William Kinninger wins third straight Ohio Lottery top prize
Wright Patterson Air Force Base worker William Kinninger of Sidney has won 150000 in three weeks, including 75000 on Thursday. Other winners include Walter Johnson of Toledo, Robert Morrison of Canton, Darlene Maurer of Cuyahoga Falls, and Irene Szynkowski of Toledo along with Lucky Stars prize recipients in Carmel Indiana and surrounding areas. Ohio Lottery numbers: Gold 6 White 85 Blue 109 Extra cash 483014.
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Cleveland
UPI
William Kinninger
Sidney
Kinninger
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Walter Johnson
Toledo
Robert E. Morrison
Canton
Darlene Maurer
Cuyahoga Falls
Irene Szynkowski
Dale Carlson
Carmel
Ind
Walter Dychko
William Jedlicka
Brunswick
Frances Tarvin
Hamilton
Ohio
Weather and life events in The Record for Sept 1 1978
Sunny Saturday with highs around 80 in The Record area. Clear cool night with mid 50s, little precipitation. Sunday and Monday shower chances, generally fair Tuesday with 80s highs and 60s lows. Thursday 79-51, trace precipitation. Sunrise 6 53, sunset 8 01. Marriage license applications list several couples in Norwalk Plymouth Bellevue and South Naples. Births note two newborns from Fisher Titus. Deaths include Albert Reed Jr and Florin Figley and Ford Malson.
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Craig W. Missler
Norwalk
Thre
Tamara L. Deer
Peter H. Clark
Plymouth
Kathy L. Skidmore
Andrew W. Hoover
South Naples
Fla
Mary Lou Buck
Bellevue
Charles B. Halsey
Rosemary Raines
Bruce L. Baker
Green Springs
Rachael Victoria Dodson
James
Sally Burnside
New London
Fisher-Titus
Robert
Lori Starkey
Monroeville
Fisher- Titus
Albert Reed, Jr
Crystal Lake
Illinois
Willard
Florin
Shorty) Figley
Dunedin
Ford Malson
You Know Americans Kin Knowledge Declines Over Generations
A historical note observes rising mobility and family dispersion as Americans today are less connected to relatives. It claims most can name about 30 kin, a decline from grandparent generations, reflecting changing social networks and communication patterns.
Rhodes Campaign Tour Promises Tax Cuts and School Support
Governor James A. Rhodes campaigns across Ohio promising tax cuts without raising taxes while keeping schools open. He unveils a real estate tax credit plan claiming Sandusky County residents would save $7 million over 10 years and pledges an industrial development plan to create jobs.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Joseph Kindred III
Elmore
Fremont Country Club
Richard Hetrick
Fremont
Kindred
Hetrick
Sandusky County
Ohio
Alice Bishop
Milan
Norwalk
Bishop
Thomas L. Yager
Tiffin
Yager
New Riegel
Celeste slams Rhodes tax credit proposal in Ohio race
Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste accuses Gov. James A. Rhodes of political opportunism over a real estate tax credit plan affecting Ohio. He notes Rhodes signed tax increases in 12 years and questions feasibility while Celeste pledges candid talk on costs and promises.
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Celeste
Rhodes
Evacuation of Bikini Island Stirs Bikinians
The hurried evacuation from Bikini to Kili Island and a stop at Kwajalein sparks bitterness among 139 Bikinians. They recall 32 years since atomic tests, leaving behind pigs and lumber and mourning the loss of Bikini as a homeland. Scientists warn cesium 137 and strontium 90 contamination may keep Bikini unsafe 30 to 60 years.
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Bikini
Kili Island
U.S. Missile Base
Kwajalein
Tara Lokebal
Council of
Growers and Migrant Workers Clash in Ohio Strike
In Belmore Ohio angry growers armed with rifles follow migrant workers as a seven day strike widens. A cross burns near a tent city housing about 150 migrants in Putnam County while FLOC demands 30 to 35 cents per hamper for tomatoes and a 60 cent hourly wage rise for truck drivers. Cesar Chavez urged support as harvest stalls and aid flows to the area.
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Belmore
Ohio
UPI
Putnam County
Bob Beutler
Beutler
Ray Santiago
Farm Labor Organizing Committee
Mexico
Santiago
FLOC
Putnam
Henry
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
UFW
30 Year Sentence In Bizarre Plot
Charlotte Durfee 47 was found guilty of conspiring to commit first degree murder for hiring Loren Moore to murder her ex husband with cobra venom to fake a heart attack. Durfee received about 298000 dollars from the 1.8 million estate and faces 30 years in prison. Moore testified against Durfee after pleading no contest to soliciting murder while his own sentence awaits.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Charlotte Durfee
Dane County
Moore
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