Lotto winner Curt Sharp vows to help family and friends
Newark AP Curtis Sharp Jr. collected five million from the New York Lotto four months ago and says he has kept his promise to help others. He will marry Jackie Bernabela, buy a new home in West Orange, and set up trust funds for his children. He still works at Bell Labs and shares money with a friend who bought his winning ticket.
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Conscientious objectors rise in Switzerland debate
In neutral Switzerland many men refuse military service for religious ethical or political reasons. Objectors face prison terms and social discrimination though polls show strong army support. Amnesty International condemns the lack of a civilian alternative service and a constitutional amendment may be proposed next year.
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Congress Junkets Go Global Amid Easter Recess
Washington lawmakers depart for Easter recess on globe trotting trips led by Speaker Thomas ONeill and Rep. John Dingell. About 30 members visit China this week with stops in Singapore and Japan Hong Kong. Delegations include Patterson, Torres, Parris and Bethune to discuss trade energy and international finance.
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