Ohio Lottery daily game nets over one million in 11 days
The Ohio Lottery daily numbers game reported a 11 day total wagering of 3.4 million with 2.1 million returned to bettors and 275,520 costs, leaving 1,033,200 to the general fund. Officials said payouts averaged 315000 per day and the game may reach 3 million monthly. The 358 liability briefly capped betting and a 741 surge followed Pearl Harbor Day.
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Ohio Lottery
Edward Ferrell
C-T
Ferrell
Pearl Harbor
Thatcher pledges support as she meets Carter in Washington
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher arrives at the White House and pledges support to President Carter during the Iran crisis. Carter lauds Thatcher as a staunch ally while both avoid specific joint actions. Thatcher’s visit includes a Capitol Hill stop, a news conference, and a state dinner.
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Washington
Margaret Thatcher
Carter
Iran
White House
Thatcher
Andrews Air Force Base
Cyrus Vance
Rhodesia
Capitol Hill
Militants resist hostage release plan in Tehran standoff
In Tehran militants defy Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh and insist all 50 American hostages face spy trials and will not be released before Christmas. They warned the hostages will be put on trial, while government officials floated the possibility of limited releases via an international inquiry.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Ghotbzadeh
Time Magazine
OPEC host urges price unity at Caracas conference
Venezuelan President Luis Herrera opened the 55th OPEC conference urging a united front to curb market confusion and defend oil value amid inflation. He accused industrialized nations of wasteful usage and called for market stability, new pricing policy, and aid to non oil nations. Security was heavy at the Tamanco Intercontinental Hotel as talks loom.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Luis Herrera
OPEC
Herrera
Iran
Libya
Indonesia
Tamanco Intercontinental Hotel
Icy Roads Slow Traffic After Sunday's Snowstorm
Traffic remained hazardous as Sunday's storm dumped 1.75 inches of blowing snow and gusts of 30 to 35 mph. The drop in temperature kept roads slick overnight with wind chills as low as minus 18. Police urged residents to avoid travel while tow services cleared stranded vehicles. Car repair and towing crews reported a busy night due to vehicles needing assistance in freezing conditions.
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Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
National Weather Service
Carol Billman
Elyria Aaa Towing
Clear and cold with light winds and low near 10
Weather forecast notes a clear, cold night with a low around 10 and increasing clouds Tuesday reaching near 30. Precipitation chances are low at 10 percent tonight and Tuesday, with southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 7:48 a.m., sunset 4:59 p.m. Details on Page C-7.
Speed uncertain in crash that killed two teens
Two North Ridgeville youths Catherine Houp aged 18 and her 17 year old brother Michael died early Saturday when their car failed to negotiate a Detroit Avenue curve and struck a steel pole. Police say skid marks show a minimum speed of 54 mph, though witnesses cited reports of 90 mph. A back seat passenger Theodore Shaughnessy survived with minor injuries. The accident tore away the car’s right side and decapitated Houp. investigators caution against assuming the actual speed beyond the 54 mph minimum.
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Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Catherine Houp
Michael
William Bostelman
Cleveland Accident Investigation Unit
Bostelman
Detroit Avenue
West Boulevard
Theodore
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W. 68Th St
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