Ohio Lottery Numbers And Rhodes Budget Risks
Top of the News Ohio lottery numbers show 039 winning $20 in any box while 412 and 639 in green and blue win $500. A 412 639 green box pair enters a $300,000 drawing and a $15,000 automatic prize. Gov. Rhodes warns June vote on his four point plan could double state income tax if rejected and urges June ballots for $4.14 billion bonds and two constitutional amendments.
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Martin Luther King Holiday Is Debated
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to designate the third Monday in January as Martin Luther King Day despite objections comparing the holiday to Columbus and Jesus. The measure sailed 24 to 5 toward House approval.
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Rail cars hold 340 tons of chlorine sunk in Strait of Georgia
About 340 tons of liquid chlorine aboard four rail cars sank on a 168 foot barge in the Strait of Georgia. Canadian and U.S. authorities search the waters fearing a rupture, with no gas detected to date. Evacuation concerns loom for Texada Island and Powell River communities in the search area.
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OSU Wins Waugh OU Gets Tyson
Norwalk High School state championsTom Waugh will play football for Ohio State and Scott Tyson for Ohio University both signing letters of intent to attend this fall. Each receives a full one year renewable scholarship covering tuition board books and fees. Waughs choice came after visits to Northwestern Michigan State Purdue Toledo Bowling Green and others with Woody Hayes directing the Buckeyes recruiting. Tyson chose Ohio University citing recruiter sincerity and proximity to home while planning pre veterinary medicine and possible transfer to OSU later. Both scholarships valued around 12000 per year over four years.
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GM recalls 820 workers at two plants to meet demand
General Motors will recall 820 workers next week at two plants. The Buick Division in Flint will bring back 120 hourly workers from indefinite layoff at the V-6 engine plant as demand for engines rises. The plant workforce had fallen from 2,000 to 1,500 since last September.
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Egypt protests plan for aircraft plant in east Jerusalem
Egypt today condemned Israel for plans to build a $10 million aircraft plant in annexed east Jerusalem calling it aggression that could jeopardize prospects for peace in the Middle East.
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Weather Tonight and Friday Outlook with Light Precipitation
A clear night with a low in the mid 20s gives way to a warm Friday in the 40s with near zero precipitation. South winds 8 to 15 mph tonight. Wednesday temperatures 38 to 28 with trace total precipitation. Births record a Sandusky newborn boy and a Willard area girl. Death notes Ralph G. Rex Sr., 80, of Willard.
Ohio voters weigh price control and MLK holiday
A Michigan bill to ban price hikes on shelf stock draws mixed opinion in Ohio. Voters are urged to call in by midnight to vote yes on a MLK holiday proposal or no, with listed phone lines for each stance.
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Norwalk Preview Festival theme defined for Memorial Day weekend
The Norwalk festival committee announced a Norwalk Preview Festival for Memorial Day weekend to showcase other Ohio festivals. Booths will promote events, with outside groups after March 15. Funds are sought from local groups as a one shot, aiming for self support after this year. The Firelands club will sponsor a town knowledge queen contest in May.
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Flyers Slip to Seventh in Class A Rating
The Norwalk St Paul Flyers finish seventh in the final United Press International Class A high school ratings with a 17 1 record. Mansfield St Peter's captured the Class A title by seven votes over Canal Winchester. Minster, Lordstown, Pettisville, Sebring, St Paul, Upper Scioto Valley, Anna, Lorain Clearview and Hanman Trace also ranked. Canton McKinley won Class AAA and Middletown took Class AA honors.
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FBI Seizes Bootleg Movies Tied to Piracy Ring
FBI agents and police raided Picsonic Reproductions Corp in midtown seizing 516 pirate films including The Towering Inferno Deep Throat Earthquake and Godfather II. Owner Sol Winker 57 arrested on copyright violation charges as syndicate links to organized crime emerge. Hotels in the Carolinas and Florida displayed copies via closed circuit TV for 2 to 3 dollar fees.
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