Charlie Kropp’s Lottery Win Comes Too Late
Charlie Kropp 81 remarried last winter and bought a Massachusetts lottery ticket nine days before the wedding. The ticket won 1 million dollars but he died July 26, leaving the prize to his estate and 50 000 a year for 20 years to survivors. The Massachusetts Lottery Commission will pay the ticket. Kropp was a regular Connecticut lottery buyer and a refined man noted by shop owner Frank Owsianko. He died before enjoying the fortune.
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Car Bomb Near Caroline Kennedy Misses Target
In London a suspected IRA bomb exploded under a Jaguar car owned by MP Hugh Fraser. Caroline Kennedy, 17, escaped injury as she was not yet in the vehicle intended to take her to an art class at Sotheby Parke. The blast injured a passerby noted as a coast resident.
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Detroit Auto Sales Jump Amid Model Year Push
Detroit automakers reported a 37 percent jump in mid October new car sales to 234,670 for Oct 11 to 20, led by GM and Ford with gains of 43 and 28 percent respectively. Factories planned layoffs affecting over 10,000 workers to curb inventories while AMC, Chrysler and GM highlighted strong model year reception and plans to trim output.
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UN Forces Stay In Sinai Under UNEB Mandate
The United Nations Security Council extended the U N peacekeeping force in Sinai for another year by a 13 to 0 vote. The mandate runs to Oct 24 1976 with an estimated cost of 107 million dollars and a staffing increase near a thousand personnel plus air and sea support. China and Iraq abstained from the vote.
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Solar Power Warning on Crooked Solar Promoters
The U S Office of Consumer Affairs urged caution over solar home heating promoters. Officials warn reporters and buyers to verify claims with engineers before investing. Some firms exaggerate performance while complete systems for average homes are rare. federal action may follow for fraud.
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North Las Vegas woman wins 1976 Ford truck camper prize
Kitty Burnett of North Las Vegas won the Silver Nugget’s His and Hers prize, a custom 1976 Ford truck camper, awarded Sunday night amid a fall jamboree crowd. She told of her disbelief and thanked the Silver Nugget staff for the surprise.
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Chick) Burnett
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