Ohio Lottery Ticket Design For August Sale
Ohio Lottery tickets on sale August 12 feature a five box layout with three numbers per box totaling 15 numbers. The first drawing is scheduled for August 22 and a UPI telephoto image shows the new ticket.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1974
Page
1
Ohio Lottery tickets on sale August 12 feature a five box layout with three numbers per box totaling 15 numbers. The first drawing is scheduled for August 22 and a UPI telephoto image shows the new ticket.
The American Medical Association urged states to pass laws enabling medical societies to suspend or revoke a physician's license for alcoholism drug dependence or mental illness. Current law often requires a formal complaint before action by licensing boards.
The Agriculture Department issues a Food Marketing Alert for July noting beef supplies will stay large and moderately above last year. Pork output will dip from June but rise above July 1973 levels. Turkey supplies hit record highs and broiler chicken production remains just above a year earlier.
Industry Week reports most 1965 strike activity involves contracts for under 1000 workers with total expirations reaching about 10 million workers by year end. In early June 523 Mediation and Conciliation cases affected 308,600 workers, but only 41 involved more than 1000 workers. Prime Minister Wilson disclosed a Nevada underground nuclear test weeks ago to bolster Britain's deterrent, pledging no near term tests.
Stanton T. Friedman a nuclear physicist at a Akron weekend symposium argues the government covers up extraterrestrial visits. He predicts life in the universe will be proven around July 4 1976 based on Mars lander data the same date marking America’s 200th anniversary.
Partly sunny and cool today with highs in the 60s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tonight mostly clear with lows in the 40s. Tuesday mainly sunny with highs 65 to 70. Marriage license applications listed for several couples in Bellevue Norwalk Wakeman and Willard. Births and deaths noted for local residents including adults and newborns.
Ohio Lottery Commission releases rules for a new game starting Aug with 25 000 players eligible to win 20 to 300 000 weekly by matching numbers. Draws occur Thursdays with a three digit single number and double three digit number. prizes include 20 up to 1 million in the millionaire drawing and up to 300 000 in the Buckeye 300.
Huron County prosecutor William W. Owens laments not receiving an invitation to a reception for Gov. John J. Gilligan ahead of a town meeting at the Huron County Administration Building. Mayor Wayne Goodsite defends the short guest list citing time limits and non political aims.
Huron County commissioners approved annexation of Dunn property and four nearby parcels for Norwalk city utilities by a 2 to 1 vote with Chairman Smith opposing. The plan faced strong opposition from the Huron Farm Bureau Cooperative Association and the Regional Planning Commission. A public hearing was adjourned without a decision.
Police Chief L C Hilson recommends Sgt. James E. Martin be suspended for an accidental discharge of his revolver on June 16. A hearing before Safety Service Director Herbert Krogh will determine final action, with Mayor Goodsite noting Krogh has authority to modify the recommendation.
Huron County Commissioner Donald Robertson of rural Norwalk will enter the Cleveland Clinic Tuesday for open heart surgery to correct a blockage causing the heart to work harder. The procedure includes replacing part of a neck blood vessel with a graft from his leg after a February hospitalization for an apparent heart attack.
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