Clay man wins lottery top prize amid New York plan restart
Nickolas Letizia of Clay, the sole Syracuse area entrant, claimed a $2,000 prize as the state lottery restart plans move forward. Gov. Hugh Carey halted the original drawings due to ticketing irregularities, with John Quinn newly appointed to lead the relaunch. Winners include Da vid and Judy Jaskowiak of Cheektowaga and Francis Gruber of Albany, each securing $125,000 in recent draws, while others await Oct dates rescheduling and ticket retention guidance.
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Hugh Carey
John Quinn
Michigan
David
Judy Jaskowiak
Cheektowaga
Francis Gruber
Albany
Fred Field
Alice Marie O’neil
Quinn
Lottery finally pays off in New York draw
In Albany UPI reports a group of lottery players who bought tickets in September and October finally collected prizes. Dorothy Murphy of Elmsford Westchester County, a housewife and grandmother, won the first grand tier prize of $125,000 from a 50 cent stake. The grand tier drawing at the Legislative Office Building signaled the final phase of payout.
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Albany
DeBakey Cures Outlook For Heart Disease At AMA
Dr Michael DeBakey told the American Medical Association in Dallas that cures for many heart diseases are approaching and an artificial heart could arrive by century’s turn. He cited preventing heart attacks and relieving 85 to 90 percent of heart disease cases as possible future goals.
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Jerry Roberts
Greenway Park
Dallas
Tex
AP Laswerphoto
Michael Debakey
The
American Medical Association
DeBakey
Nguyen Cao KY
Indianapolis
Vietnam
America
U.S. veto blocks Palestinian state blueprint at U.N.
The United States vetoed a U.N. Security Council draft calling for a Palestinian entity in the West Bank and Gaza, arguing the report lacks balance. Britain France Italy and Sweden abstained as Israel boycotted the debate while PLO officials pledged later action.
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United Nations
United Nations Security Council
United States
U.S
Albert W. Sherer Jr
Council
U.N. Palestinian
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Security Council
General Assembly
Shafiq al-Hout
Palestine
Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Sherer
Domi
Strike Ends Over Gun Policy at Triborough Authority
NEW YORK AP reports a strike by bridge and tunnel workers ended when the union agreed members would not carry guns on duty with the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority. The settlement ends the work stoppage and allows operations to resume.
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Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
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Johnson
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Carl XVI Gustav
Silvia
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U.N
Chaim Herzog
Herzog
Angola
Soviet Union
New York State
Yyr
Mae Tee
Dally
Fairmount Fair
Ryle
Jug Wines
Arrow Liquor Store
W. Onondaga St
Ragan’s Liquor Store
Genesee St
Fairmount
SULY
Calvert
Orby
Tavern Club
ASE
Rose Wines
Dea
Harvard
Rosa Luscaq
Gordon's Liquor Store
Hawley Ave
Cutter of Catharine Syracuse
King OF Hearts Liquors Inc
TIGE
Seneca St. Manlius
Seneca Liquor Store
Valley Drive
Bayberry Liquors Inc
Oswego Rd
Bayberry Plaze
Liverpool
Nottingham
Nottingham Plaza
Jack’s Discount Wine & Liquor Super-Mart
Northern Lightsarian Center
Racciatti Liquor Store
Cicero Liquor Store
Brewerton Rd
Cicero
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