Lotto winner laid off on day of fortune in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report notes Jack F. Dyer of Lewisburg won a 2.9 million Lotto prize, to be paid in 21 installments of 109,978.60 after a 20 percent federal tax deduction. Dyer, 30, has three sons aged 10, 9, and 8, whose birthdates were used to pick the numbers. Meanwhile NRC staff proposed restarting the Three Mile Island reactor at 25 percent capacity under 24 hour surveillance, with full actions possible after mid March investigations.
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Jack F. Dyer
Lewisburg
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Ion Picidaris
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Washington
NRC
Harold Denton
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Flynt hurls obscenity and Soviet flag at magistrate
Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler, appeared in federal court in Chicago Monday. He hurled obscenities at Magistrate Olga Jurko and threw a Soviet flag toward the bench, narrowly missing her face, before being escorted out by marshals en route to Los Angeles to face charges.
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Larry Flynt
Los Angeles
Flynt
U.S
Olga Jurco
Conference on Upgrading Public Schools in Indianapolis
About 2,300 governors, educators and legislators from across the United States gathered for a national conference in Indianapolis to discuss upgrading public schools. Education Secretary Terrel Bell hosts the three day forum and says states will exchange information on school improvement plans for local use. President Reagan is expected to address the National Forum on Excellence in Education Thursday.
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America
Terrel Bell
Reagan
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Tornadoes kill one and injure many in Selma and Laplace
A Selma tornado killed at least one person and injured several others. It damaged a school, dormitory, housing project, and shops, sending several to hospital. In Laplace, a separate tornado damaged 50 to 60 homes and wounded about 50 residents, with none reported missing or in critical condition.
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Selma
Ala
Charlie Jones
Laplace
Melvin Sutton
St. John the Baptist
Mink coat ordered for Cabbage Patch doll in New Orleans
Farrier Ken Furst says a prominent New Orleans businessman will gift a 16 inch mink coat for a Cabbage Patch Kid at Christmas. The coat, costing about 300 dollars, will take 10 days to make, with another mink ordered for the line.
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Ken Furst
Furst
Orlean eniAanal
Kosiow
Stiffer sentence possible in Burns slaying case
Colorado Supreme Court orders resentencing for Clarence Burns 47 after ruling the two year work release term was improper. The plea of guilty to second degree murder for Patti Burns, a third grade teacher, could yield eight to twelve years. In Denver a ruling found the judge erred in altering the sentence. In a separate Fort Worth incident a 60 year old man shot a loan officer after being refused a loan.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Clarence Burns
Burns
Patti
Alvin D. Lichtenstein
Fort Worth
Texas
Kurt Krueger
Harris Hospital
Mortgage & Trust Inc
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lights up in front of 100000 crowd
More than 100000 people including the Rockettes and Leslie Uggams greeted Rockefeller Center's 75 foot Norway spruce as it was lit, ending 10 days of work. This is the 69th year a tree has been lit downtown and it was donated by William Aigeltinger of Geddes. Shoppers and families filled Salina Street with holiday decorations while locals shared scenes of Santa and Christmas wishes.
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Robert Merrill
Rockefeller Center
Pponence Rrs
New York City
Manhattan
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Lathrop Road
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Sherry Bownall
Krewerton
Kathy Phillips
Baldwinsville
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
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Kathy Galen
North Syracuse
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Christopher
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Nedrow
John Webb
New York
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Victor Christmas Tree Farm
Rochester
America
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Pat Mellon
C.B. Pennington
E. Claiborne Robins
Coca-Cola
Robert Woodruff
Reagan White House to mail 75000 Christmas cards
President and Mrs. Reagan plan to send about 75,000 watercolor cards of the White House Green Room to dignitaries, friends and supporters. Hallmark prints the cards at cost for the Republican National Committee. mailings start Friday. Sheila Tate notes the card features a painting by Mark Hampton and includes a portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
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