Delaware pays winners in canceled football lottery decision
Delaware lottery officials will pay winners of the canceled Touchdown II football lottery after the state attorney general advised against the cancellation. Lottery director Peter M. Simmons said the AG, Richard Weir Jr., directed rescinding the cancellation, though Simmons maintained the action aimed to protect bettors from potentially influential newspaper reports. The reports suggested Delaware’s betting lines were far off Las Vegas estimates, sparking the cancellation announcement.
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Ballet closed by musician strike
A musician strike by Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians forced the New York City Ballet to suspend the remainder of its 1976 season. The Nutcracker Suite and other works are canceled as talks seek a $75 weekly raise to $400 over three years and a 40 week annual guarantee, with a six day work week requested. A spokesman said the season could resume if an agreement is reached.
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