Powerball Jackpot Grows After No Six-Number Match
Powerball drawing left no top prize winner with numbers 13 14 28 35 38 and Powerball 9. The $21 million jackpot rolls to an estimated $25 million for Wednesday. Nine players matched five numbers but not the Powerball to win $100 000 each, including two in Minnesota and West Virginia and one each in Arizona Kentucky Nebraska New Hampshire and Oregon.
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Kentucky
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Oregon
Toddler Drives Family Car in Ill Advised Spin
A 3 year old slipped from his home into a four door sedan and started the engine. He rolled through two intersections before hitting a curb and fence, stopping three blocks away. No one was hurt and he was returned home. Police say no ticket. The incident shows a child briefly driving a car.
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Abraham Mungia
Corpus Christi
Gene Frobish
Abraham
Frobish
A.cookie
Hurricanes Ravage North Carolina Leaves Towns Devastated
Hurricane Fran battered coastal North Carolina and swamped inland Raleigh with floods and outages. At least 29 dead nationwide, 17 in NC, while 596000 customers lacked power. Residents scavenged ice and water as crews cleared debris and 60 Topsail Island search teams hunted five missing.
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B.C
Linda Daigle
Fran
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Virginia
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Abington
Topsail Island
Jackson Edward Griffin
Crabtree Creek
North Topsail Beach
Tom Hegele
Glenn Sasser
Surf City
Winn-Dixie
Tobacco lobby spends millions to block curbs on smoking
Washington reports show tobacco related companies spent more than 15 million dollars in the first half of 1996 to thwart curbs on teenage smoking raise taxes and restrict advertising. Philip Morris led with 11.3 million while other firms also filed midyear disclosures.
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Washington
Philip Morris
Congress
White House
Kraft Foods
Thomas Lauria
The
Tobacco Institute
Escape route map tied to Oklahoma City bombing found
A hand drawn escape map leading from the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was found in Terry Nichols' trash in Kansas after his arrest. The document, linked to the Murrah site, YMCA and Regency Tower, aligns with charges against Nichols and Timothy McVeigh for the 1995 bombing that killed 168 and wounded hundreds.
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Terry Nichols
FBI
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
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Herington
Kan
Daily
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The
Murrah Building
Regency Tower
YMCA
Murrah
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Kansas
Gangsta rapper in critical condition after shooting
Las Vegas rapper Tupac Shakur was critically wounded in a late Saturday car ambush near the Las Vegas Strip. He rode as a passenger in a five car convoy with Suge Knight when a white Cadillac opened fire, Shakur hit multiple times while Knight was grazed. Police had no arrests and offered few details on suspects.
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Tupac Shakur
Shakur
Marion “Suge” Knight
Death Row Records
Knight
Greg McCurdy
McCurdy
Compton
Calif
California
Marin County
Atlanta
Michigan
New York
Record
Marion Knight
Irons survives second crash amid Cardiff horse trailer incident
Oscar winning actor Jeremy Irons aged 46 escaped major injury in a head on collision near Thame with two people hospitalized. The crash comes days after a separate accident in Wales while Irons towed a horse trailer with his wife Sinead Cusack and their children. Police said the bend road has seen three fatal accidents in recent years.
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Michael Pertschuk
Advocacy Institute
Pertschuk
Clinton
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
London
Jeremy Irons
Irons
Claus von Bulow
Sinead Cusack
Sam
Max
Cardiff
Wales
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