New Ohio Lottery Numbers and Winning Color Green
Ohio lottery results show Pot O Gold numbers 219 957 72857 and Double Play 896 30519 plus six digit 272716. Interior report on Gulf Coast gas probes hints possible withholding of gas behind five fields and reduced flow since 1974.
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Ohio
Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Louisiana
Cleveland to feature city story in Forbes June issue
The city will run a special advertising section in Forbes on June 15 with national distribution of 650 000. Mayor Ralph J Perk urged positive city branding while pages sell at 9400 dollars for black and white plus 1700 dollars per page for a premium. James Dunne noted the premium offsets editorial costs. A separate GAO report says Americans largely ignore the 55 mph limit, undermanned police focus on blatant violators.
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Cleveland
UPI
Forbes Magazine
Ralph J. Perk
James Dunne
Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
FBI report finds James Earl Ray acted alone in King assassination
The Justice Department released a 201 page FBI investigation concluding James Earl Ray acted alone in the 1968 killing of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and found no evidence linking any conspirators to Ray, despite his claims.
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UPI
FBI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Justice Department
Ray
Weather and notices from Fon The Record February 18 1977
Cloudy with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Lows near 20. Saturday highs in the low 30s. 30 percent precip probability. Winds southerly to southeasterly then westerly. Marriage licenses issued for Vanderpool and Figley Moore. Births: Fogg twins and Schaeffer boy. Deaths: Burton Killough Bowers Daniels Beebe.
Opinion Line asks if tax timing helps finances this year
Readers answer whether delaying payment of real estate taxes to May gives a financial lift and if federal tax law changes affect filing a personal return. Vote options call 668 8544 or 668 8345, voting ends at midnight.
CIA Paid Hussein Millions, Post Reports
Washington Post reports Jordan's King Hussein received about 750000 dollars from the CIA last year and as much as millions over two decades. The payments funded informants and intelligence, enabling CIA activity in Jordan during five presidential administrations.
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UPI
Jordan
Hussein
CIA
Washington Post
Carter
Post
White House
CIA Today
Adm
Stanfield Turner
Middle East
Israel
Ford
Cyrus Vance
Beirut
Lebanon
Vance
Watergate
Bob Woodward
United States
Gould Seeks Direct Electric Supply From Edison
Gould, Inc. seeks to buy electricity directly from Ohio Edison to cut costs for Milan. Since November 1974 Milan overcharged Gould about 216000 dollars on monthly bills. Gould asks repayment with 6 percent interest. Village officials blame a faulty meter corrected by Edison in January and consider suing maker General Electric for the interest.
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David Ray Milan
Gould, Inc
Ohio Edison
Edison
Gould
Milan
General Electric
Lucille Knallay
Board of Public Affairs and Milan Council
Ohio Edison Direct
Mrs. Knallay
Thomas Swint
George Fitzpatrick
A. N. Gorant
Bay
Electric
Gorant
Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick
Life Without Father Life Story From a Coach's Wife
Diane Wasiniak describes life with St. Paul basketball coach Mike Wasiniak. She chronicles his long hours, juggling teaching, coaching, scouting, church duties, and volunteering as a fireman while supporting a struggling Flyer varsity team. The piece highlights family routines, humor, and her belief in his dedication and future success.
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Don Hohler
Diane Wasiniak
St. Paul
Mike Wasiniak
Flyer
Wasiniak
Gaumont
Robbie
Mike
Men's Association
Church Council
Diane
Rec Center
Monroeville
Norwalk
Bowling Green University
Auditor Sells Suits From Brooklyn City Hall
Deputy State Auditor Louis D. Laurenti sold men s suits from an off duty office display at Brooklyn City Hall while reviewing municipal finances. The Plain Dealer reported he delivered at least one suit during office hours and sold other suits previously, with city staff citing concern over his authority to stop the sales.
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Brooklyn
Ohio
UPI
Louis D. Laurenti
Brooklyn City Hall
Laurenti
William F. Hart
the Plain Dealer
City Hall
Norwalk Tonight Basketball at Norwalk High and Film Show
St Paul faces Edison in a basketball doubleheader at Norwalk High School auditorium with the junior varsity at 6 45. A Walt Disney film No Deposit No Return screens at 8 at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.
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St. Paul
Edison
Norwalk High School
Towne and Country Regional Art Center
Bank Holds Mine Labeled Bank Robber Wins Funds Contested
Willis Warren, a former bank robber now freed, sued to withdraw $1005 from his First National Bank of Homestead account opened five years earlier with $150. The bank retained the funds claiming a court order, citing Warren’s prior robbery and sentence. The Dade County judge ruled the bank could keep the sum.
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Miami
UPI
Willis Warren
First National Bank of Homestead
Warren
Willie James McGory
Jimmy Strong
Ohio
Allan Knight
Dade County
Rhea Grossman
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Casey) Fogg
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