Michigan lottery error leaves big prize dispute unresolved
In Lansing officials declared Stanley K. Yao the $200,000 super lottery winner after a number misread caused Betty Coleman to be identified as the top prize recipient. Coleman refused the $50,000 consolation, vowing to pursue the larger award.
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Auto Giants Warn of Shutdowns Over Emissions Devices
Detroit AP report says Ford and American Motors warn production shutdowns if EPA orders removal of defeat devices from emissions control. Chrysler also appeals. GM declines to join but opposes the order and seeks a further extension. The March 15 deadline could halt 1973 production for the model year.
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Murder charges after husband wife shootout in courthouse
In Jacksonville Florida Rudell Hickson 45 and his wife Mary Hickson argued in divorce court. The pair exchanged eight caliber pistol fire in a courthouse hallway. Mary Hickson died from three chest wounds. Rudell Hickson and off duty officer Fred Lampe were involved. Hickson faces murder charges under a felony-killing law. About 15 people witnessed the incident including the couple's two daughters.
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