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ts aside moneyThe investment account is to be opened Tuesday at the New Jersey National Bank here.According to Stoddard, “The state will give us enough money, somewhere around 1650,000 so that with interest will be able to make the annual payments.”Stoddard is hopeful that high interest rates and a continuing flow of state funds will permit the state to make the 150,000 annual payments just from interestAn eight per cent return on 1650,000 would yeild $52,000 a year, $2,000 more than the necessary payment At 'the end of the 19-year period, the state wouldstill have its $650,000.Millionaire winners are paid in20 installments of $50,000 annuallyRalph F. Batch, executive director of the state lottery, says that th6 investment of winnings produce more-prize and macewiffflas.By law,'45 per cent of the gross lottery proceeds go for prizes, 30 per cent for education and state institutions, and the rest for administration... * S' s' e V , -V / f v-» «/ ~ JSr.;;**'1*tir y, *, -~ '' 'iffy*Cflwfcr^pl^fcyAloZitoilLOWELL LEAR ^vlt;•VLove triangle is indictedi.as motive mcaseA love triangle was indicated as the motive In the stabbing death of Mrs. Wini fred Lear of Washington Crossing on May 17.Yesterday her husband, Lowell was ordered held for the grand jury on murder charges in a bearing held in Newtown.A brother of the defendant, Delford Lear of Trdvose, testified that be and the woman were having a love affair prior to the stabbing.Serves TensMrs. Lear died only 18 days after she was released from pris-Girl, 7, hurtin WarminsterA seven-year-old girl was hospitalized after being struck by a car in Warminster Township last nightHie girl, Kymberlee Bailey of Route 313, Fountainvine, Pa., was lit by a car operated by John B- Bechtel, 72, of 762 Jvyland Road. Warminster, on Madison Ave. about 7:30, police reported. They,said the girl ran from behind a ear going the opposite direction Bechtel was traveling into the path of has car.She was taken by Warminster Ambulance to Abington Memorial Hospital where she is listed m satisfactory condition suffering from contusions, abrasions, and a possible concussion.on. She had saved a term for in- -voluntary manslaughter in theshotgun slaying of an allied prowler in June 1968.At the hearing yesterday before Justice of the Peace Edward Dougherty, Delford Lear told how he and the dead woman bad sex-ual relations regularly from'the time of her prison release tfll the time of her death. - \Delford Lear said on the day of -the death he was sitting in his apartment with his sister-in-law'; when her husband arrived in an angry mood.Lear said, “What kind of brother are you?” Delford testified. Then the witness said Mrs. Lear and her husband left together to cash a check. Delford was supposed to pick Mrs. Lear up at her Washington Crossing home. ' Passes Brother On the way to Washington Crossing the witness said 'he passed his brother who was driving the opposite way. He did.not see Mrs. Lear in the car, he said. -But, she was not at home and he began to search for her.A short time later the husband -contacted the police by telephoneand arranged to meet an officer at the Upper Makefield Police headquarters on Eagle Road.-Officer, Russell R. Lynn said he met Lear who handed him a closed pen knife and said his wife was in the car.Lynn found Mrs. Lear's body in :t£e back seat of the car and placedLear undo- arrest •\ Defending Lear yesterday were public defenders Robert A. God-win and Stephen Shante; * \ : .** A•m + aMan sentenced. aiid fined $200.* *_ Ajpornwells Heights man was ^sentenced to five weekends in Rucks County Prison and filed $200Rafter his appearance in Bucks County Court recently on motdryehicle charges.William E. Caned, of 650 Hem-.-lock Court, was arrested by Beth salem Township Police on Jan. 31, lS7i and .charged with driving while his license was suspended. Judge Edmund V. Ludwig accepted a guilty plea from Cancel;' 'and in addition .to the fine and prison seatehce prdered turn to pay $68.50 in court costs..Have you got it ? ..661871.That’s yesterday’s winning number in the New Jerseystate lottery.
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Bucks County Courier Times
Levittown, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, May 28, 1971
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