The Name Game Cash Prizes Explained
The Name Game offers $12,000 in cash prizes with 11 weekly winners from July 11 to September 4. A top prize of $1,000 goes to the first drawn name, plus $50 to the next ten, with six letters published on Sundays and Mondays and four letters daily Tuesday through Saturday.
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Sanday
Nan Bandy Gander Saints
John Aniersina
Satin SeudnHy
Bill
Willan
Nate
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Cnet
Gary Dusaitan
San Antonio
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Federal Probe Begun Over AMA Mail Rate Fraud
The Justice Department opened a criminal probe into reports that the American Medical Association used falsified records to reduce postage for its Journal and other publications. A mysterious informant, named Sure Throat, claims to be a former AMA staffer and has mailed purported internal documents to newspapers and officials. The Postal Service and DOJ say the inquiry continues, with documents alleging underpaid postage and possible penalties of up to 450000 dollars.
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UPI
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American Medical Association
John Russell
Sure Throat
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Lee M. Mitchell
Chicago
Official Entry Form Postmark Deadline Set
Official entry form notice states the postmark deadline is midnight Monday August 16. It urges participants to submit by the due date, noting required details and completion steps for eligibility.
The Name Game rules and entry details
A noisy, OCR heavy passage outlines The Name Game procedures from the San Antonio Light. It describes how to form names through letter matching, weekly prompts, entry guidelines, postmark deadlines, and prize rules, including a $1000 prize and submission methods to the San Antonio Light.
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Weinissi
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San Antunes Gage
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San Aptant Light
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