Powerball Jackpot Not Won As Door Opened For Wednesday
Des Moines reports no ticket matched all six numbers Saturday night to win the 12 million dollar Powerball jackpot. An estimated 14 million dollar prize awaits Wednesday. Eight tickets matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball, each winning 100 000 dollars. Tickets were sold in Missouri Nebraska Mexico Rhode Island Wisconsin and West Virginia.
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Nixon Kennedy clash over Brown victory described in 1962 tape
The San Francisco Examiner reports a taped call after Edmund G. Brown's 1962 California governor win in which Kennedy ridiculed Nixon as nuts and psycho. Nixon later told reporters he might be psycho yet remained an able man. Brown suggested Nixon's political future in California with his farewell speech. six years later Nixon won California in his presidential bid against Humphrey.
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California Gasoline Prices Fall Toward Bottom
A Sunday Lundberg Survey indicates U S retail gasoline prices average 1 047 per gallon across grades and taxes, down 2 64 cents from two weeks prior. Regular self serve stations dip below 1, with price wars pushing some areas to under 80 cents per gallon.
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Witness to history recalls Pearl Harbor aftermath from childhood
A Hawaii resident recalls Dec 7 1941 as a six year old in Lunalilo Elementary witnessing the shock of war. He describes blackout darkness, radio secrecy, a shell destroying his school, air raid drills, rationing, the unfinished house near Moiliili Field, martial law, back yard shelters, and local aircraft such as P-40s P-47s and P-38s with frequent military presence and mutual waves with service members.
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Oil spill ruins Barrie home and adds to woes
In Tacoma Washington Steve and Christy Barrie faced an eight inch oil spill in their basement after a delivery man filled their basement tank by mistake while they used natural gas. Star Ice & Fuel Co. accepts liability and faces a $1000 fine for unnotified spill and unlawful discharge into state water. Steve Barrie was also laid off from Boeing Co.
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Two-story outhouse draws visitors to Gays Illinois
In Gays Illinois a two story outhouse built in 1869 by Samuel Gamill remains a local landmark now restored and stand ing freely in a park. The hidden design features two floors with separate holes and a lock to deter visitors while curious travelers stop to photograph the oddity.
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