Capaci win makes Powerball history in Wisconsin
Frank Capaci and his wife Shirley from Illinois won a record 195 million in Powerball, choosing a 104.3 million lump sum. After the validation in Wisconsin, they planned a quiet public announcement in Pell Lake. Neighbors describe a middle class street celebrating a life changing moment.
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Wis
Frankie
Capaci
Shirley
Wisconsin
Poplar Creek Golf Course
Streamwood
Ill
Wisconsin Lottery
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Don Walsh
Shirley Capaci
Harley
Pell Lake
Walsh
Bill’s
Bartlett
Patrice Prato
Illinois
Illinois State Line
Brian Capaci
Frank Capaci
Computer Associates chief Wang gains large stock payoff
Charles Wang leads as Computer Associates chief executive to receive about 669.8 million in stock as part of a 1.2 billion executive package after stock hit a target price for 60 days. The payout tops Eisner and Milken, despite questions about executive pay amid stock gains and market shifts.
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Computer Associates
Charles Wang
Disney
Michael Eisner
Michael Milken
Wang
Walt Disney Co
Eisner
Milken
Islandia
N.Y
Graef Crystal
Crystal
Com
Pany
Standard & Poor
Snowbound Memorial Day Campgrounds Hit Sequoia Lassen Yosemite
Snow keeps Sequoia and Lassen campgrounds limited as Memorial Day crowds arrive in California. High country snowpack remains heavy with 4 500 foot elevations showing extensive snow cover and roofs collapsed in places. Tioga Pass Road at Yosemite will not reopen until mid to late June delaying the summer season.
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Sequoia National Park
Calif
Sierra Nevada
California
Sequoia
Lassen
Sierra
Jeff Pierce
Palos Verdes
Pierce
New York
General Sherman
Marina del Rey
Brian Hart
Rob van den Dobbelsteen
Truus
Holland
Death Valley
Europe
Mike Tollefson
Marilyn Parris
Lassen Volca
Nic National Park
Yosemite
National Park System
Tioga Pass
California-Nevada
NASA delays space station start to end of year
NASA proposed delaying the first space station construction again citing Russia's funding problems. If approved, a Russian rocket would lift the motion control chamber on November 20, followed by Endeavour on December 3 for the connecting passageway, with the service module due in spring 1999 and a first permanent crew by next summer.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Russia
Debra Rahn
Russian Space Agency
Space Station
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