Cost of living lists Ouagadougou as pricey among world cities
United Nations index shows Ouagadougou at 118, more expensive than New York’s 100 but not the top. Tokyo leads at 162, Kinshasa 161, with Colombo cheapest at about half New York’s level. Washington ranks 77th at 92. omission of Israel noted.
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Kinshasa
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the Hague
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Australia
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Ohio Lottery numbers and political turmoil span UPI briefs
Ohio lottery results list Gold 4 White 66 Blue 808 Win-A-Thon 19805. Carter to sign the 18.6 billion tax cut as pledged after Miami rally. A Covington shopper tricks meat counter with labor pains to hide unpaid rib roast. Energy Dept rules may raise pump prices by a penny after Dec 1 amid slack demand. Gov Rhodes severs ties with County GOP chair Hughes over alleged lottery contract kickbacks. grand jury expected.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Washington
Carter
Miami
Congress
Covington, Ky
Kochino Mason
Covington
Ms. Mason
Newport
Kroger’s
Terry Brady
Energy Department
Department
James A. Rhodes
Cuyahoga County
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Wright State University
Rhodes
Ohio insurer rule requires Medicare policy disclosures
State Insurance Superintendent Harry V. Jump issued a rule effective January 1 1979 mandating disclosures by all agents and companies selling Medicare supplemental policies to protect older Ohioans. The rule seeks full material disclosure and to curb fraud and deception, stating agents are not affiliated with or endorsed by Social Security Medicare or the government. The article also notes the dollar's modest gains against the yen and gold opening at 233.125 an ounce in Zurich, down 25 cents from the prior high.
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Columbus
UPI
Harry V. Jump
Jump
Social Security Administration
Medicare
Frankfurt
Zurich
Weather outlook and births and deaths
Weather considers considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with lows in the mid 30s and highs in the mid 50s. A 10 percent chance of precipitation tonight and Saturday. Births list three newborns: a Greenwich boy for John and Sherry Vanderpool, a Milan girl for Kenneth and Susan Rose, and a Willard girl for Stephen and Darla Betts. Deaths list Mr John Gayheart, 78, Plymouth. Mrs Eliza Harvey, 63, Milan. Mrs Rosa S Bailey, 78, Plymouth.
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Sherry Vanderpool
Greenwich
Fisher-Titus
Kenneth
Susan Rose
Milan
Good Samaritan
Stephen and
Darla Betts
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
John Gayheart
Plymouth
Eliza Harvey
Rosa S. Bailey
Auction Sets Hat Price Record for Napoleon Relic
A 1970 France auction fetched the highest ever price for a hat at 29,471 dollars. The chapeau once worn by Napoleon Bonaparte drew collectors eager for antique headgear with imperial provenance.
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France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Local Girl Killed in Two Vehicle Crash Near Norwalk
A 12 year old Norwalk girl Tammy Jo Burras died from massive internal injuries after a collision of her father Thomas Burras 51 in a westbound pickup on Ohio 113 and Betty Ward 43 of Huron southbound on Ohio 61. Father in guarded condition and Ward in serious condition. Tammy born August 18 1966 in Sandusky lived in Norwalk area a seventh grade student in Western Reserve School District and member of Olena Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements by Heuston Gerber Funeral Home.
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Berlinville
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Ohio 113
Ohio 61
Tammy Jo Burras
Jericho Road
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Joseph Butler
Thomas Burras
Fisher
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Burras
Tammy
Sandusky
Western Reserve
Olena Presbyterian Church
Hartland
Peter Pan Wire Man Plans Towne and Country Flight
Peter Foy, a technical expert renowned for designing flying mechanisms, surveys Towne and Country Theater to wire the cast for the upcoming Peter Pan production and will supervise the first flying rehearsal. His credits include the original Broadway version and several film projects.
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Peter Foy
Towne and Country Theater
Foy
Paul Stafford
Family Finds Help After Hartland House Fire
A Hartland family of six lost their two story home on Scranton and Hartland Center roads after a Wednesday fire discovered after 3 p.m. No injuries were reported. The Hills are staying with relatives in Collins as Verne Weisenberger and Townsend Township volunteers fought the blaze with multiple trucks and pond water. Donations have poured in to clothe the four children and support continues from local organizers including Mrs. Thomas Herner of Norwalk.
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Hartland
Charles Hill
Scranton
Hartland Center
Hill
Roberta
Renee
Tina
Shelly
Carl
Janesville Products
Norwalk
Vern Weisenberger
Townsend Township
Electric Company
Ronald
Pam Day
Collins
Thomas Herner
Hills
Norwalk Safety Forces Split Over Carter Wage Plan
Det Sgt C Fred Lau led a third meeting with Norwalk safety forces rejecting President Carter’s 7 percent wage guideline and pushing a two year 9 percent annual package. City Finance Director Vernis George argued such raises exceed resources while offering broader benefits though promising to reconsider.
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Carter
C. Fred Lau
Safety Forces
Vernis George
George
Lou
Lau
Israel Rejects Settlement Expansion Faces U S Anger
President Carter sent a sharp one page cable to Prime Minister Begin condemning Israel’s settlement expansion in occupied lands. Begin vowed to respond while Egypt weighed recalling negotiators, potentially stalling the peace push. Dayan asserted Israel will remain in the West Bank for good.
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Menachem Begin
Middle East
Egypt
Washington
Israel
U.S
United States
Begin
Moshe Dayan
West Bank
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