Police Woman Claims She Won 162 Million Jackpot
Cleve land woman Elecia Battle told police she bought the winning Mega Millions ticket for 162 million dollars but lost it after dropping her purse outside Quick Shop Food Mart in South Euclid. The winning ticket was reportedly sold at that store. Battle cried during the interview and said her attorney would hold a news conference to announce a reward. About 30 people searched the store lot and nearby brush after the report spread.
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Ohio Lottery
Battle
Associated Press
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Rite-Aid
Sheldon Starke
Jammy Battle
Jummy Battle
Nieter
Electa Battle
ATVs Should Be Kept Off Roads in Ohio
Police and officials urge keeping all terrain vehicles off public roads due to rollover risk and limited operator experience. Sgt Gregg Westover notes few crashes but many traffic violations. coroner Paul Matus cites 2002 fatalities and injuries.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
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Ohio Lottery Results And Jackpot Estimates
Ohio lottery draws show Pick 3 with 6 7 0 and Pick 4 entries 2 1 2 4 and 2 6 6 8. Buckeye 5 numbers are 1 10 12 16 36. Super Lotto Plus jackpot listed at 18 million and Mega Millions estimated at 10 million with DAY Millions five numbers 7 8 36 44 48 and Mega Ball 9.
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Buckeye
Ohio Lottery Numbers Sheet Summary
Daily and midweek draws listed with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Wednesday through Saturday. Includes Buckeye 5 and Lotto numbers, Bonus Ball, Kicker, and weekend totals. Notable entries show multiple day sequences such as Midday Pick 3 5-1-4 and Lotto 13-22-35-36-41-46 with Bonus Ball 10.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Deadly racing crash on Interstate 70 near Columbus
State Patrol investigators said a competitive race between two cars on Interstate 70 ended in a four death crash near Granville, about 20 miles east of Columbus. Paul Adams Jr 18 drove a sedan with two passengers into the shoulder to pull ahead, lost control and struck a Toyota Camry, triggering a chain that sent the Camry into oncoming traffic and a tractor-trailer.
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Lorain City Council Pay Freeze Fight and Allegations
Foltin criticized Council President Shawver and Krasienko for blocking his response during a meeting and claimed Shawver restrained him. Amid budget battles, an override cleared for lifting a pay freeze for non union workers and requiring hospital payments, with Tavenner voting no. Foltin highlighted a $2 million deficit and urged mayoral negotiation as others froze pay previously.
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Ken Shawver
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Lon Maiorana
NWA
Mark Provenza
Fred Lozano
Anne Mothar
Kathy Tavenner
David Wargo
Eis
Phil Bedesia
Tony Krasienko
Tom Urbanek
Eddie Edwards
Bob Kerecz
Ate de Dan Gwen
Lon Kokoski
Provanza
Freshman dies in ATV crash near Bonnie Brae Elk Farm
Lauren, a freshman at Lorain County Joint Vocational School, died after an air terrain vehicle struck a tree off Quarry Road. Caitlin Bender was with her. both were not wearing helmets. Lauren survived by two sisters and three brothers along with parents and grandparents. Funeral services are planned at Norton Funeral Home in Wellington with visitation today.
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Lorain County
Ming
Caitlin
Bonnie Brae Elk Farm
Quarry Road
Ohio State Patrol
Caitlin Bender
Norton Funeral Home
Wellington
Credit Card Nation and the American debt spike
The piece traces debt growth to the 1980s when banks expanded credit to more borrowers and optimism rose that a better living standard was attainable. It notes $735 billion in credit card debt nationally, about $7,000 per household, and that 40 percent pay balances in full. It profiles shoppers, savers, and individuals like Kristeen Mahler, who used shopping to cope with trauma and pursued counseling to manage debts. Mortgage refinancing from 2001 to 2003 allegedly funded debt repayment.
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Manning
Joel Greenberg
Novadebt Credit Counseling Service
Freehold
Greenberg
Seciet
Kristeen Mahler
East Meadow
Mahler
World Trade Center
Debt growth slows as homeowners tap cash, but debts risk future shock
Mark Zandi notes card debt growth has slowed as homeowners extract cash, yet lower income families struggle without refinancing. Bankruptcies exceed 1 million annually since 1996, reaching 1.54 million in 2002. 2.25 million filings occurred in the first nine months of 2003, possibly setting a yearly record. Analysts debate effects on the economy while debt sustains spending, though Greenspan says debt is not a near term concern. Experts warn debt could become a ticking time bomb if rates rise or a recession hits.
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Economy.com
Zandi
American Bankruptcy Institute
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Sung Won Sohn
Wells Fargo & Co
Sohn
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