Hasan family wins 8 million in Ohio Super Lotto
Ernest and Lucille Hasan won an $8 million jackpot in Ohio's Super Lotto drawing on Saturday. They opted for a lump sum of $3.8 million. Their daughter Carolyn has been in a coma for 13 years after a car crash and lives in a nursing home. They consider buying a larger home to bring her home and may assist six other children and 25 grandchildren.
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Widow sues traders over Barton shooting spree in Atlanta
The widow of Dean Delawalla filed the first lawsuit from Mark Barton's shooting rampage at two Atlanta day-trading firms. She alleges All-Tech Investment Group Barton's estate and building owners failed to supervise and protect customers from Barton and foreseeably suffered losses. Osman Siddique sworn in as U.S. ambassador to Fiji Nauru Tuvalu and Tonga.
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Suspicious package disrupts downtown commuters
A homeless man found a leather case by the Holiday Inn Crown Plaza in downtown Washington DC around 5 am. The case contained a long cylindrical object with a box on top and flashing lights. Police FBI and fire service opened it with water cannons and found materials from a construction site including wire acetylene torch and canisters.
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Swastikas Found At Columbine On Return To School
Swastikas were scratched in Columbine High School restrooms and on a brick wall as students returned after the mass shooting. Principal DeAngelis and district officials condemned the graffiti and promised full policy penalties for those responsible.
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Gore Reinventing Government Savings Under Question
GAO auditors found Gore's reinventing government project overstated 21.8 billion in claimed savings and could not substantiate some benefits. The audit covered Agriculture Energy NASA programs, noting double counting and offsets from other efforts, while asserting on track to 137 billion in total planned savings.
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