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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1993

Page

3

Richest lottery ticket sold in Fond du Lac Wis

A single Powerball ticket sold at Sentry Food Store South in Fond du Lac Wisconsin matched all numbers for a 110 million dollar prize. Officials awaited the winner or winners to come forward as about 68 million tickets were sold nationwide.

Fond DU Lac Wis U.S Wisconsin Steve Madsen Wisconsin Lottery Sentry Food Store Mary Whitty Madsen Milwaukee Lake Winnebago Sheelah Ryan Winter Springs Fla Chuck Strutt Des Moines Washington, D.C Kristin James Calvin Morgan Pittsburgh Minnesota

Landowner to fight relocation of trail in Maryland

Sara Jane Ridenour vows to resist a proposed Appalachian Trail realignment that would take part of her 124 acre farm near Smithsburg Md. State officials aim to move the crossing at Md 77, with three landowners facing eminent domain and a court fight looming if negotiations fail.

Smithsburg Sara Jane Ridenour MD. 77 Mr. Finch Finch Mrs. Ridenour Supreme Court Ms. Manown

First woman Air Force fighter pilot completes seven weeks training

1st Lt Jeannie Flynn wraps up seven weeks of training to become the Air Force’s first female fighter pilot. She heads to water survival training in Florida before seven months at Luke AFB to learn the F-15E Strike Eagle, amid media attention.

Holloman Air Force Base N.M Jeannie Flynn Air Force Flynn Florida Luke Air Force Base Arizona

Bear attack and a defiant activist clash across two tales

In Shasta Lake California a 560 pound black bear drooled on a sleeping man at 2 30 am then swatted him leaving a deep gash as he lay still watching the bear. In Las Vegas California activist Rick Springer failed to surrender for a 120 day sentence after jostling President Reagan on stage during a 1992 NAB convention.

Los Angeles San Francisco Gian Luigi Ferri Ferri Mojave Desert Redding Calif David Semenero Shasta Lake Mr. Semenero Las Vegas Reagan Rick Springer California Shasta County John Ham U.S Springer National Association of Broadcasters

Kennedy to flee Manhattan DA office amid rumors on future

John F Kennedy Jr plans to leave the Manhattan district attorney’s office after finishing his current cases which could take weeks. The 32 year old declined to comment and rumors link him to a Labor Department job or studies at the Kennedy School in Cambridge Massachusetts. Whitney Houston opens tour late and dismisses an autograph seeker drawing boos from fans.

Manhattan John F. Kennedy Jr District Attorney’s Office Mr. Kennedy District Attorney's Office The Daily News Labor Department Newsweek John F. Kennedy School of Government Cambridge Mass Houston Whitney Houston Ms. Houston

Ginsburg Seen As Pro Media Justice In Libel View

Washington AP reports Supreme Court nominee Ruth Bader Ginsburg warned against treating media protections in libel cases as mythical. As a DC Circuit judge she urged openness, citing FOIA and public land records rulings while stressing jurors and trial judges must uphold clear media rights.

Washington Supreme Court Ruth Bader Ginsburg Ginsburg Senate High Court Byron White Jane Kirtley Reporters’ Committee For Freedom of the Press Ms. Kirtley Rodney Smolla College of William & Mary U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia John Jenrette Abscam FBI Jenrette Rowland Evans Robert Novak Bureau of Land Management Kirtley

Envoy warns Bosnia war may worsen without settlement soon

UN envoy Thorvald Stoltenberg and Lord Owen warned that Bosnia's war could intensify this month without a settlement. They meet President Slobodan Milosevic as Bosnian Serbs threaten renewed pressure if partition is not accepted by July 20.

Bosnia Belgrade Yugoslavia U.N Thorvald Stoltenberg Lord Owen European Community Slobodan Milosevic Serbia Stoltenberg

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