Double winner pulls in 50 dollars while relaxing
Patricia Meldonian of West Allis Wisconsin joined the jobless three weeks ago and won $160000 in a state lottery. She and her husband paid ten tickets for a daughter two for herself and learned Monday night that one ticket was worth 100000 dollars. To unwind they went to a church bingo game Friday night and she won an additional 50 dollars.
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WEST ALLIS
Wis
Patricia Meldonian
Zion
Eige ener
Meldonians
Earthquake hits near Mexico City center. no casualties yet
A 6.6 magnitude quake struck south of Mexico City near the Oaxaca coast raising a dust cloud and rattling windows. No serious damage or deaths reported in the capital. further reports from outlying areas awaited.
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MEXICO CITY
Oaxaca
Don Finley
U.S. Geological Survey
National
Golden
Colo
Prime Minister earns praise for abroad trip boosts commerce
A readable clipping praises the prime minister for his recent abroad trip, claiming it improved the climate of commerce. Attributed to Stewart Macieo and others, the note emphasizes a positive impact on trade feel and investor mood amid a late night report.
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Stewart MACIEO
eccesesecervicis
Seven year old Fraser Brais comforts over loss of dog Jinky
A seven year old, Fraser Brais, is comforted by a small playmate's words after the death of his pet dog Jinky. The notice invites readers to contribute notes or memories for the Seen and Heard feature via The Herald at 328 4411 Ext 7.
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Fraser Brais
Jinky
The Herald
OPEC Fails to Resolve Differences in Emergency Meeting
Geneva AP report says OPEC cannot settle key issues threatening oil prices amid a glut. Ministers including Ahmed Yamani and Mohammad Gharazi clash over production and price undercutting as markets react with sharp stock declines in Toronto and New York. Officials discuss trimming the ceiling from 18.5 to 17.5 million bpd amid a global oil glut.
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Swiss
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Manamed Otalban
United Arab Emirates
Iran
Mohammad Gharazi
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Gharazi
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U.S
New York
W. Street
Vienna
Italy sentences 32 to life in Moro case mass trial
An Italian court sentenced 32 defendants to life terms for the 1978 kidnapping and murder of former premier Aldo Moro and related crimes. Four others were acquitted, 27 got lighter sentences, and 23 faced Moro related charges while 40 others faced various crimes. The nine month trial capped a year of anti leftist terrorism actions in Italy.
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Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Moro
Italy
Red Bun
Padua
U.S
James Dozier
Verona
Dozier
Antonio Savasta
Meeting at Bogle's damps down Hutterite expansion issue
Coutts area talks between Hutterites and farmers led by MLA Bob Bogle eased tensions over Hutterite colony growth near Coutts Warner County. Ministers said no new colonies planned east of Coutts, while some residents aim to stop expansion. A draft resolution to end growth may emerge, with further action by Coutts officials expected.
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BRAD TEETER
Herald
COUTTS
Tabor-Warner
Bob Bogle
Milk River
District Chamber of Commerce
Warner County
Paul Wallersheim
Wallersheim
Bob
Plainview Colony
Jacob Waldner
Waldner
Paul Waldner
Jacob
Plainview
Deseret Farms
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Warner
Coutts farmer rancher committee
Coutts Chamber of Commerce
Tom Butler
County Coun
Henry Schoor
Watch helps with arrests in explosives theft probe
British Columbia police arrested five people linked to a terrorist plot after an investigation into the theft of more than a tonne of explosives. Solicitor General Robert Kaplan announced the arrests at Georgian College in Barrie. Two women and three men were charged in Vancouver on a range of offences including the $4.5 million scheme.
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BARRIE, Ont
British Columbia
Robert Kaplan
Kaplan
Georgian College
Barrie
Vancouver
Poona oe
Freezers jammed with illegal meat near Claresholm
Winter Wildlife officers seize meat from illegally-shot animals pushing freezers full. Jack Braden says hunters facing provincial court weigh fines averaging 600 to 700 dollars and potential loss of guns. Several tons of game are forfeited to the Crown. Meat held in cold storage until court results. One Claresholm freezer remains packed with deer elk moose bear and cougar carcasses.
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LEE HART
Claresholm
Jack Braden
Cosmos 1402 satellite burns up over Indian Ocean
U S and British-ruled Diego Garcia base watch as Cosmos 1402, a Soviet nuclear powered spy satellite, re enters the atmosphere over the Indian Ocean and its main section likely burns up. A fuel bar remains in orbit with re entry expected between Feb 7 and Feb 13.
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Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
U.S. Defence Department
United States
U.S
Richard Wagner
Pentagon
Wagner
Defence
Caspar Weinberger
Canada
Northwest Territories
Soviet Union
Earth
outer space
View From The Top At U Of L Skating Party
Two year old Jeffrey Parker balances on his father Doug's shoulders during the University of Lethbridge skating party at Sportpex. Sister Deanne watches from a lower level as staff faculty students and families enjoy the event. Afterward the U of L professors hockey team beat Lethbridge Community College faculty 8 3.
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Jeffrey Parker
dad Doug
University of Lethbridge
Deanne
U of L
Lethbridge Community College
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