Ohio Lottery four instant game bets on luck and life prize
Ohio Lottery launches its fourth instant game with $1 bets offering $2 to $10,000 on the spot and up to $1 million for luckier players. Losing tickets can enter a weekly TV jackpot for autos and appliances, with a grand prize of $1,000 a week for life. In Columbus, Sen. Meshel says pay raises for top officials will be seriously considered, with a recommended governor’s pay rise to $65,000 and other state official salaries boosted.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Lottery
Meshel
Coal conflict may hinder US energy plans says PSU professor
University Park Pa Dr Richard L Gordon of Pennsylvania State University warns that a clash between coal production goals and environmental limits could stall the coal industry and raise future energy costs. He cites restrictions on use and production and doubts the Carter tax subsidy plan to boost coal use.
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University Park
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
Richard L. Gordon
Gordon
Carter
Soviet gas field to boost USSR export power
The Oil and Gas Journal reports that a giant Arctic Circle gas field will lift Soviet gas production to record highs. Western Siberia operations and the Urengoiskoye field in Tyumen Province are slated to drive growth, helping the USSR aims to become the world’s largest natural gas exporter by 1979 80.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Arctic Circle
Soviet Union
Oil and Gas Journal
U.S.S.R
Siberia
Tyumen
Urengoiskoye
California theater owner jailed for obscenity and viewing order
Vincent Miranda, owner of the Pussycat Theater chain, was sentenced to four hours weekly of viewing all his sex films and write court reviews as part of an obscenity conviction. He received one day in jail, a $1,250 fine, and three years probation for showing Sex Freaks four years ago, and plans to appeal.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Don van Luren
Vincent Miranda
Miranda
Pussycat Theater
Weather Summary and Local Life Events May 22 1978
Partly cloudy and not as chilly tonight with lows near 50. Tuesday shows variable clouds and a 10 to 40 percent chance of afternoon showers with highs in the lower to middle 70s. Sunrise 6 03, sunset 8 46. Marriage license notices list multiple couples from Port Clinton Norwalk Collins Wakeman Monroeville and Ravenna with occupations. Births deaths and a local note on butterfly protection in Pacific Grove California conclude the brief.
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Gary W. Matthews
Port Clinton
Julie A. Cox
Norwalk
Dennis L. Schafer
Collins
Ann E. Clause
Robert A. McConeghy
Wakeman
Mary T. Rosecrans
Martin L. Williams
Pauline R. Bender
Akron
Michael J. Sitterly
Monroeville
Jill K. Meyer
Roger L. Wetzel
Vickie E. Campbell
Clarksfield
Ind
Joseph M. Satania, Jr
Bellevue
Ratgnn Hazelback
Robert D. Moser, Jr
Greenwich
Esther M. Hanson
Willard
Irving F. Boyd
Ceramic
Anna R. Reed
Scott E. Hunter
Ravenna
Jessica M. Harger
Ronald
Linda Handley
New London
Raymond
Sandra Hanson
Willard Area Hospital
Norwalk Grapplers Host South Korean Freestyle Duel
South Korean senior wrestlers meet an area all star squad in a Tuesday Norwalk Junior High dual freestyle match. Ohio Wrestling Officials Association sponsors the 7 p.m. event with local dignitaries and Norwalk High students hosting the delegation during a two day series including Cedar Point and a Vermilion High School match. Tickets at the door are $1 for students and $2 for adults.
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Norwalk
Ohio Wrestling Officials Association
Kyung-Dae Ha
Korean Olympic Committee
Korean Amateur Sports Association
Norwalk High
Cedar Point
Vermilion High School
Matt Missey
Bobb Evans
Bill
Chris Bouck
Mike Roth
Tim Gilmore
Willard
Scott Cambra
Jerry Boos
Huron
Kirk Wyatt
Sandusky
Phil McCartney
Dennis Corrigan
Wayne Goodsite
Leaders Meet On Disarmament at U N Special Session
World leaders gather in New York for a United Nations General Assembly special session aimed at halting the escalating arms race. Key figures include U S Vice President Mondale and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, with other heads of state and ministers attending. The opening will set a program for global disarmament while Waldheim notes military spending rivals health and education amid mass undernourishment.
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United Nations
UPI
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Walter Mondale
U.S
Assembly
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
France
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
James Callaghan
Britain
Morarji Desai
India
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Jack Lynch
Ireland
Odvar Nordly
Norway
Tjorbjorn Falldin
Sweden
Anker Joergensen
Denmark
Bulent Ecevit
Turkey
General Assembly
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
The
White Water Peril on the Cossatot River
The Cossatot River in Arkansas’s Ouachita Mountains tests white water enthusiasts with the notorious Washing Machine chute. Stevie Day, 15, from Fayetteville braces in a kayak while canoeist David Hunter becomes trapped in a whirlpool as friends attempt a lifeline. Hunter surfaces and sinks multiple times before diving to the river bottom to push off a rock and free himself.
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Ouachita Mountains
Arkansas
Stevie Day
Fayetteville
Ark
David Hunter
Hunter
Berkowitz Refuses Sentencing In Son of Sam Case
David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam killer, shuns sentencing for six related murders. He demanded a meeting with his lawyers just before a scheduled appearance at Brooklyn Supreme Court, prompting a confidential conference with Justice Joseph Corso.
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New York
UPS
Sam
David Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Brooklyn Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Joseph Corso
Corso
Bronx
Mario Merola
Queens
Kings County Hospital
Man's Body Found In Huron River
The body of John Norsel, 54, of Cleveland was pulled from the Huron River Sunday just north of Huron. Vermilion men found the body and authorities released no further details.
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Huron River
Huron, Ohio
UPI
John Norsel
Cleveland
Huron
Gould Workers Return To Jobs After Union Ratifies Deal
Local 59 of the Mechanics Education Society of America voted 198 to 93 to return to work beginning with the second shift. The package raises hourly wages by 65 52 and 50 cents over three years and adds sick and accident benefits of 120 125 and 135 dollars. Floating holidays start this year with July 3 plus Christmas holidays. Blue Cross premiums reimbursed and life insurance increased to 10 000 dollars. Pension benefits were also boosted after 314 members walked out at midnight April 30.
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Milan
The
Mechanics Education Society of America
Norwalk
Thomas Beatty
Shop
Blue Cross
Sadat Wins Wide Vote To Purge Opponents In Egypt
Egypt's President Anwar Sadat secured a 98.3 percent yes vote in a national referendum on a political crackdown. Turnout neared 11 million, with plans to suspend the leftist Khaled Mohieddin faction and purge New Wafd leaders. State media reported 20 Communists arrested amid the drive to isolate ideologies contradicting revealed religion.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Mohammed Nabawi Ismail
Sadat
Wafd
Khaled Mohieddin
Farouk
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Kyung Young
Kim
Young Hwan
Paul Stafford
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