Change by Truffaut celebrates childhood through vignettes. All the President’s Men is praised as superb reportage driven by Pakula, Redford, Hoffman, and Robards. Taxi Driver features stark violence with memorable performances by De Niro and Jodie Foster. Face to Face with Bergman and Ullmann is demanding but compelling for thoughtful viewers.
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Bob Thomas
Piellini
Donald Sutherland
Fellini
Francois Truffaut
Truffaut
President's Men
Alan Pakula
Robert Redford
Dustin Hoffman
Woodstein
Jason Robards
Robert de Nirons
Jodie Foster
New York
Ingmar Bergman
Liv Ullmann
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