No Powerball Jackpot Night Draw In Iowa
Iowa reported no Powerball jackpot winner as no ticket matched all six numbers in Des Moines on Wednesday. The record shows an estimated 69 million dollar prize for Saturday after this 59.7 million payout. Eleven players matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball, earning 100000 each, with tickets sold in Arizona Connecticut Delaware Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Minnesota and Rhode Island.
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Stolen Romanian Artwork Recovered in Florida
The U S Customs Service announced the recovery of one of four historic Romanian paintings stolen from Romania about 30 years ago and valued up to 1.2 million dollars. The central figure in the theft traces to a Gypsy woman identified only as Lani, with eight paintings stolen in 1968 during Romania’s police state. Four of the works later surfaced in the United States via a Romanian national who fled abroad. The recovered piece will be returned to the Romanian president next week.
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Police switch to hollow-point bullets in New York City
Police Commissioner Howard Safir announces a shift to hollow point bullets for New York City officers within two months. The bullets expand on impact, reducing ricochet risk to bystanders, though they may be more lethal to targets. About 10,000 officers nationwide have used them since 1990.
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Slain Marine flier Maj Gen Marion Carl buried at Arlington
Mourners gathered in Arlington as Maj Gen Marion Carl, 82, the Marine Corps first flying ace with 18 World War II kills, U-2 over China, and Vietnam service, was laid to rest after a missing-man flyover. His wife Edna received the flag as Marines observed a 21-gun salute at the grave.
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Pension agency hunts for unclaimed pension money
The PBGC is locating about 7,200 Americans owed money from former employers' pension plans. Since expanding online searches, nearly 1,400 people have been found, totaling over 4 million dollars. California leads with about 1,597 cases. The agency posts the list online at pbgc.gov for claimants to verify and receive checks within weeks after identity confirmation.
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Sealed Paula Jones case stays gagged by judge
U S District Judge Susan Webber Wright extended the secrecy order in Paula Jones sexual harassment suit against President Clinton. The order delays opening the file indefinitely, allowing appeals before any documents are released, while Clinton argues against unsealing given potential leaks and profit motives. Justice now hinges on further rulings and objections from both sides as media groups push for unsealed records.
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