Ohio Lottery to switch to five minute televised drawings
The Ohio Lottery will drop its weekly half hour program for a five minute televised drawing of winning numbers. The new drawing starts the first or second Thursday in September with top prize of five thousand dollars and a larger base of smaller prizes, replacing the current 25 thousand dollar top prize and potential 500 thousand dollar maximum. Skylab maneuvers aim to keep the 294 million dollar station in orbit until a shuttle can boost or destroy it.
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Ohio Lottery
Houston
UPS
Skylab
NASA
Madrid
Spain
Columbus man to face aggravated murder charge in Ohio case
Michael Stevens, 20, waived extradition to Ohio on a complaint accusing him of aggravated murder in the July 18 killing and rape of 13 year old Karen Reeves, a neighbor girl. Stevens had previously told a Minneapolis church rector he killed a girl in his hometown.
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UPI
Columbus
Ohio
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Stevens
Karen Reeves
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
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Cincinnati man returns for officer slaying trial in shackles
A 26 year old man Wayne Reed faced trial in Cincinnati for the killing of a police officer. Bond set at 100000 by a Cleveland judge and 500000 by a Hamilton County judge. Reed arrested in suburban east Cleveland boarding house.
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API
Queen City
Cleveland
Richard Brennan
Wayne Reed
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Reed
Weather and Vital Notices From LMC Area
Clear tonight with mid to upper 60s lows and sunny warmth on Wednesday. 30 percent rain today, 10 percent tonight and Wednesday. Winds under 10 mph. Marriage license: Ward and Dickman of Norwalk. Births: Homan of Monroeville. Bollinger of Bellevue. Covert of Tiffin. Death: Mrs E Florine Miller, 57, Willard. A beauty pageant reference appears in a mythic tale about Paris and the golden apple.
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Paris
Troy
Aphrodite
Hera
Athena
Norwalk schools second in NOL turnover amid 17 percent rate
Norwalk City Schools posted 17 percent turnover for 1977-78, second to Bucyrus, with 27 of 165 teachers leaving last year. Superintendent James Rubright said resignations, moves, and maternity leaves accounted for the churn, while salaries and raises are planned. Other NOL districts report varied rates and pay scales.
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Norwalk
Bucyrus
A _ Bucyrus
James Rubright
NOL
Rubright
Bellevue
Sandusky
Shelby
Galion
Willard
Tiffin
Prison Rioters, Helpers Both Get Time
Gov. Busbee plans to reward inmates who saved two guards during a weekend riot that left three dead while promising swift prosecutions for identified killers. He cited earned time for inmates who protected staff and pledged tougher action against those who mutilated a guard and stabbed another prisoner.
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George Busbee
Busbee
Harrison
Foskey
Illinois
James R. Thompson
Pontiac
Stateville
Joliet
Thompson
Hillsboro
Postal firings fail to stop New Jersey California walkouts
Wildcat strikes by nearly 100 postal workers in New Jersey and California continue to disrupt mail as union leaders weigh a nationwide walkout. In New York City area a strike authorization vote could trigger an immediate walkout, potentially fueling a broader nationwide action.
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California
New York City
Moe Biller
New York
Wildcat
Jersey City
N.J
San Francisco
Richmond
Calif
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Jersey City Center
Richmond Center
Los Angeles
Harry Nigro
Postal Service
New York-area
Homeowners Get Tax Break From Ohio Credit Law
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a law providing a state income tax credit for major home improvements this year. The credit is 5 percent of costs, or $65, or the taxpayer liability, whichever is lowest, for improvements over $300 such as new rooms repairs to foundation roof walls windows doors wiring plumbing heating or furnaces.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
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Chuck
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Paul Stafford
Porn King
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U.S. District Court
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Shirley A. Dickman
Roland and
Marie Homan
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus
Mark and
Marta Bollinger
Fisher- Titus
John and
Margaretta Covert
E. Florine Miller
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Upper Sandusky
Dan Harrison
Preston Foskey
Donald C. Brown Jr
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