Powerball crowds flood Connecticut border towns
In Greenwich and nearby towns crowds gathered for the $250 million Powerball drawing. Connecticut Rhode Island and New Hampshire host the game attracting out of state buyers. Nick Kurji stopped selling tickets after threats and chaos outside his store. Troopers kept order while lines stretched up to 10 hours and drivers abandoned cars on highways.
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Pam Olsey
Wilmington
Del
News firms file brief in Lunden tabloid libel suit
Six major news groups urge New York high court to reverse an appellate ruling that Michael Krauss is not a public figure in a $2 million suit against The Globe. They warn the decision shifts libel standards and endangers press protections.
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New York
Joan Lunden
State Supreme Court
Michael Krauss
The
Globe
Krauss
Richard N. Winfield
Daily News L.P
Dow Jones & Co., Inc
Hearst Corp
Newsweek, Inc
Time Inc
Ameritechnet blocks AOL spam to protect inboxes
Ameritech net delayed incoming mail from America Online to curb junk messages after AOL bounced millions of spam emails using Ameritech.net addresses. Spokesman Rob Lanesey said delays were partial and brief, with some AOL messages held between 3 am and 5 am on one day last week.
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America
New York
Ameritech.net
AOL
Rob Lanesey
Lanesey
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