Quinn predicts New York lottery revival by mid summer
John D. Quinn, named to lead New York lottery, forecasts a revamped game ready by mid to late summer. He cites prior Michigan success, plans weekly and instant games, and projects annual state revenue around 70 million dollars, 18 million more than former highs.
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Flooding Hits Syracuse Area As Harbor Brook Bursts
Nearly three inches of rain flooded Harbor Brook in Onondaga County, submerging streets and homes. Firefighters and DPW crews aided residents while County Legislator David Holihan evacuated about 100 households. A separate blaze at 402 Scott Ave damaged an attic after a lightning strike.
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David Holihan
Velaska
Rowland
Hartson
Byrne Place
Scott Ave
Scott Avenue
Gary Bradley
Bradley
Way of the Cross march under desert sand storm in Jerusalem
Thousands of Christian pilgrims carried heavy crosses through a sand storm in the Good Friday procession along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. Jewish guards watched from rooftops as security tightened amid Arab-Israeli tensions, while pilgrims prayed at the 14 Stations before entering the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
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Via Dolorosa
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Teenager pretends to be a dog in burglary sting
Chicago police investigated after a 13 year old hid in a cardboard box behind a store gate and barked to seem like a guard dog. Officers used barking and meowing to coax him out for 30 minutes before arresting him and turning him over to juvenile authorities.
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Chicago
Russell Harper
John Cummings
Harper
Harper and
Cummings
Force
Kidnap Victim Charms Abductor In Chicago Suburb
Mrs. Muriel Fulton recounts to Police Lt. Casey how she charmed the young gunman who abducted her from a Glencoe home. She describes a tense ride in her 1973 Lincoln Continental and a ransom demand of $20,000. The suspect, in his 20s with blond hair, had tied up another woman and threatened violence if the police were notified.
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Chicago Daily News Service
Chicago
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Robert Casey
Casey
Glencoe
Wie
Catte
Arafat Returns With New Syria Peace Plan Amid Bloodier Lebanon
In Beirut heavy fighting shatters a cease fire as Yasir Arafat arrives from Damascus with another Syrian peace proposal. Police report 219 killed and 341 wounded in 36 hours with 34 bodies recovered, figures incomplete. The plan reportedly calls for Syrian troop withdrawal from Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Arafat
Easter offering sparks outrage over Norfolk rabbit tragedy
Betty Andrews laments the loss of her pet rabbit given to Lafayette Park Zoo where a 19 foot python allegedly sacrificed live rabbits daily. Zoo officials defend snake feeding while Mayor Irvine Hill pledges inquiry to avoid anti rabbit incidents during Easter.
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Norfolk, Va
Betty Andrews
Norfolk City
Thomas Kight
Mayor Hill
Patricia Hearst Faces More Surgery in California
Patricia Hearst, hospitalized in Redwood City, is malnourished and may need further surgery to remove an air-filled blister on her right lung. Dr. Donald Rowles said she is on a high protein diet and making progress after a collapsed lung, with her condition listed as fair.
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Calif
Patricia Hearst
Donald Rowles
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